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There is one thing we do know for sure in all of this tax talk: Reformers come, and reformers go.
It did, however, attract the attacks of immigration reformers, who felt Bush was abandoning both his own principles and the reformers within his own party.
In the following century, Christmas celebrations became a matter of heated argument between reformers and traditionalists, with the reformers attacking what they saw as pagan revelries.
Reformers: Race, Eugenics & American Economics in the Progressive Era
The reformers deride the incrementalists as sellouts and stone-hearted technocrats; the incrementalists say the reformers are demagogues peddling fool's gold to people who don't understand the U.S. system's resistance to change.
Thus liberals have typically been reformers, agitating for social change.
Still, his record is bad news for criminal justice reformers.
Criminal justice reformers had a better night in other areas.
A: I think reformers need to operate at two speeds.
The reformers who entered Mr Rouhani's administration would be purged.
And parents are keener on selection than the reformers are.
Though missed by economic reformers today, he was no liberal.
"No to conservatives and reformers alike," is another popular slogan.
Reformers' immigration positions are still a far cry from Trump's.
But political reformers seldom have an easy time in America.
University reformers modernised academic syllabuses and built ladders of opportunity.
The Essar case ends a winning streak for bankruptcy reformers.
Reformers aggressively offer up our Too's just like everyone else.
As a result, reformers are thinking afresh about autonomous schools.
Yet, the myth of the Sandinistas as moderate reformers persisted.
In those ways, his absence could pose headaches to reformers.
The reality is that they are at best surly reformers.
Democratic machine against the more genteel progressive reformers, because at
"Conservatives have a rich history as a reformers," he argued.
They are the chairs of the Issue One Reformers Caucus.
To date, the reformers have been flying beneath the radar.
They are current members of the Issue One Reformers Caucus.
Reformers on both sides have some reason to be optimistic.
Analysts and reformers obsess over who sends money into politics.
Alas, reformers have been pushing to marginalize professionals still further.
That's not to downplay the work of criminal justice reformers.
There were Islamist reformers and secular reformers, women's rights campaigners who went door to door in villages, and urban activists working to save everything from the Iranian cheetah to the rapidly evaporating Lake Urmia.
Still, her record is potentially bad news for criminal justice reformers.
It's not as much action as drug policy reformers would like.
The reformers have prioritised the "low-hanging fruit", admits Mr Tuwaijri.
Its members were reformers, not populists, statists or pork-barrel conservatives.
A large constellation of Chinese reformers deserves the credit for that.
Luther shared his distaste for visual ornament with other Protestant reformers.
Many were unsuccessful reformers, mosquitoes on the arms of complacent kingdoms.
In the meantime, momentum is on the side of the reformers.
They should welcome intra-party disagreements that pit reformers against hardliners.
I think that data actually strengthened the hands of the reformers.
For the Reformers, the Catholic Church wasn't too visible or united.
That, he argued, means reformers have no choice but to fight.
When Washington reformers became ''liberals,'' ''progressives'' in turn became more radical.
Reformers have proposed making all the data in the system free.
For these reformers, there is a common move to structure: the
High commissary prices have long been a complaint of prison reformers.
Randolph and Powell synthesized their roles as preachers and social reformers.
Reformers across the globe look to England and America as examples.
That is the story reformers focus on, evidence of their vindication.
Reformers point to higher scores as "proof" that their reforms worked.
It's no surprise that reformers want to fight for it now.
The New Jersey governor was addressing a group of education reformers.
Where are America's brave tort reformers when you really need them?
His reading list ran from early Progressive reformers to the Rev.
Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), among Capitol Hill's most vocal immigration reformers.
Even among reformers, there's disagreement over how best to do it.
This is why many reformers and activists focus on the court.
Still, Mr. Xi did raise some points dear to economic reformers.
The reformers wanted to prioritize empiricism: Whatever worked, China should do.
Reformers convert refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended into gasoline.
But the question, for some reformers, is whether simply moving the
Through American history, most reformers have fallen into the priest category.
That is the central principle that should unite all education reformers.
Reformers in 21911 called for temples to be converted into schools.
For some gun reformers, the mood is one of simple resignation.
"They don't need fresh reformers because [the reformers] are destroying schemes and they need schemes to feed the political elite to be elected and that is the whole point with the ministries," the senior official said.
Many mistakes of the Great Society happened because reformers forgot the shortcomings of the New Deal, and perhaps today's reformers have forgotten the reasons that the Great Society ended badly and ruined America's economy in the 1970s.
But the laws have become very controversial among some criminal justice reformers.
Reformers might want to refocus their efforts on where the problems begin.
Out are the stodgy old princes; in are the (relatively) youthful reformers.
"Ukraine has to build up a critical mass of reformers," he says.
Did the post-Nixon reformers do everything they set out to do?
Unlikely Partners: Chinese Reformers, Western Economists, and the Making of Global China.
After three decades of progress, pragmatic reformers are thus in a bind.
Many have grown profoundly disillusioned; some have become reformers or even dissidents.
Reformers retort that bribery exists because officials wield excessive power over business.
The process has sharpened struggles between reformers and conservatives within the government.
Urban reformers and pacifists and trustbusters and suffragists all called themselves ''progressives.
More pragmatic reformers champion the broader take-up of two innovative schemes.
But he's widely seen by reformers as their best hope for change.
But early indications at the reformers have scored well in these elections.
Reformers are now trying to work out why such huge variation exists.
There are certainly many frustrated reformers within the party apparatus and government.
Protests and economic crises have undercut Argentina and Ecuador's would-be reformers.
Like the reformers in Guatemala City, the United States can't back down.
Welfare reformers might draw some lessons from unlikely places, such as Scandinavia.
Many of its backers were reformers whose influence peaked in the 1980s.
That competition has serious implications for the open House current reformers endorse.
The radical Whigs were for democratization, the authoritarian reformers firmly against it.
But the reformers cannot fix the problem; they don't have the power.
"Reformers had handed the sex biz a vast new infrastructure," Wallace writes.
They were liberal reformers, not revolutionary leftists, and they got things done.
The history of US politics is riddled with reformers pushing black ppl.
Reformers are concerned that courts are replacing one biased mechanism with another.
That's good news for the city, the Police Department — and police reformers.
European reformers managed this by embedding progressive policies in business-oriented arrangements.
That's an old complaint, long shared by ballet insiders, experts and reformers.
But African-American clubwomen and reformers did not accept the "mammy" stereotype.
But African-American clubwomen and reformers did not accept the "mammy" stereotype.
The Speaker was groomed by Republican immigration reformers — including the late-Rep.
But gun reformers in and out of Congress say it's not enough.
There are four areas where U.S. reformers could borrow from European approaches.
Some reformers have suggested we change the calendar to correct these blemishes.
Reformers in the ANC have signaled their support for such a policy.
The move brought down the government in Zagreb and ended a brief, tense union between reformers and the Croatian Democratic Union, the country's nationalist right-wing party, which chose Mr. Oreskovic to lead with the approval of reformers.
Encouraged by such results, reformers are trying to expand and improve private schools.
These cases have been a constant thorn in the side of legal reformers.
The government's reformers need the anchor of EU accession talks, says Mr Dimitrov.
The prince's behaviour is idiosyncratic: he jails reformers even as he decrees reforms.
Many states, in fact, have crime victim protections that reformers don't object to.
Reformers convert low-octane refining by-products into high octane components of gasoline.
Or is it just as often reformers versus the public's fear of reform?
Many Sunni reformers who cooperated with Shiites in the past have since stopped.
It's emblematic of why criminal justice reformers can look forward to his run.
Liberal reformers, including his near contemporary William Gladstone, have repeatedly proved him wrong.
That leaves reformers with a difficult question: how can we fix facial recognition?
This way, reformers hope, they can finally improve education on a large scale.
Frustrated at the ballot box, reformers have also been foiled in the courts.
Tax reformers attempted to narrow the disparity during tax reform but fell short.
Reformers wanted a more flexible exchange rate and a more vigorous stock market.
But when he lost to Nixon, reformers in the party rejected this approach.
But reformers should be cautious not to move too far in this direction.
Reformers at the turn of the twentieth century did not conceal their objectives.
The results are promising—and they hold lessons for reformers in other countries.
He is now the co-chair of the ReFormers Caucus at Issue One.
Mr. Sheremet rejected criticism that old reformers were being exploited for political goals.
Lessons from Europe should help American welfare reformers to focus on three objectives.
The authoritarian reformers were "not a political party per se," du Rivage writes.
The radical Whigs were for responsible authority, the authoritarian reformers for firm authority.
Some foreign observers see the party as genuine reformers; others as harmless buffoons.
Health reformers began to zero in on whiskers as nesting places of disease.
This isn't something that even drug policy reformers are comfortable calling for yet.
By contrast, many economic reformers say that China would benefit from more openness.
Why shouldn't reformers press their issues now, when they have influence with leadership?
Anthony was one of America's key social reformers, also fighting to abolish slavery.
For criminal justice reformers, the question is if they can really trust Bloomberg.
Fuller focuses on a group of New England writers, scientists and social reformers.
Most of these people, reformers say, should never have been incarcerated in the
Yes, actually—and unfortunately, for free-market health care reformers (including the authors).
These reformers have slowly begun assembling supportive decision-makers and had some successes.
For some criminal justice reformers, it's almost irrelevant whether the program reduced truancy.
At the same time, immigration reformers in the Republican Party were losing power.
Criminal justice reformers just got another reason to be skeptical of the Clintons.
Ukrainian reformers and civic activists had worried about losing America's support under Mr Trump.
" SIGAR also contended the government is "failing to protect reformers and whistleblowers from reprisal.
Whatever the explanation, these poll results are likely bad news for criminal justice reformers.
The swamp of scandal propelled a fed-up cadre of young reformers into action.
That fundamental insight seized reformers in the Industrial Revolution, heralding state-funded universal schooling.
For Asia's reformers, there is thus no getting around the disappointment of TPP's demise.
A few plucky reformers are working to correct that: a grand and overdue idea.
Europe was already Christian, but in the Reformers' judgment, its Christianity was skin-deep.
Successive generations of welfare reformers have tried, and often failed, to strike that balance.
New parties and NGOs are training young activists in how to be effective reformers.
Criminal justice reformers also view WH Chief of Staff John Kelly as an ally.
For the reformers this means promoting for-profit colleges to compete with public universities.
