The Washington Post today has an in-depth look at how two presidential candidates — Senators McCain and Obama — worked together (temporarily) on ethics reform.
Beginning at tail end, begin pulling sides of turkey together, reforming its body, stitching every inch or so.
There is a choice in both our countries we can and should make together: reform the EU to put growth, competitiveness and jobs back at the heart of its priorities.
Adopting legislation to knit the country together; reforming the Constitution; strengthening independent security forces; reconciling Iraq's Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — all were benchmarks, and all remain partly or wholly unmet, despite the security gains that were supposed to create the space for political progress and thus peace.
Together the reforms broke the informal checks and balances of the old regime while unleashing the national question.
Under this view, the euro zone would hold together and reforms would force member states to show more fiscal discipline and comply with targets set by the E.U.
Since September's terrorist attacks, and particularly after Enron's implosion, Mr Pitt claims, industry and regulators have worked together on reforms.
Taken together, these reforms will widen access to nursing while enhancing the high-quality qualifications we have rightly come to expect of nursing degrees.
Together, these reforms would show that world leaders were acting in their citizens' best interests, and would go a long way to averting WEF's dystopian nightmare.
The Social Democrats favour tough immigration controls and are as wary of Turkey's European aspirations as the People's Party.Unlike their German counterparts, the big parties in Austria have often worked together on reforms.
