Sentence examples for statutory reforms from inspiring English sources

And this is why the statutory reforms that emerge from Congress this year will only be one small part of the effort to reshape America's financial sector.

His speech at New York University was a mischievous attack on efforts to enact strong statutory reforms that would prevent another Enron disaster.

Fisher's report on the serious disregard by the police of the required procedures for the questioning of suspects led to the Philips Royal Commission on Criminal Procedure, and the statutory reforms of 1984-85, including the creation of the Crown Prosecution Service.

Watson and other ethicists have argued that if workers at CMP was concerned about the way fetal tissue is handled, they would direct their focus to other problems and source of reform: procurement companies would be under the microscope, additional oversight might be recommended and statutory reforms proposed.

Evidence of discrimination may have implications for how Hispanic integration and race and ethnicity are understood and for evaluating the success of statutory reforms designed to insure fairness and constitutionality of the death penalty.

We need statutory reform to refine and tie down what municipalities can use as an excuse for eminent domain".

"We decide no more than is before us and leave other facets and potential challenges to the statutory reform measure for some other day and another case".

With a strong electoral base in Catalonia, Zapatero opened the way for statutory reform by dangling the carrot of a truly federal state.

There is even a chance that statutory reform will be put in place at some point after the OFT announced it will soon begin an investigation into the excesses of the property management industry, a move welcomed by campaign groups.

The first step -- triage, if you will -- in solving this problem is passing statutory reform in the way we fund elections.

These led to statutory and regulatory reforms in the United States: –The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 mandated various changes in accounting policies and corporate governance, and beefed up auditing standards.