Third plenums have been a springboard for important changes in China in the past, including the sweeping economic overhauls of the 1990s spearheaded by the former Premier Zhu Rongji.
He used his seat as a springboard to push for change and, together with Mayor Moscone, he saw the abolishment of the city's anti-sodomy law.
membership as a springboard for wider economic change.
Ministers argue that they have shifted the centre ground of British politics to the left - for example on poverty, equal rights and the NHS - which can provide a springboard for more radical change in the years ahead.
Connecting new organisational routines to professional practice provides a springboard for routinized organisational change, precisely because it offers ample opportunity for what Jansen et al. call brokering [ 39].
If the Trump administration does not use the wall as a springboard for the kind of change Evangelista-Ysasaga hopes for and predicts, he intends to make sure they will be held accountable.
The model the panel should seek to emulate is that of the Millennium Declaration, the springboard for the MDGs, which changed the way governments and aid agencies work – and how they measure their success – for a generation.
It was hoped that AIP support would drive change by providing a springboard for new activities, by enabling new working patterns to emerge and by initiating service development.
Western officials fear JFS will not only dominate the jihadi landscape in the Levant following the defeat of Isis, but may also provide a springboard for al-Qaida to launch strikes into Europe, should the group change its current strategy.
