The Omagh victory could start a victim renaissance; and long overdue that is, too.
He is also drafting guidelines, now months overdue, that would define "persistent educational failure," a ground for disciplining principals that the Legislature granted to the Chancellor in 1996.
Public health advocates praised the proposed rule as an effective one, if overdue, that could help prevent tens of thousands of premature deaths each year from asthma, heart attacks and lung disease.
"A coordinated, multi-faceted effort to push back against a range of illicit Iranian behavior is long overdue". That followed the White House broadside Wednesday in which national security adviser Michael Flynn warned that Iran is "on notice" over the test launch.
Urging his members to be in the vanguard of the national debate on the need for professionalism in teaching, Mr. Shanker said he would ask the 3,000 delegates here to adopt a report, "The Revolution That Is Overdue," that calls for the national licensing of teachers and the discarding of "factory model" schools.
He has also vowed to veto any budget for the current year — now almost three weeks overdue — that does not roll back retirement benefits to 1999 levels and require workers to contribute an additional 5% of pay toward retirement.
"It's change that's long overdue". That same year, United Nations Special Rapporteur on torture Juan E. Mendez called for the end of solitary confinement except for in exceptional cases, and even then not in excess of 15 days.
He told The Independent that it was "long overdue" that the book was given such prominence.
(It's hard now to conceptualise just how overdue that must have felt.
It is right and overdue that this terrible directive was struck down".
With this in mind, it seems long overdue that Moody's will now consider pension liabilities when rating municipal debt.