He compares recent reformers to someone "trying to connect their iPhone to a landline".
These schools remain the great hope of education reformers in both countries—and beyond.
But the reformers' most ambitious plan — abolishing the characters altogether — was never carried out.
But Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric, election and early actions alarmed many criminal justice reformers.
In city after city, progressive reformers cleaned up politics and professionalized the civil service.
Eventually, the reformers are themselves tarred with corruption charges, and the cycle repeats itself.
However, doubts on both counts suggest that reformers need to go beyond law enforcement.
Needless to say, reformers look upon the possibility of a Trump presidency with dread.
But reformers say the scales are weighted too heavily in favor of the accused.
The writer is the author of "Massachusetts in the Woman Suffrage Movement: Revolutionary Reformers."
Government reformers have already voiced their intent to file more cases in state courts.
Hardly a year after their views appeared close to consensus, sentencing reformers are sidelined.
Students, teachers and reformers are pushing back against the failures of mainstream higher education.
By successfully campaigning for progressive prosecutors, criminal justice reformers stand to change this dynamic.
Scaling back these programs has been a major priority of reformers over the years.
But it looks like Republican reformers have lost the fight within their own party.
But it looks like Republican reformers have lost the fight within their own party.
The reformers began excising the prayers for the messiah and a return to Palestine.
They found new movements, only for reformers to splinter off from them in turn.
By electing reformers in other offices, voters can demand more progress from Mr. Cuomo.
Reformers and reforms that could revitalize the country and its economy are well known.
Marijuana policy reformers achieved significant victories this year at the state and federal level.
The printing press empowered reformers; it also empowered hucksters, war profiteers, terrorists, and bigots.
He came to power, by his telling, after Western reformers nearly destroyed his country.
And don't even get him started on self-proclaimed capitalist reformers like Elizabeth Warren.
With more victories, these reformers could seriously reshape how the criminal justice system works.
Instead of hoping for a Supreme Court silver bullet, he argues, campaign finance reformers need to wage a much broader and more gradual struggle on the state and local level and in academia — as gun rights activists and marriage equality reformers did.
Reformers convert low-octane refining byproducts into high-octane reformate, which is added to gasoline.
Reformers convert low-octane refining byproducts into high-octane components that are blended into gasoline.
By essentially eliminating primaries, California reformers reasoned, they would eliminate the extremism that primaries produce.
But, again, it may be the best shot that reformers — and Democrats — have these days.
It's not that the ACLU and other criminal justice reformers oppose legally protecting victims' rights.
Again, drug policy and criminal justice reformers would have liked to see more and quicker.
The latter reformers emerged from movement cultures that emphasized participation and looked askance at hierarchy.
Like the Protestant reformers, Skaryna understood the importance of new technology in spreading his message.
In other words, when the next crisis hits—and it will—reformers will be ready.
His work directly influenced the next generation of diet reformers, like the legendary Kellogg brothers.
Pro-market reformers think that China has grown rich despite state meddling in the economy.
But though populism has included plenty of demagogic swindlers, it also contains reformers and democrats.
Debates which raged between Europe's 16th-century reformers are rumbling on in America's influential seminaries.
The Unirule Institute for Economics, founded in 1993 by distinguished liberal reformers, is under siege.
As a result, reformers hope Trump may prove to be an external catalyst for change.
Some, like Pakistani reformers Salmaan Taseer (a Muslim) and Shahbaz Bhatti (a Catholic), are murdered.
Conservative reformers hoped that the one-two punch would strip unions of members and dues.
Reformers of the 1860s viewed too much meat consumption as unwholesome, both physically and spiritually.
Reformers, however, say the measures are critical for the financial well-being of the country.
It generally requires "revenue neutrality" for many kinds of things reformers would like to do.
The draft bill reformers are advocating would introduce "divorce Filipino style," as Millora put it.
And the people making the decisions at agencies and departments can be radical reformers. Sen.
Ballot measures have been a significant part of California politics since reformers led by Gov.
The best schools increasingly resemble laboratories, where reformers try to distil the essence of success.
Meanwhile she has appointed moderates and reformers to some of the key public service posts.
Reformers convert low-octane refining byproducts into octane boosting components that are blended into gasoline.
More choice, reformers believe, introduces competition to the marketplace of schools and raises student learning.
A big goal for anti-regulation "reformers" is to undermine the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA).
The irony is that tax reformers want a simpler tax code, a very laudable goal.
In the meantime, reformers at the state level are not waiting on the Supreme Court.
Reformers are fighting across many states to break the stranglehold of partisanship on our politics.
With Democrats failing to lead on the issue, reformers' hopes currently rest on the courts.
I defend Muslim reformers who are not white and ex-Muslims who are not white.
Reformers advocating pensions for widows or shelters for the homeless were accused of fostering dependency.
This comes after years of reformers trying to change the international treaties with little success.
Many reformers rightly point out that an ankle bracelet is preferable to a prison cell.
The young, earnest reformers who have joined his government, supported by new members of Parliament?
Reformers have a hard time and do not tend to stay in office for long.
The reformers saw insiderish corruption, but these mediating structures held leaders accountable to one another.
Lots of self-styled "reformers" had good reason to observe DCPS through rose-tinted glasses.
Post knew, and had published, many of the leading reformers and radicals of the day.
This closed system based on orthodoxy was difficult for modern reformers to challenge, or disentangle.
What matters is whether Warren and other tax reformers can change American hearts and minds.
On the plus side, today's reformers have fewer reasons than in the past to overcorrect.
The reformers were navigating many of the same currents and contradictions that we face today.
Reformers have called for lower targets that would not require so much debt to achieve.
As in so many other cases, the reformers in Eastern Europe have shown the way.
VAH works, it's popular, and it's past time reformers gave it the attention it deserves.
And if the party wants to change, it will seek reformers willing to return home.
These reformers want to change the incentives that shape everyone's behavior, not just finger wrongdoers.
Liberal reformers have become liberal insiders, satisfied beneficiaries of the world they have helped to build.
Today's Court will be as friendly as any reformers will see for a good long while.
Still, many drug policy reformers argue that the Obama administration's shift has come far too slowly.
Perhaps a guaranteed mandate would work better, according to an odd couple of retirement system reformers.
Drug reformers advocate projects collectively known as "harm reduction": methadone programmes, needle-exchange centres, prescription heroin.
The question lurking behind CAP's Medicare Extra plan is simple: Can health reformers have it all?
But the message ought to embolden China's reformers: short-term pain need not be unbearably painful.
If Telegram is banned, there will still be other ways for reformers to reach their voters.
The episode reflected a struggle with language that has plagued Chinese reformers for over a century.
Reformers hope that more minority stakes in companies being listed may force improvements in corporate governance.
For reformers, it raises a difficult and urgent question: what more could the FTC have done?
But the reformers of the 1980s, most notably Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, were no Rawlsians.
Sometimes the laws are enforced by conservative provinces that choose to defy reformers in the capital.
Ed reformers still claim victory, citing studies that showed improved student performance, particularly in urban centers.
Protestantism has a future only if we Protestants recover the original catholic vision of the Reformers.
But it is a steeper taper than reformers proposed when they first dreamed up universal credit.
Reformers turned the early 20th century into the golden age of taxing inheritances (see chart 1).
But a wide variety of reformers, working within the liberal tradition, tackled these problems head on.
And if brewers can harness the power of statistical reasoning, surely judges and reformers can too.
Health reformers don't tiptoe around it because they wouldn't prefer to imagine bigger, more ambitious plans.
But many reformers also argue that marijuana reform is the first step in ending mass incarceration.
Progressive reformers of the early 6900th century must have considered the Great Depression a mixed blessing.
Of course, any subsequent ratification process could be hijacked by corrupt interests that outmaneuver citizen reformers.
Barr singled out prosecutors, whom he criticized for being "social-justice reformers" and soft on crime.
In the early twentieth century, a coalition of reformers coalesced around the aim of vocationalizing education.
The unavoidable conclusion is that reformers cannot afford to wait for help to arrive from Washington.
Tax reformers from both parties want to reduce rates while closing loopholes and broadening the base.
Win or lose at the high court, reformers will continue to press ahead in other forums.
Many tax reformers are hunting for an alternative system to simplify the code and lower rates.
The CFPB by contrast sits right on the battle line between the reformers and the technocrats.
Reformers of all stripes—but particularly junior members—were iced out of the decision-making process.
The good news for reformers is that there's good reason to believe reform is coming anyway.
Do you think any conservative criminal justice reformers will be able to influence the White House?
In Michigan, reformers are collecting signatures to put AVR and same-day registration on the ballot.
Reformers too often equate combating the mammoth problem of American gun violence with strengthening gun regulations.
But certainly around the margins, Schumer is someone financial reformers have a lot of problems with.
He schedules calls, updates his YouTube page, and makes plans with prison reformers across the country.
" He accepted as axiomatic that reformers came from "the side of the left in American history.
Other language reformers have begun their work only after they had a state at their disposal.
By the start of the 20th century, however, reformers in both parties were calling for change.
These issues are why some drug policy reformers argue for outright decriminalization of all drug use.
Police reformers have long argued that ending stop-and-frisk would help communities, not harm them.
But it was the reformers who finally did him in, as Yeltsin then shoved Gorbachev aside.
She was influenced by other social reformers and abolitionists, such as Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass.
Trump withdrew the American ambassador to the country, Marie Yovanovitch, whom reformers saw as their champion.
Well-meaning reformers may take the same misstep in education, law enforcement and other handicraft services.
On the other are so-called reformers, who believe in vouchers, charter schools and standardized tests.
The veteran progressive economist's latest book provides a solid agenda for traditional centre-left American reformers.
Newsbook Across the country, school reformers are pushing for the expansion of publicly funded early education.
Iranian politics are sharply divided between conservatives and reformers, although true political dissent is not tolerated.
It will also provide reformers an opportunity to better make their case to the American people.
Reformers hope that new legislation, though imperfect, could still deter prosecutors from relying on jailhouse informants.
With Mr. Saakashvili came several other foreign reformers to work in the national and Odessa governments.
Katherine M. Gehl and Michael E. Porter are Honorary Co-Chairs National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers.
During the Counter-Reformation, reformers covered up genitalia in religious art and chopped off the penises.
The Industrial Revolution reshaped traditional holidays, so social reformers reinvented traditions, and made decorations more prominent.
