Sentence examples for reform procedures from inspiring English sources

It is not the first time senators have attempted to reform procedures for investigating and prosecuting sexual assault.

And political specialists point to election laws and impenetrable Reform procedures that would make a McCain endorsement difficult, if not impossible.

Mr Qureshi says he called in independent accountants and solicitors to sort out the charity's finances and reform procedures but met resistance from the directors until he resigned in January 1999.

In contrast, the expanded oversight role of modern mass media for criticizing and clarifying health system reform procedures in addition to portraying trends in mass opinion in the last two decades has impact on public preferences, especially among the low and medium politically aware ones [ 22, 23].

"What about a clean DACA bill now, with a commitment that we go into a comprehensive reform procedure?" California Sen. Dianne Feinstein asked the president.

"We need to reform the procedures of the Lords.

Only the most intense efforts to reform police procedures can assure New Yorkers that a similar incident will not happen again.

Back in the mid-1990s two senators — Tom Harkin and, believe it or not, Joe Lieberman — introduced a bill to reform Senate procedures.

Any doubter should drive in blackface in Louisville and "find out how often you're stopped," he advised, vowing to reform police procedures.

There will be calls for reform of procedures to better protect minority officers, who have most often paid the price for such cases of mistaken identity.

But just because we should be encouraging TSA to reform its procedures doesn't mean we can't offer suggestions along the way.