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Rather than seek major criminal justice reforms to reduce the prisoner numbers, including scrapping California's harsh "three strikes" sentencing laws, Gov. Jerry Brown has proposed simply moving the surplus state prisoners to county jails.
But when negotiations for a new labor agreement begin, the owners will seek major concessions from the union on economic issues, and the union will most likely be less willing to consider the changes the owners say they need.
David Shulkin, President Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, said at his confirmation hearing Wednesday that he would seek "major reform and a transformation of VA" — but would not privatize the federal health care system for veterans.
The key conceptual and methodological problems of the research topic were discussed at the May workshop, and on many of the questions sufficient agreement was reached to encourage the group to seek major outside funding to support further research.
As the Wall Street Journal-NBC News survey of both Democrats and Republicans found last month, the percentage of voters who favor "small adjustments" in America (24) or "moderate corrections" (29) is swamped by the 46percentt who seek "major reforms" and a "brand-new" approach.
WASHINGTON — In his new budget, to be unveiled Monday, President Bush will call for large cuts in the growth of Medicare, far exceeding what he proposed last year, and he will again seek major savings in Medicaid, according to administration officials and budget documents.
The movie, it seems, won't be seeking major release.
In contrast, by 1994 there were lots of programmes seeking Major's critics to speak out.
Mr. Davis is not the only black politician seeking major statewide office in the South.
Check with your department for more information if you are seeking major credit.
The league is still seeking major economic concessions from the players, however, to address a reported $300 million in annual losses.