The most pressing social problems that motivated the urban reformers of the 1890s were largely gone.
Tourgée attended and lectured a roomful of liberal reformers, educators and clergymen for over an hour.
So Barr may represent another grim few years for criminal justice reformers at the federal level.
As early as the 1920s, reformers began to point out the problems with the bail system.
Brilliant reformers never fully anticipate possible defects in their reforms, and there are always unintended consequences.
In other cases, though, politicians and reformers excused family separation as part of a broader "civilizing" project.
That's why some reformers are calling on Klobuchar to own up to — and apologize for — her record.
Reformers are overhauling how end-of-life care is delivered and improving communication between doctors and patients.
The new rules may change the shape of congress, though probably not as much as reformers hope.
To the untrained eye, Pilates reformers look more like fancy BDSM beds than pieces of exercise equipment.
For business-minded reformers, VFA infused startups with better human capital to create jobs of the future.
Rather than working for a few hours in a conventional school, other reformers are opening their own.
Party reformers want to dilute their power by providing people in such areas with direct property ownership.
Conversely, opening talks with North Macedonia will strengthen the hand of pro-European reformers throughout the Balkans.
Guatemala's reckoning with its past has also become part of the conflict between reformers and the right.
Protestant Reformers gave this idea a new twist by massively emphasising the concepts of punishment and debt.
The reformers want a new independent anti-corruption court for the anti-corruption prosecutor, named in 2015.
Several high-profile reformers have been sacked from the government and prosecution service or resigned in frustration.
The laws are at the heart of an ideological clash between reformers and religious conservatives in Pakistan.
By some estimates, the tax reformers will need to find $25 trillion or more in new revenue.
But again, through no fault of their own, the dreams of Chongqing's reformers have not been fulfilled.
Grassroots reformers responded by sending out email alerts, and Booker was deluged by comments from angry voters.
Reformers had been executed for less, but Luther was by now a very popular man throughout Europe.
This puts reformers and lawmakers who want to end mass incarceration in a much more difficult situation.
More than any other aspect of the voting process, this culture of vote "challenging" frustrated American reformers.
It turns out that the new disclosure requirements are not as expansive as the reformers had hoped.
Many reformers aim to decrease the power of mega-donors by increasing the participation of small donors.
It could also strengthen the hand of hardliners at the expense of reformers in Iran's political scene.
Reformers in the Progressive Era passed universal suffrage for women and mandated the direct election of senators.
Reformers need to direct their attention more intensively on the contracting framework, not only on prosecuting malfeasance.
In sum, education reformers are rightly excited about the prospects for proper federal action in education policy.
That kind of payment structure — called "bundled payments" — has long been the mantra of health care reformers.
There's not much place in that party for either conservative reformers or even more traditional Reagan Republicans.
And reformers' claim to fight immoral drunkenness was equally weak: Alcohol consumption was falling across the country.
Such attacks tend to unite Iranian reformers and hardliners despite sharp differences over domestic and foreign policies.
The tide has turned somewhat, but reformers are proceeding cautiously, reaching first for the low-hanging fruit.
Criminal justice reformers have also argued that women and juveniles should not be held on Rikers Island.
Gontareva says the allegations against her are "utter rubbish" and part of a vendetta against economic reformers.
This is the approach of tax reformers from the Kennedy administration through the tax reform of 153.
He described me as "a great friend of Ukraine" and granted me and other Georgian reformers citizenship.
Reformers can plug some holes, but money will find a way to influence the policy process regardless.
And even when the courts don't stand in the way, progressive reformers will need help from judges.
He soon became a logical choice for reformers seeking a high-profile candidate to challenge the incumbent.
Criminal justice reformers will worry that fear of violent crime could slow the momentum of their movement.
Reformers who know how to wield power within the system can sometimes succeed — revolutionaries almost always fail.
Desperate to outflank reformers, the ruling government convened high-profile meetings to fix its health care system.
Besides, issues that the press and government reformers take very seriously often matter less to ordinary voters.
Reformers recognized that political incentives to spend combined with easy access to money is a combustible combination.
Even gun reformers are quick to acknowledge the political blowback they once faced for supporting tougher laws.
Reformers have confused cause and effect: Paralyzed government, not polarization, is the original sin of modern government.
Are Iran's "reformers," led by Ayatollah Khamenei, in danger of being displaced by a more moderate movement?
Liberals, progressives, reformers and Democrats who support Medicare-for-all will win this debate by a landslide.
Its purpose is to intimidate reformers, past and present, to paralyse our activities, to make us silent.
The Trump administration, like Lucy with Charlie Brown, pulled the immigration football away from reformers in Congress.
Republican value: Liberty Many on the left doubt the sincerity of criminal justice reformers on the right.
Still, some reformers are optimistic that the wave of energetic progressives will finally force lawmakers to act.
Do you think American gun control reformers have the numbers, and the will, to make significant change?
And it's useful for reformers to work through institutions rather than standing on the sideline and jeering.
However, others suggest that Church reformers may have invented this link in order to dissuade Fat Tuesday debauchery.
Reformers said opening districts up to competition would force schools to improve or be put out of business.
After the fall of the last imperial dynasty in 2000 reformers advocated cremation, believing that it symbolised modernity.
Mr Obama's attempt to improve relations with Iran by encouraging would-be reformers is likely to be shelved.
They range from the odious right to the vicious left, with two pro-market reformers in the middle.
Ms Kovesi and the DNA have been a beacon of hope for reformers in central and eastern Europe.
Most genuine reformers, such as Thatcher in Britain or FDR in America, relish the opposition of their opponents.
There are hopes among reformers that Lourenço can bring change, But he is undoubtedly of the old-guard.
Reformers from São Paulo to Stockholm think that edtech can put individual attention within reach of all pupils.
All of this is a reason for reformers to be pessimistic about their ability to undo mass incarceration.
To the Reformers, all baptized Christians should receive both bread and wine, God's gift to the whole church.
After reformers booted him out in 1985 he co-founded a hardline successor party, which still struggles on.
But Hayes stressed that it was a federal investigation that exposed this mess—not the city's own reformers.
The Union City reformers opted to focus initially on the youngest children, whose potential for improvement was greatest.
About the only thing the reformers aren't aligned on is how they actually want to handle the reform.
Education reformers feel like they won the argument, as Rotherham put it, given evidence of improved student performance.
Regulatory reformers argue that expanded judicial review of agency analysis could produce more effective and less costly regulation.
Official results may not come until tomorrow, but the early indicators suggest a sweeping victory for the reformers.
I agree with the heads of major federal financial regulators and financial reformers who oppose such "reform" efforts.
The second lesson reformers have taken from the past 25 years of school autonomy is that leadership matters.
The post-February governments—shifting coalitions of liberal gentry and socialist reformers—decided, fatefully, to stay the course.
The Trump administration should abandon the notion of Tehran as a playing field for illusory reformers vs. hardliners.
But criminal justice reformers should have the same level of concern with Barr as they had with Sessions.
The Hungarian government has capped subsidy payments to the biggest farms, a seemingly progressive policy advocated by reformers.
Reformers like Mr. Wu knew that China had to become a modern nation if it was to survive.
Both liberal reformers and conservative traditionalists in Moscow are talking about Mr Putin as a 19043st-century tsar.
The Senate's recent efforts to maximize the reconciliation process to repeal major elements of Obamacare should encourage reformers.
If liberal Catholics have read providence's intentions rightly, he will be the patron saint of all future reformers.
In class, she read Catholic thinkers for the first time and reformers like Martin Luther and Huldrych Zwingli.
Then, as so often happens to even the best reformers, success made Mr. Putin complacent if not arrogant.
But the DEA's chart, at least, suggests the president and drug policy reformers may be on to something.
Some historians think the conservative Congress that passed it was merely being cynical, offering a sop to reformers.
Reformers see this as a clear improvement on the status quo, which gave the minority party little recourse.
That feeling makes it harder for economic reformers in China to support trade compromises with the United States.
Now is not the time to piddle with closing this loophole and improving that reporting rule, say reformers.
So why wasn't Luther arrested and executed, as plenty of other would-be reformers and "heretics" had been?
And after Thursday's vote, some lawmakers and government reformers remained unclear on how binding the recommendations would be.
Brill argues that reformers ended up creating a new aristocracy even more entrenched than the one it supplanted.
Opinion The threat of Donald Trump and new pressure from reformers are likely to summon his formidable strengths.
New statehouse reformers are demanding striking progress on promises long stymied by special interests and Albany deal-making.
He has shown the ability to govern but needs pressure from those reformers to do the right thing.
Along with other reformers, Krasner was taking on the monumental task of trying to redefine the country's values.
A group of Republican reformers used the tactic in 1923 to loosen the leadership reins on the House.
Every generation or so, reformers grapple with the declining quality of education, and succeed in making some improvements.
Reformers have long targeted accreditation, precisely because of its link to student aid, but seldom achieved tangible improvements.
You could argue the same unique nature about Warren, who's steeped in the tradition of US progressive reformers.
He embodied the bosses' contempt for the gentlemen reformers who decried the corruption and squalor of municipal politics.
Reformers hoping the courts would block legislators from drawing overly partisan maps were despondent after the Rucho ruling.
That shouldn't deter reformers who want to ensure they'll get access to political power from time to time.
Reform groups and nonprofits are tackling issues and adopting strategies that an earlier generation of reformers did not.
No wonder both ObamaCare supporters and Obamacare reformers evaluate proposed changes on whether they increase or decrease coverage.
In 2009, protesters were supporting reformers, but now their discontent appears to be with their leaders in general.
The process was by no means perfect, with criminal justice reformers arguing that Obama could have done more.
A group of populist reformers from up north arrived in Alabama in November 1894 with a radical plan.
The Guardian Council, which oversees those elections, barred many candidates perceived to be moderates or reformers from participating.
Protestantism's first split was between the "magisterial" reformers, such as Luther and Calvin, who believed in national churches backed by state power, and the "radical" reformers, such as Anabaptists—men and women who wanted to form their own separate, perfect communities without waiting for the world to catch up with them.
The elections have heightened tensions between hard-liners, who control the judiciary and the powerful clerical councils, and reformers.
To some extent, this appears to be yet another example of political reformers misunderstanding the nature of political parties.
Marijuana reformers just won themselves an unexpected ally: former speaker of the House John Boehner, a Republican from Ohio.
