Of course, reforming criminal justice is not the same as reforming policing.
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Reforming the marketplace, reforming the market, reforming the way labor works in this country will not overturn the system in such a way that it stops functioning.
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George W. Bush focused on reforming Social Security and Barack Obama focused on reforming healthcare.
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Other candidates talk of rebuilding infrastructure, reforming trade or spurring growth by reforming the tax code.
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"Our view is that we do need to claim the mantle of reform—reforming our economics, reforming out politics," Tanden said.
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That might mean reforming civil service rules to make it easier to fire incompetent workers, cutting spending on ineffective programs, or reforming the government procurement process.
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From, A Reforming Gemini Dear Reforming Gemini,As is typical for the sign of the twins, you have lots of different issues here that you're swirling into one big problem.
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We spoke with the man who could be in charge of reforming the DNC We spoke with the man who could be in charge of reforming the DNC This segment originally aired Nov.
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Their wish list includes reforming the environmental review process, repealing labor regulations, focusing on "core" infrastructure projects, empowering the states, fully paying for projects and reforming spending instead of creating new funding streams.
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Change can start with reforming how our largest companies operate.
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Other suggestions include reforming supply chains and reducing food waste.
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Reforming the mess could take until the summer, or longer.
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Klobuchar also has called for reforming the cash bail system.
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Now Shavkat Mirziyoyev, Uzbekistan's reforming president, is shutting it down.
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Denmark is reforming its land tax to allow a deferral.
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So I've spent the past two years reforming my ways.
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Nor should the parliament's reforming zeal be restricted to food.
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The odds on any leader reforming France are never high.
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But reforming the country's political system has proved more difficult.
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Republicans have plenty of ideas for reforming the regulatory process.
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OUR INTERMEDIATION BUSINESS DEPENDS UPON PEOPLE REFORMING, RESHAPING THEIR PORTFOLIOS.
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No one said reforming FIFA was going to be easy.
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Eliminating overcapacity heads the agenda for reforming the supply side.
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In February, the House passed legislation reforming its complaint process.
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She thinks everything is dissolving and reforming, all the time.
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In fact, reforming the entire regulatory process is long overdue.
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To do so going forward, it must start reforming now.
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Reforming the accreditation system will open a universe of possibilities.
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Reforming health care is not a fly by night proposition.
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Meanwhile, the administration has already seen difficulties in reforming healthcare.
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Read about DeVos' role in reforming Detroit public schools here.
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No suggestions for reforming the state's system of earmarking revenues.
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Reforming Medicaid shouldn't come at the cost of higher taxes.
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He hopes to do this by reforming the labor code.
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So it's time to consider reforming the crop insurance program.
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Goodlatte also mentioned reforming the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA).
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Reforming the Department of State, including its workforce, is critical.
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Reforming any part of NNPC poses political challenges in Nigeria.
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This post is part of a series on reforming Congress.
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It's always been about what you consider reforming the country.
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" For him, the Kingdom needs to improve "access to finance, by reforming the financial sector; access to talent, by reforming education; (and) access to market by opening up the economy and improving the business environment.
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Protecting our workers also means reforming our system of legal immigration.
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Mr Mirziyoyev has made noises about reforming Uzbekistan's basket-case economy.
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The British government has led continental Europe in reforming its universities.
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In Washington, there has been positive movement toward reforming our system.
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And will the election strengthen or weaken Mr Ramaphosa's reforming hands?
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They have a reforming zeal and future-focused energy about them.
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Congress also must make real strides in reforming our entitlement programs.
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This will be the key mechanism for reforming the current system.
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"Fighting corruption isn't reforming ... any government must do that," Maimane said.
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But reforming Argentina's factory sector is one of his trickiest challenges.
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Sustainable capitalism starts with reforming the federal tax and regulatory codes.
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Ron Wyden (OR) on measures aimed at reforming government spying programs.
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He's called for reforming the electoral college, as Carter also did.
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This is an important step in reforming our criminal justice system.
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Further criminalizing immigrants is in direct opposition to reforming the system.
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The project of reforming Washington's culture demands a longer-term perspective.
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An excellent place to start is reforming our country's tax code.
