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But the Senate does have the tools to reform itself, and it is beginning to show signs of having the will, too.

It will also facilitate your access to standards and tools for reform practitioners.

They also have an established place in the prison system where solitary confinement is used as a go-to tool for reform.

But clearly, he sees electronic health records as a tool to reform health care, and the Obama administration intends to shift Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement toward paying for better health outcomes, which will be measured and monitored using technology.

"What we are urging you to do is to provide our students with their fair share of state aid, and our city with the tools and reforms needed to end unnecessary mandates and crippling policies," she said.

He came to view political economy eventually as an art, a tool for reform more than a system of knowledge, and diverged from deductivism with Whewell's view favoring a more complex and integrated representation of men and their circumstances (Snyder 2006).

The group's principal tool for reform is a tax.

Sen. Sessions has consistently expressed his skepticism of using consent decrees as a tool to reform police departments.

My background there was in theater for social change, focusing on politically charged theater, using it as a tool for reform.

While consent decrees are no panacea, civil rights advocates and experts generally agree they represent an important tool for reform and accountability by providing formal oversight over police departments that have proven resistant to change.

In recent years, however, PBL and CBL have emerged as powerful teaching tools in reforming science education.