So, too, McGovern-Fraser reformers sustained their predecessors' belief in the centrality of substantive, programmatic motivations for party activism.
Iran's reaction was as furious as Saudi Arabia's was smug, with hardliners and reformers alike reviving old revolutionary slogans.
Reformers had hoped to create one during an overhaul of China's corporate insolvency laws, which was completed in 2006.
But Zogby alleges that the rules and bylaws committee chosen by Perez is stacked against the Sanders-aligned reformers.
The dissidents his regime has locked up include reformers and even clerics who argued for lifting the driving ban.
Previous generations of Russian reformers, from the Bolsheviks to the post-Soviet New Russians, ignored this at their peril.
That contrasts with many reformers' preference for looser, more "progressive" teaching intended to encourage children to learn for themselves.
And his embrace of the rhetoric of criminal justice reformers hasn't softened his view on putting prisoners to death.
Many of the emerging growth markets, like Indonesia, are governed by market- and trade-friendly economic reformers, juicing spending.
The decline in imprisonment is a welcome shift for criminal justice reformers, who have long clamored against mass incarceration.
Reformers say the law is among the most progressive in the country at fighting junk science in the courtroom.
More important, Trump's lip service to prison reform could be a political boost for reformers in deep-red states.
Now, the reformers are in power and have a chance to translate decades of advocacy into real policy change.
It's proof, reformers say, that low-income, minority children can perform just as well as white, affluent, suburban kids.
The film includes interviews with conservative reformers, but Mr. Mims makes no secret that he stands with the traditionalists.
Republican tax reformers are expected to propose cutting the federal corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent.
Their opposition, if it persists, would force GOP immigration reformers to find more Republicans willing to endorse the petition.
Sadly, Sanders is one of a long line of true reformers that have been undermined by the Democratic Party.
Yet the dominant assumption among reformers was that these students lacked the intellectual capacity to complete the standard curriculum.
Reformers have long argued that taking children from poor families does nothing to address the root problem of poverty.
Although mandatory minimums were meant to reduce disparities, in practice they hurt the populations some reformers sought to protect.
By contrast, the shift in the Czech Republic was made quietly by reformers after the Velvet revolution of 21.5.
In the US, spirits among reformers are high, despite the recent high-profile failure to legalize in New Jersey.
But they soon raged out of control, as protesters turned against both conservatives and reformers alike, according to Clawson.
Drug policy reformers have been trying to do this for some time — to allow new approaches to illegal drugs.
Burns is hopeful that everyone from civil liberties advocates to criminal justice reformers to proponents of solitary take notice.
President Donald Trump will nominate William Barr as his next attorney general — and criminal justice reformers are very worried.
Reformers must engage with Americans' fears, while offering those who suffer economic losses the means to overcome their loss.
Some figures, like Buddha and Gandhi, are well known, but he also focuses on poets, artists and social reformers.
But we also don't need to pretend that its leaders are these fantastic reformers and hail them as visionaries.
And for decades, campaign finance reformers have played to the central role that the Court gave corruption in Buckley.
This tactic is particularly useful when so-called reformers hope to gut the very programs they're claiming to improve.
"Honestly, that issue is never quite as salient with voters as reformers would like it to be," he said.
Buttigieg hasn't just misjudged the institution; he has missed the actual threat facing progressives and other left-leaning reformers.
The problem is that Obama and Trump are seen as political reformers and Clinton is seen as politically corrupt.
Republicans and Democrats are among the reformers, and they're taking over district attorney offices in red and blue states.
So, we have three parties at the table, we have the U.S., the Chinese reformers and the Chinese hardliners.
In Ukraine, the anti-corruption reformers whom America supported for years have become collateral damage in the impeachment drama.
Over the next decades, starting with demands from labor reformers, work hours were pushed back, mostly for safety reasons.
If the reformers are making the decisions, which is what we hope, then we're going to get another outcome.
Even many "progressive" reformers saw assimilation into white society as the best way to transform tribal members into citizens.
Ms. Moskowitz's recent book lends insight into the reform movement that self-described reformers like Ms. DeVos have championed.
For justice reformers, this seems to validate one of the biggest concerns they have about a President Hillary Clinton.
What reformers do instead is try to create regulatory agencies that are given broad mandates to police areas of conduct.
Reformers held out hope that the Supreme Court would restrict partisan gerrymandering, but justices have so far avoided the issue.
The letter is a powerful symbol, one its authors hope might lend an essential boost to reformers on Capitol Hill.
Other reformers who quit or were pushed out include Economy Minister Aivaras Abromavicius and the head of the national police.
Party reformers want to dilute their power by providing people in such areas with direct property ownership through title deeds.
For control of subnational organizations, the reformers did battle with patronage-based Democratic organizations oriented toward local and state politics.
Obama did the second, but it didn't go in the way reformers would like — it's resulted in thousands of rejections.
Raúl Castro himself ruled in a more consensual manner than Fidel did, mediating delicately between young reformers and recalcitrant fidelistas.
While they know Biden will take a hit from campaign finance reformers, they also know he needs the financial infusion.
According to the Library of Congress, Progressive Era reformers introduced physical education programs "on a wide scale" in the 1890s.
And a movement that's led by a pot industry has different interests than the public and policy reformers might have.
After the second world war, reformers focused on building social-welfare programmes such as health-care and public-pension schemes.
Even where reformers can make progress, they're limited to specific collection and search practices, and seriously hindered by NSA secrecy.
Surely American reformers can learn about the value of forgiveness from Rwandan prisoners living in the shadow of genocidal atrocities.
Kestenbaum explains: The One Westers saw themselves as radical reformers of earlier generations of Hebrew Israelites who had gone astray.
Congress is shelving a proposed expansion of NSA surveillance authorities after an outcry from reformers and privacy groups this morning.
Only then, reformers say, will America be able to better understand where the practice is working and where it's not.
Reformers at the federal level have talked bravely about continuing on; and at the state level, this is really happening.
Liberal reformers, citing racial disparities in suspension and the criminalisation of young black men, would like to see further reductions.
Reformers across the political spectrum have touted risk assessment by algorithm as more objective than decision-making by an individual.
He pointed to the success of programs in Oregon and California, where anti-reformers' worst fears haven't come to pass.
It describes how conservative politicians, think tank wonks, education reformers, and wealthy political donors work together to transform public universities.
Five of the ten fastest reformers in the World Bank's latest report on the ease of doing business are African.
Today the tools invented by these administrative reformers are largely taken for granted, assimilated into the everyday workings of government.
Reformers worked through a cold winter to collect the signatures needed to resuscitate the initiative, which passed again this year.
Over time that influence will fade, potentially making it easier for reformers in Raul Castro's government and in the future.
Reformers would need a vigorous media operation to explain goals and report on progress, while combatting disinformation and politicized attacks.
Liberal school reformers say sclerotic teachers unions have obstructed student progress—rhetoric they use to promote a different privatization agenda.
Despite reformers' hopes, they never succeeded in overriding the Constitution's separation of powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches.
Some reformers suggested using herbs, prayer, cranial surgery and exercise as remedies, but most cases of insanity were considered hopeless.
As shown by the lack of significant progress — despite decades of work by Chinese leaders — reformers face an uphill battle.
It's time for the few vocal Beltway conservatives to join common sense reformers and support a national scholarship tax credit.
Ultimately, the criminal-leniency agenda will end up hurting the very offenders, families, and communities the reformers want to help.
Like Indian removal, Guyatt argues, colonization emerged after reformers abandoned the idea that blacks could be assimilated into American society.
Ask about corruption at the Russian labs, and he talks as if the problem is the overheated imaginations of reformers.
Rather than continuing to rail against Citizens United, reformers should pursue strategies that increase democratic participation and encourage voter turnout.
That's good news for police reformers, as Slager still faces federal civil rights charges in a separate trial next year.
His opposition to the Party's decision to send in the army had made him a symbol for activists and reformers.
Around the same time, progressive reformers in the North made similar appeals to justify more elaborate requirements for voter registration.
The aim, she says, is to undermine her and other reformers' credibility as Kolomoisky tries to regain control of PrivatBank.
But having an early critic of mass incarceration in the White House would be a boon for criminal justice reformers.
Green reformers also need to explain the enormous business opportunity that this historic shift to a zero carbon economy presents.
Like many reformers, she has invested in data—her department has hired a technologist to update the creaky computer system.
That type of arrangement — appointments go out, campaign cash comes back in — has vexed government reformers in Albany for generations.
Reformers like Hancock believe cases like Tarik's complicate the conventional understanding of who wants to carry a gun and why.
For Iranian reformers in particular, that offers a way to get out messages that otherwise would be thwarted by censorship.
Andrew Cuomo and the criminal-justice reformers who for years have been pressing a blindingly obvious argument: Rikers is irredeemable.
This week is National School Choice Week, a week when education reformers stress the importance of individual choice in education.
The National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers is a roundtable of the nation's leading nonpartisan electoral reform organizations, leaders and funders.
If nothing else, though, the plan tries to signal to criminal justice reformers that Harris really is on their side.
But the idea of closing the aging jails on the island, to criminal justice reformers, accomplishes several goals at once.
I'm excited to continue that mission working with End Citizens United to elect more reformers and women across the country.
But rather than looking north for inspiration, American health care reformers would be better served looking east, across the Atlantic.
The good news for reformers is the bulk of the criminal justice system lies at the state and local level.
Yet having an early critic of mass incarceration in the White House would be a boon for criminal justice reformers.
Why it matters: Entitlement reformers argue that Medicare and Social Security benefits should be delayed to reflect increases in life expectancy.
Older reformers such as Martin Lee, who once held considerable sway over the territory's democratic movements, say they can do little.
All of this adds up to some big wins for criminal justice reformers, with a sour note on the death penalty.
Awkwardly for reformers, some of the most tenacious advocates of the wilaya are women, particularly in obscurantist southern provinces like Asir.
And it tries to signal to criminal justice reformers that, after years to the contrary, Biden is now on their side.
It leaves redistricting in the hands of politicians, rather than handing it over to an independent commission, as some reformers preferred.
Tregub's story is a more recent example of one of those reformers who felt distinctly unsupported during her time in government.
If a stronger requirement makes it into law, it would give reformers a powerful new tool for reining in the NSA.
Hence the retirement of one of China's few remaining economic reformers, Lou Jiwei, caused barely a ripple on the currency markets.
