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The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) is today launching a call for law reform regarding the use of physical punishment to discipline children.
For too long, common sense reform regarding access to firearms has been a third rail in political discussions — too controversial to touch.
While we cannot speak for all veterans, we represent the growing #VetsForGunReform movement calling upon the government to act in implementing common sense and holistic legislative reform regarding access to and sale of firearms.
Even fewer studies discussed the divergence of SOEs following the economic reform regarding their R&D intensity and innovation performance.
In a letter to Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the new commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, eleven Democratic senators previewed the pressure that he will face as he addresses policy reform regarding electronic cigarettes.
In particular, we will look at the potential effects of such a reform regarding sustainability, as well as its ability to alter the nature of the pension system, i.e. to transform a contributory or Bismarckian pension system (the current Spanish pension system) to a Beveridgean system.
The party is on notice that Cambodians expect substantial reforms regarding inequality, corruption and social justice.
Greece has been willing to execute several economically, socially and politically difficult reforms regarding public sector employment and pensions.
Some church watchers even believe the church may be slowly changing its position on homosexuality in a manner similar to the church's reforms regarding African-American members in the late 1970s.
The European powers, however, while insisting on reforms regarding the Christians and minorities in the Ottoman Empire, obstructed the sultan's efforts at centralization and at recovering power in Bosnia and Montenegro in the Balkans.
Last week, local government leaders called for reforms regarding "saturation zones" – 208 areas in England and Wales (up from 160 in 2012) that are "saturated" with pubs, bars, clubs, and other premises licensed to sell booze, leading to excessive drinking and subsequent disorder.
