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On March 31, Mr. Paulson released a blueprint that proposed the most sweeping overhaul of the nation's financial regulatory system since the stock market crash of 1929.

The senators on Monday released a blueprint for a new immigration policy that opens the door to possible citizenship ahead of a Tuesday speech on the subject by Mr. Obama in Las Vegas.

Eight organisations, including Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Civil Liberties Australia, have released a blueprint for the government on how to stamp out capital punishment around the world.

The Australian Human Rights Commission has released a "blueprint" canvassing a range of alternatives to Australia's offshore detention regime on Manus Island and Nauru amid an "impasse" over Australia's controversial policies.

China's entry into the World Trade Organisation should now be a formality.See article: Back on track with ChinaGeorge W. Bush, after a bad couple of weeks in the polls, released a "Blueprint for the Middle Class" containing his proposals on health care, Social Security and taxes.

(Our surveys show lower support for "Medicare for all" than those of most other organizations, for example). We are also involved in the process: Last September, Data for Progress released a blueprint for the Green New Deal that has informed policy development.

On Monday, the administration is releasing a blueprint for regulatory reform, much of which was developed before the Bear mess, though it may still be important for further discussion.

But both supporters and critics of the mayor's plan have pushed him to release a blueprint to integrate all of the city's 1,800 schools, not just eight especially prominent ones.

ISE is releasing a blueprint today in the hope hospitals take their findings seriously and start to patch up their vulnerable systems.

The National Academy of Medicine released a potential blueprint to reform the American health care system.

On Tuesday the commission released a draft blueprint for changes to the workplace relations system, including a new type of statutory contract that would allow businesses to offer jobs with alterations to award conditions on a "take it or leave it" basis.