Reformers have tried for decades to address the causes of legislative dysfunction and gridlock that fuel this public contempt for Congress.
The best criminal justice reformers can realistically hope for is a decision rejecting Malvo's reading of Miller and embracing the state's.
Does all this mean that have-your-cake-and-eat-it populism must triumph, and that reformers will always be thwarted?
So far, the biggest problem for reformers has been that we simply can't imagine what a tamed Facebook would look like.
On the contrary, reformers note, in the early days of the faith women rode donkeys, unsupervised, without bringing death and destruction.
The reformers' message of secular change and a return to the rule of law goes down well with middle-class families.
The Republican Party has always had a complicated relationship with immigration reformers, but this near-total abandonment was something very new.
The American-born finance minister, Natalie Yaresko, is favoured by some reformers, including Mr Abromavicius, yet she has expressed no interest.
At the turn of the 20th century, missionaries and reformers shamed Britain out of its role as history's worst drug dealer.
In all such states, reformers have been warning for years that when the bills comes due, their states won't be prepared.
We have a historic opportunity to support local initiatives, and work with partners to help these reformers realize Ukraine's full potential.
But if lawmakers and reformers want that trend to continue, they will have to consider some of these broader issues too.
And even on the federal level, the reform falls far short from entirely abolishing mandatory minimums, as some reformers would like.
After a slump banks and firms eventually purge their balance sheets and reformers are emboldened, allowing growth to pick up again.
Sessions recently appalled criminal-justice reformers by ordering his U.S. attorneys to file the most serious charges possible in criminal cases.
The 20179-to-213 work schedule hails from the early 221th century, when labor reformers sought to institute fairer labor conditions.
And Louisiana has saved $12.2 million in the past year alone because reformers chose to prioritize individual transformation over perennial incarceration.
Reformers believed seniority rules made it harder to get rid of bad teachers and to keep and promote younger, promising educators.
Ah, yes, the Golden State, home of the fully independent citizens redistricting commission that is the beau ideal of many reformers.
For decades, reformers focused on changing America's criminal justice system through its legislatures, a process that is vital but necessarily slow.
Even as economic reformers on the left value employee ownership's spread-the-wealth egalitarianism, conservatives like making more people into capitalists.
Popular opinion points in the reformers' direction, with 62 percent of respondents in a recent Pew Research Center poll favoring legalization.
Eugenicists, policemen, psychiatrists and reformers all took it upon themselves to try to suppress this world of working-class sexual deviance.
Labor representatives and social-democratic reformers were shut out of war-economy decision-making, which gave wide latitude to big business.
According to "Famous Social Reformers & Revolutionaries," he was guillotined in 1794 after making a defiant and snarky remark to the executioner.
The socialists Mr. Sanders most resembles were Gilded Age intellectuals, reformers, union members and ordinary citizens who self-labeled as socialist.
They were everything but idealistic revolutionaries: social-democratic reformers, moderate globalists, nationalist demagogues, corrupt couples or dynasties and would-be dictators.
Government reformers have urged the Legislature to put the executive order into law, where it would not be subject to interpretation.
Russ Feingold is one of the Democratic Party's true campaign finance reformers, and he was easily beaten by Johnson in Wisconsin.
The reformers of the 1970s missed the ways in which reforms simply cannot restrain a president who doesn't care about institutions.
Fearmongering builds power for politicians and pundits, profits for media companies and defense contractors and publicity for social activists and reformers.
The second implication is that ballot reformers in the United States would do well to think about the government formation stage.
And conservative, Wall Street-friendly reformers are gaining momentum in, of all places, Latin America, once a hotbed of anticapitalist radicalism.
These would-be Muslim reformers, like Toynbee, ignore that the first-century Jewish world wasn't limited to the Herodian-Zealot dichotomy.
Criminal justice reformers view bail as unfair to people from poorer, minority communities, who often are jailed for only minor charges.
Reformers would struggle to get a law passed, only to watch their well-connected opponents find a way to circumvent it.
To the extent that the new reformers propose a solution, it is to attract foreign investment by relaxing rules on exports.
The other is to see it as a repeating cycle of hypercorrection, with crises of governance once again producing mega-reformers.
The amount of power vested in lay reformers will tell us how serious the church is about truly addressing the scandal.
In short, President Trump and congressional reformers don't need to spend too much time crafting the message or finding the messengers.
Nonetheless, an unshakable myth of the Arab Spring emerged: Pro-democratic reformers had energized a broad population through Facebook and Twitter.
Op-Ed Contributor It's no wonder criminal-justice reformers woke up from Election Day 2016 with a sense of existential gloom.
Like his predecessor, Lutsenko, who left his post in August, has been accused of corruption by Ukrainian reformers and Western officials.
Until now, Ukraine's old corrupt establishment has discouraged and blocked these young reformers from assuming leadership positions in the public sector.
Lawmakers and reformers are right to focus on the effect that unpaid internships can have on the pipeline of congressional staff.
The lack of clarity emboldened immigration hardliners in the GOP caucus while simultaneously raising hopes for a deal among immigration reformers.
The political space remained constrained, and the hope that reformers would re-emerge as a guiding force has not come to fruition.
"Too often, the process of primary campaigns obscures the vast commonalities we share as Democrats and reformers," Katz said in a statement.
Gun reformers, while pleased that the president did something, are left with a troubling question: Was this really all Obama could do?
Criminal justice reformers have, through the bipartisan #Cut50, set out to cut the US's prison population by 50 percent over 10 years.
This is why criminal justice reformers and experts widely believe it is possible to shorten prison sentences without risking significantly more crime.
With critics having so fully shaped their long-term reputation, due recognition of the McGovern-Fraser reformers' affirmative party vision is important.
The main thrust of arguments from many mental health reformers is there needs to be more access, more funds, and more practitioners.
It's made Biden a consistent target for criminal justice reformers for years, going back to his time in President Barack Obama's administration.
But they also hope it will eventually allow reformers to force an ossified education system to adopt the best of international practice.
They believe Trump will adopt tough policies hostile to Iran and that this will undermine reformers' attempts to build bridges with Washington.
Attorney Paul DeMarco has also written an op-ed calling on reformers to hold out for a better ballot initiative in 2020.
Bureaucrats have become less willing to suggest experiments because anyone adversely affected by them might retaliate by accusing the reformers of graft.
In the 19th century liberal reformers met change with universal education, a vast programme of public works and the first employment rights.
In America, where there is talk of tightening conditions for receiving food stamps, reformers are looking at the British experiment with interest.
The constitution has long been a focus for political reformers, who argue that its status should be elevated within the legal system.
To reformers on the right, if government messes up most things it touches, expensively, why trust it to run vast prison systems?
Groups jockeying for influence include old friends from the entertainment world, shrewd advisers linked to powerful outside backers, and Western-oriented reformers.
The current bill would codify that practice as explicitly legal — already a controversial move for reformers — and then expand it even further.
After taking over the OPDO's leadership in 2016, "Team Lemma", as the reformers are known, rebranded the party as a quasi-opposition.
After a brutal police crackdown failed to quell the unrest, reformers like Dubcek gained the upper hand in an internal party struggle.
Why have past reformers so often been punished for trying to take away what people have and replace it with something better?
It is an aspect of reality, and the health-care reformers eventually will have to get around to taking reality into consideration.
And unfortunately, not one of the candidates vying for the position appears to be the kind of reformers the party desperately needs.
During the last decades of slavery, anti-slavery reformers revealed that slave owners used horrifying violence against enslaved men, women, and children.
This is in part why, for the past two decades, increasing the "accountability" of teachers has been a priority for educational reformers.
And since these attributes are seen as independent of and more malleable than intelligence, they are a voguish area for education reformers.
Reformers say its successes as an almost all-charter, state-controlled district make it a model for other failing urban school systems.
He fears that if the benefits fail to materialise soon the standing of President Hassan Rohani and other reformers will be damaged.
But reformers did not withdraw their support for testing even when the harm it inflicted on children and public schools became evident.
But there is something antitrust advocates have that Warren and the financial reformers didn't have a decade ago: the power of incumbency.
The three-day review of drug laws at the United Nations this week is expected to yield much less than reformers hope.
The West sat by while the Saudis and their allies crushed idealistic Sunni-Shiite reformers in Bahrain and plunged Yemen into war.
Reformers elsewhere are watching closely; if organized crime wins out, the illicit forces that govern much of Latin America will be buoyed.
Despite this, cargo preference has been under attack by well-intended "reformers" looking to trim shipping costs regardless of the other impacts.
Barr this week blasted local prosecutors who "style themselves as 'social justice' reformers," while his predecessor, Sessions, opposed the First Step Act.
They are both members of the ReFormers Caucus of Issue One, a nonprofit dedicated to reducing the influence of money in politics.
This is what causes the regime to restrict Internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protestors, and imprison political reformers.
After fighting, with some success, to improve conditions there, reformers gravitated toward a more drastic solution in 2016: shut the hellhole down.
Gates might have lost his job, but the police commissions and reformers ultimately failed to turn back his transformational vision of policing.
Maybe all he really cares about is the wall, and Republican reformers and their allies in Congress will have room to maneuver.
" So reformers moved to crush saloons, knowing that when "removed from the beer keg and the tap, local political clubs die young.
Reformers have long been working to build multiracial bridges in Christian academia and media, but these efforts alone won't desegregate religious fellowship.
This is what causes the regime to restrict internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protesters, and imprison political reformers.
Progressive reformers helped bring about tenement laws and income taxes, trustbusting and labor protections, women's suffrage and the direct election of senators.
The good news for reformers is that states have so far managed to cut their prison populations while maintaining lower crime rates.
In the late 19th century progressive reformers used eugenic arguments for improving public health through, for example, the promotion of healthy pregnancies.
Housing reformers won a landmark decision that led to many of them being closed, and developers set their sights on the neighborhood.
In November's elections, they replaced numerous incumbents with reformers who promised to reduce mass incarceration, its exorbitant costs and its racial disparities.
As each church or church community becomes set in its ways, a group of idealistic reformers seeks to revitalize its spiritual life.
The reformers who pushed change through Ukraine's Legislature had a tough job overcoming delaying tactics from the allies of the previous elites.
The most extreme reformers — like Education Secretary Betsy DeVos — have willfully ignored the fact that unregulated, anything-goes school choice keeps failing.
