Sentence examples for rule reform from inspiring English sources

"What does it mean if we get gridlock?" Despite the victory Thursday, Cohen said he hasn't gotten everything he'd like out of Senate rule reform.

Cohen's remarks, however, suggest that Senate Democrats are just as culpable in the nominations mess, as they've so far declined to institute significant rule reform or force up-and-down votes.

Rep. John Mica was willing to partially shut down the Federal Aviation Administration in order to roll back a rule reform that gave airline and railroad workers a fairer process for choosing to join a union.

C. 1123 Punkhagama, Sri Lanka 1186 Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka Parākramabāhu I, also called Parākramabāhu The Great (born c. 1123, Punkhagama, Ceylon died 1186, Polonnaruwa) Sinhalese king of Ceylon (1153 86) who united the island under one rule, reformed Buddhist practices, and sent successful expeditionary forces to India and Burma.

What the SEC should have announced April 8 was a comprehensive rule reforming short-selling abuses.

The BBC News Channel's Chief Political Correspondent Norman Smith explains why the GMB's decision to slash funding to Labour ahead of planned membership rule reforms is so significant.

Or mainstream Republicans could embrace the Rule Reforms sought by the Tea Party, ensuring a full scale constitutional crisis between the House and the White House.

But neither Schumer nor Durbin is solidly committed to rules reform.

"They'll get over it," Alexander said of the Democrats' enthusiasm for rules reform.

(Among senior senators, the sole enthusiast for rules reform is Tom Harkin).

For Republican institutionalists, such as Alexander and Gregg, the push for rules reform is folly.