Sentence examples for reforms consideration from inspiring English sources

The 40th anniversary of the revolution on September 1, 2009, together with Muammar al-Qadhafi's recent election as Chairman of the AU (ref H), proposed political-economic reforms, consideration of a constitution, and rumored elections, have contributed to a sense that Libya is in the midst of a period of particular political turbulence.

"With financial reform under consideration and credible reform on the line, we have concerns about the intentions of the retiring senators and in particular ones who have not been as supportive of consumer protection as we would like".

The change will be the first step toward broader stock market reforms under consideration, including allowing foreigners to invest directly in shares denominated in China's local currency.

Groups favouring stricter immigration laws say the reforms under consideration would exacerbate financial problems for state and local governments and would lead to higher levels of illegal immigration.

The package of reforms under consideration is likely to touch many parts of the immigration system.

Both liberal and conservative groups say the agriculture safety net basically coddles rich farmers and that the reforms under consideration would continue the status quo.

The report also recommends structural tax reform, including consideration of a land tax and changes to the GST.

First, the white paper frames the entire issue in a way that is incorrect — but highly informative about the attitudes at work: "Evaluating financial regulatory reform requires consideration of the inevitable trade-off between market stability and the combination of innovation, risk-taking and growth" (see Page 6).

Though he doesn't come out and say that the GOP should revisit such a strategy, Buchanan points out that the bipartisan proposal for immigration reform under consideration in Congress would increase the pool of nonwhite voters.

In the current battle over health care legislation, the Republican Party has walked a political tightrope, trying to stall reform's consideration while not appearing indifferent to the struggles of millions of Americans who lack insurance or are dissatisfied with their coverage.

So much will depend on two other reforms currently under consideration in Congress.