The newspapers and a band of reformers demanded the creation of a real police force, and in 1845 it came to be.
Many of the ostensible concessions are in areas where Chinese reformers have long sought to create change for their country's own good.
It remains to be seen whether GOP tax reformers can succeed in striking from the tax code one of the oldest deductions.
The recent failure of surprise billing legislation in the face of industry opposition is certainly a warning sign to any aspiring reformers.
Faced with a constant drumbeat of invective, "reformers" have tended to circle their wagons, fueling a "with-us-or-against-us" dynamic.
But they provide a fine example of how hardliners have caught up with reformers in using social media to spread their message.
While some progressive reformers were elitist technocrats, others saw the university as a public-oriented counterweight to the power of big business.
His government of young reformers is rolling out full-bore the most ambitious reform program in Ukraine's and perhaps the region's history.
The failure of the database would be a blow to a fight against corruption that reformers say politicians have little appetite for.
The European Union and the International Monetary Fund also urged Kiev to oust him, as did Ukrainian anti-corruption activists and reformers.
The conservative groups pointed to EPA and Education department chiefs as examples of the "reformers" picked by Trump to clean up Washington.
Through these young informants, Ripley meets battle-scarred reformers, sleep-deprived zombie students, and a teacher who earns $4 million a year.
As a result, the reformers had to consider axing some of the so-called "tax expenditures," which most of us call deductions.
This is what causes the regime to restrict internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protesters and imprison political reformers.
Tax reformers have long suggested that mortgage payments should either no longer be deductible or be capped for mansions and second homes.
Moldovan President Igor Dodon is tightening his grip on power, threatening reformers and moving closer to Russia, where corruption is the norm.
But changes have come slowly, leaving reformers to set up charity bail funds to bail out poor people for the time being.
In particular, after 1517, reformers in England shifted toward music that was less florid (and less Latin) than traditional Catholic liturgical music.
As mass immigration stirred fears that "American" stock — read: pure white bloodlines — would be diluted, reformers sought ways to intervene in immigrant families.
If the notion that enlargement can solve as well as create problems seems eccentric in parts of Europe, Macedonia's reformers offer a corrective.
If this is truly reformers' goal, more aggressive discipline and better training should be components of the agenda, not the whole of it.
For drug policy reformers, it's a small step forward — a sign that drug policies are potentially shifting to a less punitive approach overall.
So although the law puts checks on the algorithm, it's turned into a controversial portion of the law — even among criminal justice reformers.
This essay explores three partisan visions from the 1930s to the 1970s — respectively, those of programmatic liberals, midcentury pragmatists, and McGovern-Fraser reformers.
After the dynasty's collapse in the early 20th century, Chinese reformers viewed the lack of a complete translation of his works as humiliating.
"He has collected top experts, economists and reformers around him and I would say his program looks quite good," Andrusiv told CNBC Wednesday.
The bill reflects the rhetoric of science reformers who have been calling for increased data sharing to ensure scientific results can be reproduced.
The decision disappointed reformers who had hoped the sentence represented a break from the leniency shown by judges towards businessmen in corruption cases.
And that could have big implications for a practice that has drawn a lot of criticism from criminal justice reformers in recent years.
The Wisconsin case will see reformers citing a new tool, the "efficiency gap", intended to give courts an objective way to spot gerrymandering.
For the proponents' argument draws heavily upon the justification presented by the welfare reformers of 2010 in support of the universal-credit programme.
But the idea would be to ensure that different voices are represented — actual reformers, former prison inmates, crime victim advocates, and law enforcement.
And liberal reformers believed that by insuring people against some risks of creative destruction, welfare states would bolster democratic support for free markets.
Reformers hope that the outcome document could provide a first step to reforming the treaties to allow more flexibility in countries' drug policies.
Health reformers – left, right, or center – who make the connection between their policy ideas and these pocketbook concerns may capture the most voters.
Laffer's ideas lead reformers to believe reducing state support for higher education will boost the economy and prompt universities to become more efficient.
If Parliament does shape up to have more moderates and reformers, it would make it easier for Rouhani to push through his agenda.
The third lesson being drawn by reformers is about how to spread the types of education provided by the best charters and academies.
Democratic reformers also believe that the immense power of the NRA -- with its intimidating political and fundraising muscle -- is a bulwark against action.
It seems that Crimea's leaders are pulling prominent reformers from their graves, each choosing one imperial representative as a kind of election mascot.
That gives reformers plenty of time to end prison gerrymandering before then—but only if they can muster the will to do it.
But in the case of many criminal justice reformers, these interests are only an added incentive, not the driving force behind the movement.
"There are any number of areas—gay rights, animal rights, housing—where legal reformers have set out to change the law," he said.
The high court provided a rare win for antitrust reformers, who see large tech companies as a unique threat to competition and consumers.
"Poets, prophets and reformers are all picture makers — and this ability is the secret of their power and of their achievements," Douglass wrote.
The impulse of liberal reformers is to try to reduce the democratic deficit by insulating American politics from undue control by wealthy elites.
A constant fear among reformers is that the political winds could turn back toward tough-on-crime policies after years of favorable weather.
This complementary work has emboldened the reformers and underscores the fact that influential actors in the Democratic establishment are sympathetic to their cause.
In 2009, Farahanipour said, some activists were disappointed when then-President Barack Obama showed support for reformers instead of those seeking regime change.
Even setting Trump aside, the Republican primary season and general election provided almost zero evidence that conservative reformers had fundamentally changed the debate.
So LA posts a test case for reformers nationwide: If they can do it here, they should be able to do it anywhere.
The Bolsheviks, who lacked organizational infrastructure in the vast Muslim lands of the former Russian empire, allied with Islamic reformers in those areas.
And then the reformers were annoyed, because they felt like they had to come in after the fact and clean up after us.
If the reformers triumph in what he sees as a struggle with the unreformed security apparatus, he said, Uzbekistan could see real change.
In this sense, the contrast between Mr. Yeltsin's young reformers of the late 1990s and Mr. Putin's young technocrats of today is revealing.
Similarly, reformers might think it's a good idea to focus on cutting the length of long prison sentences for violent crimes as well.
Mr. Ramaphosa's victory amounts to a victory for reformers in the A.N.C., which wants to root out corruption and woo back foreign investors.
Sure, the ballot initiatives are great news for drug policy reformers at the state level, who suffered only one significant loss, in Arizona.
The reformers enjoy the support of Barack Obama many moderate Democratic mayors, while the unions are supported by liberal lions such as Sens.
In the North, reformers declared war on voter fraud, but also worked to suppress the white working class, that voted in huge numbers.
Had Bland been able to afford her bond, reformers say, she would not have sat alone in a jail cell for three days.
Earlier reformers, led by President Mohammad Khatami, tried between 1997 and 2005 to pass legislation to prevent the use of torture in prison.
If climate reformers hope to find success in the long run, they must be everywhere on the ground, part of those local pressures.
But Fannie and Freddie's centrality to the mortgage market — they stand behind more than half of residential mortgages — has stymied would-be reformers.
But what lies between here and there is the same set of political problems that have bedeviled reformers for the last 100 years.
In late June, along with Zalishchuk and several other young reformers, the two men announced that they would be launching a new movement.
Reformers also could file challenges to gerrymandered maps in state courts, whose authority under state law is unaffected by the Supreme Court's decision.
So Democrats and nonpartisan reformers have often tried to go around them by asking for the voters to approve reform, through a statewide referendum.
So, on one hand there are these great reformers, and on the other, these people actually in power, not taking these pictures into account.
A practical byproduct of states' implementation of these reforms — unintended by the reformers — was the rapid proliferation of direct primaries to choose convention delegates.
Friends say Namazi may have become a pawn in factional struggles among hardliners, pragmatists and reformers, each with economic as well as political interests.
Election reformers are continuously mulling other avenues to curb the practice, including legal challenges — some of which could very well reach the Supreme Court.
"There are tensions between the committed reformers and those who are worried about political backlash," says Jun Sung-in of Hongik University in Seoul.
Back then, it was a terrifying mystery, until Graham and his fellow reformers stepped in to name the cause: not pollution, but self-pollution.
By early 1883, reformers in Congress had pushed through landmark administrative reform that abolished "assessments" and instituted a merit-based system of public appointments.
"We reformers have had a big tailwind under Obama, which we're unlikely to have under Clinton", says Whitney Tilson, an investor and education philanthropist.
Reformers in the ANC had also wanted the policy to apply to tribal lands and provide people in such areas with direct property ownership.
Reformers had hoped Justice Anthony Kennedy might join the court's liberal bloc to rein in gerrymandering, but both cases ended in a procedural fizzle.
The reformers have drafted a hydrocarbons law that will retain current royalty and tax rates, and allow foreign firms to own their ventures outright.
With its narrow medieval streets and its 20303th-century boulevards, the transport reformers seek above all to discourage cars that do not carry passengers.
These would-be reformers call for flexible personalised education, project-based learning and an emphasis on building skills and competencies, rather than rote learning.
The generals and ruling-party old guard who engineered this one are not reformers; they are part of the grubby system Mr Mugabe created.
Philadelphia will give them an opportunity to rage against a party apparatus that they regard as actively keeping reformers like Sanders out of power.
What they associate with hard but successful work as a child—learning to spell—is more precious than the pointy-headed reformers ever realise.
Her research suggests it was economic factors not campaigns waged by religious groups and reformers that ultimately sounded the death knell for bound feet.
Many observers of politics in Iran tend to focus on leadership struggles in the capital — moderates versus hard liners, reformers versus status quo supporters.
Yet perhaps because of his connections to those in power, Mr Li is by far the most sanguine of the old guard of reformers.
The optimistic view, the diplomat added, was Zelenskiy would surround himself with reformers who treat him as a blank page to imprint their vision.
That argument should go down well with reformers, who criticise the banks for propping up failing firms, if not with the banks' own shareholders.
Last Tuesday, a leading conservative, Ali Larijani, was re-elected speaker of Iran's Parliament, denying reformers a post many thought they should have won.
But during Harris's tenure as attorney general, reformers in California have taken far bigger whacks at what they see as a fundamentally broken system.
But in talks with committee leaders, who are granted automatic superdelegate status under the current system, the reformers' efforts ran into a brick wall.
Yet instead of standing behind reformers like Mr. Angyan, European Union officials regularly reject efforts to make the subsidy system more accountable and transparent.
Revealingly, for virtually every other industry, some tax reformers support immediate expensing – that is, a full deduction – of capital investments in the year made.
Scientists, artists and political reformers throughout the ages have been bedraggled by those who would rather cling to the safety of the status quo.
Iran, however, has yet to experience the full economic benefits it had expected from the deal, which has weakened reformers like President Hassan Rouhani.
His language is coarse, his tone is snarky, and he bears little resemblance to the smiling idealists Americans prefer as reformers in other countries.
They despise a Trump team that is correcting decades of backward energy and environmental schemes and are working furiously to bring down the reformers.
This is traditionally criticized by campaign finance reformers skeptical of "dark money," but could come in handy with a still-taboo substance like shrooms.
Public health reformers think such a function of the tax is desirable, since soda consumption has been linked to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay.
But my question is, did Republican reformers like Douthat really think there was any chance that their ideas would achieve headway within the party?
I am not like other candidates who were supportive of president Blatter in the past and then all of a sudden turned into reformers.
Seeking to remake São Paulo into a modern city, elite reformers and boosters of the 1940s and 50s embarked on ambitious urban renewal projects.
Mr. Yeltsin's reformers had a clear political profile: They were liberal and pro-Western and they acted as a team, strongly supporting each other.
"The larger the turnout is, not just youth, the reformers and people who voted for Rouhani are going to do better," said professor Izadi.
Although Luther can be said to have started the Reformation, he was one of many reformers whose legacy lives on in different Protestant traditions.
But 50 years ago today, the Soviets invaded, killing the dreams of the reformers and laying bare the totalitarian nature of the Communist regime.
It is well known among prison reformers that the East Mississippi Correctional Facility, a private prison, is a cesspool of violence and sexual abuse.
President Rouhani, now embarrassed by the arrest of his environmentalist allies, is eager to channel the concerns of reformers about the use of torture.
By the time the 2020 campaign got underway, liberal reformers had a bevy of candidates to select from, none more impressive than Ms. Warren.
Reformers work to improve the existing regime, attempting to ameliorate conditions for groups they see as oppressed and slowly bend society to their will.
They argue, rather confidently, that the nuclear deal will instigate reforms within the regime by strengthening the position of the "reformers" in Rouhani's camp.
Both the Problem Solvers Caucus and the ReFormers Caucus have proposed packages of rule changes in an effort to loosen the gridlock in Washington.
The success of Black Lives Matter activists and criminal justice reformers caused a backlash that will demand greater resistance, renewed activism and new strategies.
Yet alternative justice programs are spreading, reformers have won election in some cities as district attorneys, and prison abolition is no longer laughed away.
It would also take generations of reformers and a bloody civil war to incorporate more than just landowning white men into the American polity.
There remains at least some hope among financial reformers that Trump will rediscover some of his anti-Wall Street zeal once he takes office.
The recent failure of surprise billing legislation in Congress in the face of industry opposition is certainly a warning sign to any aspiring reformers.
Reformers hope that by making real prices and out-of-pocket costs available upfront in simple language, patients can shop for non-emergency services.
In other cases, the electoral coalition behind today's reformers is more religious, as is the case with Donald J. Trump in the United States.
For a lot of people - drug policy reformers, slack-jawed entrepreneurs, and chillers who love to have a good time - this is great news.
The crusade also found champions in social reformers like birth control proponent Margaret Sanger and W.E.B. DuBois, one of the founders of the NAACP.
Tort reformers could not have made up a story that casts plaintiffs' lawyers in a more damning light than the government's allegations against Litzenburg.
Yet alternative justice programs are spreading, reformers have won election in some cities as district attorneys, and prison abolition is no longer laughed away.
When the campaign finance laws first came under stress, in the early to mid-1980s, reformers were convinced that the cracks could be repaired.
For this, she incurred criticism from an array of left-leaning reformers, including Democratic state senators, the A.C.L.U. and San Francisco's elected public defender.
So although the bill would put checks on the algorithm, it's turned into a controversial portion of the bill even among criminal justice reformers.
That uncertainty may motivate judges to detain defendants out of fear, but their belief that doing so will prevent harm is misplaced, reformers say.
For criminal justice reformers, though, the central question isn't just whether the program worked; it's whether prosecutors should be involved in truancy at all.
Despite the role of prosecutors in driving up mass incarceration, reformers have for the most part ignored these actors over the past few years.
This left campaign finance reformers scratching their heads about how to keep big money out of politics, with these independent expenditures strictly off limits.
Durning began working with those campaign finance reformers to go even further and run a campaign to put democracy vouchers on the 2015 ballot.
That has raised the government's overall holdings at a time when many economic reformers had hoped the government would privatize more companies to increase efficiency.
It nearly completes an exodus of reformers who were appointed after Poroshenko's pro-Western administration took charge following the Maidan street protests in 2013-2014.
His death on Sunday heightens concerns for reformers at a time when morale is rising among hardliners because of Donald Trump's election as U.S. president.
For example, early reformers pushed ahead with unauthorised investment deals with non-mainland companies and retroactively developed the legal framework needed to protect foreign firms.
Eight years later, the lingering conflict between the old machine bosses and the new reformers erupted violently during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Ukraine's hryvnia also slipped more than 211.39 percent on domestic political tensions as leading reformers in the country quit their roles in frustration over corruption.
In Ukraine, where politics is dominated by powerful oligarchs, reformers won a long-sought victory in June when parliament created an independent anti-corruption court.
Under Klobuchar's proposal, reformers would have a voice, and the process could come down to as little as two steps: the board, then the president.
Over the past two years, millions of voters, who had sat out elections since 2009, returned to the ballot box and chose would-be reformers.
Five hundred years on, the only viable Protestant future – the only evangelical future, the only future faithful to the Reformers' vision – is a catholic future.
The idea that there is a school-to-prison pipeline for young black boys, a phrase often used by reformers, is a bit shaky too.
But the trickiest political problem for reformers is how to inject some dynamism into the economy without getting people even more worried about their livelihoods.
Anwar was freed in 2004 and returned to politics as the head of a revitalized, multi-ethnic opposition centred around Islamists and secular social reformers.
A bigger challenge for the reformers is the fact that the prince's dizzying changes amount to, in effect, a rewriting of the Saudi social contract.
During the protracted health care debate of 2009 and 2010, reformers suffered from choosing an easy target rather than the one with all the power.
In India's case, the Congress Party became mired in corruption scandals, paving the way for Modi and the BJP to present themselves as pragmatic reformers.
By turning their back on the Progressive-era philosophy of Brandeis and his fellow reformers, Democrats have effectively rendered themselves indistinguishable from pro-business Republicans.
Muslim reformers seek to play down the "sword verses"—eg, "slay the idolaters wherever you find them"—but jihadist ideologues dismiss this as fake Islam.
Douthat: As someone who experienced the transition through the Second Vatican Council and afterward, do you think the reformers of that era had a point?
An unofficial tally by Reuters of first round results showed conservatives won about 112 seats, reformers and centrists 90 and independents and religious minorities 29.
At the Galveston Bay Refinery, Marathon is overhauling a 218,500-bpd CDU, a 120,000-bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit, reformers and a hydrotreater.
In short, in order to change the statewide election system, reformers in Mississippi would need the assent of those who benefit the most from it.
The commission didn't require all nonprofit groups that fund political ads for or against candidates to unmask their donors, as reformers had hoped it would.
"No reform, from education to labor laws, was possible, because the reformers challenging the establishment would be reframed, maligned, and banished as communists," he added.
A failed Ukraine would not only dishonor the sacrifices of those who died on the Maidan and the efforts of reformers who are fighting corruption.
Closing the so-called achievement gap between poor inner-city children and their more affluent suburban counterparts is among the biggest challenges for education reformers.
But gun reformers are already seeking to identify similar products in hopes of convincing Congress to apply new restrictions aimed at preventing the next tragedy.
While he has shown pardons to be a powerful tool for criminal justice reformers, he has left plenty of work for his successor to do.
However, while that message will be welcomed by Iran's reformers, the list of demands is so bold, it raises questions about Pompeo's endgame, he said.
Almost immediately after taking over the Los Angeles Police Department, which was plagued by scandal, racial strife and recalcitrant officers, he courted reformers and critics.
In the meantime, criminal justice reformers would be wise to look for solutions to the murder epidemic in some communities instead of pushing their agenda.
Despite the wishes of some reformers, there will be no major shift to proportional representation anytime soon, there will be no redrawing of state lines.
In 2011, as waves of discontent spread into the United Arab Emirates, the government cracked down on reformers, jailing protesters and successfully maintaining its power.
Douthat fell on the opposite side, aligning with reformers who wanted to rethink the party's economic policy and pursue new avenues to appeal to voters.
The reformers hoped that student performance would improve outside the bureaucratic constraints of contract work rules, and that underperforming teachers could be fired more easily.
The reformers sought to imitate the practices of their Christian neighbors in order to make Judaism less alien to the dominant other — and to themselves.
I am honored to stand in the long line of American reformers who make up our minds that the status quo is not good enough.
Cracking down on drugs is essential, reformers say, because the drugs allow horses to run unnaturally fast and mask pain, which leads to more breakdowns.
But it does require a balanced view of their times in office that would allow progressives, moderates and reformers of all stripes to move forward.
While criminal justice reformers praise Obama's initiative, opponents claim he's abusing his power and releasing people who don't deserve to be back on the streets.
A liberal Democrat, he was elected to the House of Representatives from Brooklyn in 21946 as part of a congressional class of post-Watergate reformers.
Reformers on both sides of the aisle praised President Trump for signing the First Step Act last year as a measure toward ending mass incarceration.
For Biden to hang on to marijuana prohibition, then, just reinforces one of the major concerns that criminal justice reformers like Booker have about him.
As long as that plan includes more choice and more protection for the doctor-patient relationship while protecting the neediest, doctors will have reformers' backs.
Campaign finance reformers, typically progressives, use the term "dark money" to describe politically-motivated spending channeled through non-profit groups that keep their donors hidden.
He wanted to talk about Amendment Four, a citizen-petitioned constitutional measure on Tuesday's ballot whose passage was a momentous victory for criminal-justice reformers.
Still, many education reformers continue to support Denver's commitment to performance pay, calling it a crucial tool for raising achievement for nonwhite and poor children.
Now criminal justice reformers, backed by major funders like George Soros, are pouring time and money into prosecutor races to reshape the criminal justice system.
In Tehran, where results are official, the urban middle classes voted in large numbers for the combined list of reformers and moderates who support Mr. Rouhani.
But Senate Democrats and other reformers took issue with the legislation's limited scope and managed to add changes that will ease prison sentences, at least mildly.
The program was supposed to be reauthorized again by the end of this month, and reformers had spent years hashing out plans to fix the program.
It also reflects a shift toward the left around the region, where conservative reformers face the challenge of slowing growth, sparking anger about poverty and inequality.
But Pilates reformers have been around for a while, and the story behind them is actually pretty surprising for such an of-the-moment workout regimen.
On appointments, Welch said Trump will nominate conservatives to the Supreme Court, bring fresh and board experience to his Cabinet and put "reformers" in regulatory positions.
They have been held in solitary confinement and their families have confirmed they have been tortured," she says, adding, "All the real reformers remain behind bars.
Alas, many Americans and other Westerners who work on China policy have little confidence that Chinese reformers wield enough clout to be meaningfully succoured or harmed.
But those who take advantage are almost always the wealthier, better organized, and most partisan — not exactly the mythical average citizen reformers always envision taking advantage.
So far liberal reformers are proving sadly inferior to their predecessors in terms of both their grasp of the crisis and their ability to generate solutions.
He said crime bosses are looking to install friendly lawmakers, eliminate those of rivals and scare off would-be reformers who might be bad for business.
"The reformers of the 1970s tried to wrest the presidential nomination away from insiders and to bestow it on rank-and-file partisans," the authors write.
The meeting won't explicitly change international law regarding drugs, but reformers hope that it will help set the tone for future international meetings about drug policy.
As investors loom, and reformers try to implement new policies, all signs point to a boom in even more rental demand and an increasingly strained market.
And there are arguments from good government reformers, too, that such a reform would make the Senate more democratically responsive and help presidents enact their agenda.
Instead of combining tax-cuts with measures to broaden the tax base—a combination tax-reformers have long called for—it shrinks the tax base slightly.
There are many institutional barriers facing health care reformers in the United States, and the Supreme Court is likely to continue to be one of them.
Sanders stands in the tradition of major historical reformers who brought changes to the center stage of national life that were ultimately adopted as national policy.
The reformers who created the New Frontier for President Kennedy offered ideas that led to civil rights movement, anti-poverty programs, Medicare and nuclear arms control.
It wasn't until 1998 that the reformers began again — a period of reform that lasted a decade until 2008-09, when the regime abandoned relative liberalization.
A long and growing list of liberal outside groups, including labor unions, gun reformers and abortion rights organizations, have rushed to her side with public endorsements.
Far better, some argue, to stump up some cash and thereby strengthen the hand of "reformers" within the ruling party, ZANU-PF, such as Mr Chinamasa.
Ironically, the 1965 Immigration Act is routinely mischaracterized, even by many immigration reformers, as supposedly having "opened the door" to Mexican and other Latin American immigration.
Every other concern the GOP tax reformers have about the fate of their bill pales in comparison to losing the argument about middle class tax cuts.
This year, reformers in California, New York and Washington State have been mustering votes to press Congress to control campaign funding and ban corporate campaign contributions.
Reformers have long argued that this kind of secrecy is a threat to democracy, giving wealthy special interests an ability to gain corrupt favor with politicians.
Conservatives, industry groups and reformers pushing to overhaul public land policy say there's a lot to like from the first month of GOP control in Washington.
Congressional reformers have spent months working to enact the FIRST STEP Act, a solid proposal that focuses on helping prisoners make a successful reentry into society.
Just as Obama was sewing up the Democratic nomination, the Supreme Court was preparing to deliver gun reformers a stinging blow with its historic Heller v.
Reformers argue that this laissez-faire attitude toward corporate consolidation has accelerated inequality and created myriad externalities that harm basically everyone in one way or another.
The authoritarian reformers—the empire, in other words—have something to be said for them; and what is to be said for them is, well, Canada.
If that's the standard, would-be Republican reformers might have to wait through two terms of Hillary and one of her successor before getting a hearing.
This often debilitating focus on remorse was challenged in the nineteenth century from religious reformers, philosophers, and self-help gurus who were collectively labelled New Thought.
Reformers who won District Attorney races last night: Houston Tampa DenverBirminghamSanta FeCorpus ChristiHenry Co (suburban ATL) These prosecutors are very important to the criminal justice system.
So if he's replaced by someone who's moderate to conservative — like Garland — then criminal justice reformers could end up gaining little to nothing from the replacement.
Stevens writes that though he disagrees with the ruling, the fact that it stands as precedent means that reformers must now push to amend the Constitution.
In recent years, thanks in part to a scathing 2014 investigation by the Justice Department, reformers have won a slate of changes at the jail complex.
Remember those long-ago days — say, 2014 — when it looked as though conservative reformers were perhaps on the verge of reshaping and modernizing the Republican Party?
The challenge for Dodd-Frank reformers will be to carve out meaningful exceptions for community banks that still ensure their soundness while providing adequate consumer protections.
"One & Done" will undoubtedly stir outrage among traditional college sports reformers like the Drake Group and the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics, as well it should.
But FairVote CEO Rob Richie tells The New Republic that reformers are working on both congressional and state-based solutions to deal with this potential scenario.
The reformers' view that we should try to spread the circle of empathy wider is much more appealing than the concept of making it more restrictive.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has called for changing the state law, as have a long list of judges, lawyers' groups, public defenders and criminal justice reformers.
Such structural problems resist easy fixes and the odds rarely favor reformers, but at certain moments — such as during political transitions — narrow windows of opportunity open.
After consultation with other reformers, the couple has tweaked the ballot measure to have clearer and more ambitious language than they had previously submitted last year.
At times of crisis, it's common for voters in democratic countries to elect reformers who promise to take a new approach to solving the nation's problems.
Mr. Ramaphosa's election was considered a victory for reformers inside the A.N.C. After his election, South Africa's currency, the rand, and overall business confidence have risen.
They had already been hailed as courageous reformers, the insurgent candidates who dared take on New York State senators laden with money, influence and name recognition.
F.D.R. and Reagan understood this, as did Abraham Lincoln and many great social reformers, including Frederick Douglass, Jane Addams, Martin Luther King Jr. and Cesar Chavez.
But the teacher-assessment method he developed attracted a host of reformers and powerful lawmakers, leading to some of the most bitter conflicts in American education.
The Supreme Court, in another defeat for gerrymandering reformers, overturned a lower court's ruling that Michigan's electoral districts are overly partisan and need to be redrawn.
In fact, the antagonism of Reagan's early presidency likely prolonged the Cold War by elevating hardline, anti-American voices over those of moderate reformers like Gorbachev.
U.S. support would strengthen the hand of the reformers and benefit U.S. companies that view Brazil as an increasingly important market that needs to come around.
Bret: There was usually a side trip to some embattled country — Lithuania one year, Tunisia another — where McCain would try to buck up the democratic reformers.
Demonstrator Bill Monroe said Taylor's video came too late to be effective and expressed little confidence that reformers like her can improve the system from within.
While his confrontational approach to Iran has significantly undermined Iran's reformers, it is not too late for Trump to seize his Reaganesque moment of diplomatic engagement.
Trump's unexpected win has shaken up the immigration battle in the tech community, deflating the high hopes of reformers and forcing them to ready a defense.
Most campaign finance reformers agree that big political money being run through churches — or worse yet invented churches set up for that purpose is a problem.
Like generations of everyday politicians before and since, Plunkitt believed reformers didn't have the stamina or commitment to stay in the fight until the final bell.
Finally, today's reformers have also inherited the problem of political sectarianism — the tendency of ruling parties to provide special favors mostly to loyalists and ignore opponents.
But gun reformers are facing an uphill battle, as GOP leaders in both chambers have rejected the notion that the nation's gun laws are too permissive.
He failed to read the Constitution's text all the way to the end — to give due weight to its transformative amendments added by post-founding reformers.
The National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers and its members, collectively, have years of successes, failures, and experience advocating for reforms that protect our nonpartisan voting rights.
Without that openness, China will miss out on exactly the kind of interchanges that Deng and reformers of his era believed were essential to China's success.
Members of the group, consisting of both immigration reformers and hard-line enforcement proponents, have repeatedly declined to discuss what progress, if any, has been made.
The government has used different tactics to control speech and keep reformers and others from organizing, including employing troll armies to harass and intimidate users online.
Election reformers now face a limited menu of options, all of which face potential obstacles: voter ballot initiatives, lawsuits filed in state courts and congressional legislation.
Education reformers have focused their efforts for years on the first student, and many have been wary of creating separate, more advanced classrooms for the second.
It does so in ways that typically disadvantage progressives and reformers, and which will cripple the next Democratic administration, as it nearly did the previous one.
While some party reformers were defending the civil liberties of prostitutes during the crime-plagued mid-21972s, Mr. McManus was espousing a different point of view.
If the US wants to continue pushing the trend down, some reformers believe that America will have to begin reducing sentences for violent crimes as well.
But a robust minority of reformers and moderates could help Mr. Rouhani put in place economic reforms after the lifting of nuclear sanctions in January, analysts say.
The "material feminist" reformers … who flourished between 1870 and 1930, sought to reappropriate the space and to redesign it to socialize domestic work ... Such inventions were squelched.
And how will Trump learn from Obama, who came into Washington preaching hope and change but largely disappointed ethics-reformers who dreamed of a gridlock-free government?
Parties, midcentury reformers argued, should mobilize voters and organize governance on the basis of issues and program—not patronage, personality, or the ties of geography or demography.
For the last 50 years, reformers have wanted to teach kids to reason mathematically, to think nimbly about topics like quadratic equations that otherwise come off flat.
Reformers then were chiefly concerned about a party system "owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people," one that exerted too much control over politicians.
It also reflects a shift toward the left around the region where conservative reformers are facing the challenge of slowing growth sparking anger about poverty and inequality.
For his allies, his control of the levers of power can be immensely satisfying — even at times for the progressives and reformers now in rebellion against him.
But for tax reformers looking to stop the outflow of jobs moving overseas, employee ownership also delivers by providing an exit strategy that keeps business ownership local.
Systems with elements of proportional representation, such as that sought by reformers of the electoral college or House districts, not only provide bulwarks against charges of illegitimacy.

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