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The band went on hiatus in 2003, reforming again in 2009.
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He said he was devoting his life to reforming America's prisons.
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First, the encouraging: President Zelensky was reforming Ukraine in a hurry.
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And like a classic antihero, Rebecca kept gesturing toward reforming herself.
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The first and obvious task is reforming our broken immigration system.
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For years, the nation has struggled with reforming its tax code.
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Suggested solutions ranged from banning price spreading to reforming rebate programs.
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It is therefore reforming a tax code that it alone deformed.
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Long-term, reforming entitlements would have to play a central role.
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Going back a bit, you talked about other bands reforming too.
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Reforming the City Board of Elections requires changes to state law.
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Facebook has put impressive effort into reforming itself around the margins.
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That was meant to reflect his energy, determination and reforming zeal.
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Trump has made no headway in reforming the cyberbully in chief.
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Yet she was also increasingly concerned with reforming the domestic sphere.
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Protecting our workers also means reforming our system of legal immigration.
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The good news is that reforming CTE already has bipartisan support.
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The administration is also looking into reforming the regulations for beef.
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Reforming air traffic control is at the heart of this aspiration.
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Intuitive eating concepts picked up steam, reforming outdated concepts about dieting.
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First, the encouraging: President Zelenskyy was reforming Ukraine in a hurry.
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REFORMING WORLD TRADE RULES Modi, at the same meeting, called for a focus on reforming the World Trade Organization (WTO) and Russian President Vladimir Putin decried what he called efforts to destroy the Geneva-based body.
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Reforming health care became not just a priority but an economic imperative.
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WILLIAMS: I think there&aposs a lot of support for reforming ICE.
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Under one such system, Australian states began reforming water management in 1994.
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He supports reforming the current bail system, but not abolishing it completely.
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THE 40-year process of reforming China's economy has seen occasional retreats.
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Christine: And finish the job of reforming and strengthening these extraordinary constructions.
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He has energetically set about reforming France's labour market and tax system.
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Reforming the state-owned banks is the most important task of all.
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Yet the gains from reforming the system may hinge on the details.
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But he was not successful in reforming the state's onerous legal system.
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We have seen a few efforts at reforming federal spending of late.
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The Texas Republican has been the House champion on reforming Dodd-Frank.
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Nor is it interested in reforming high-speed rail to be cheaper.
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That gives me a lot of hope, as a reforming "unwrapper" myself.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) support reforming the law.
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The catalyst to reforming something is admitting something needs to be reformed.
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"Reforming this law is about preventing injuries and saving lives," Pallone said.
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He could start by reforming Defense Department dereliction of duty on EMP.
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Reforming this process might boost confidence in the European institution a little.
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Boos, hissing erupts as Trump mentions reforming 'chain migration' 10:6900 p.m.
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Trump isn't the first to fall short of reforming the nation's capital.
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Both must be part of any bill reforming the nation's healthcare system.
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Most important, reforming presidential power will fall on the shoulders of voters.
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Accordingly, reforming American privacy regulations received the most attention in the hearings.
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When it comes to the economy, reforming the tax code isn't optional.
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He's made no secret he's committed to reforming the health care system.
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He has positioned himself as an outsider capable of reforming state government.
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Nonetheless, some lawmakers are determined to expand the program without reforming it.
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However, reforming the way our businesses are taxed cannot simply end there.
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Toronto's reforming mayor David Crombie took her on as a city ornament.
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He highlights his goals, including ObamaCare repeal and reforming the tax code.
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America's demographic changes made the project of reforming the Party more urgent.
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Reforming the tax code is not a panacea for our economic challenges.
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Congress is considering legislation aimed at reforming the nation's medical malpractice laws.
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Her platform on reforming money in politics is essentially identical to Sanders'.
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Reforming Mongolia's approach to morphine was an early priority of Odontuya's campaign.
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One aspect of setting clear rules is reforming the international system for refugees.
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The overarching lesson from Britain may be that reforming audit is fiendishly difficult.
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But Verma would not endorse any one specific approach to reforming the program.
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That's because My Chemical Romance have just announced they're coming back. Reforming. Reuniting.
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For that reason, Lambda Legal has backed reforming rather than removing these laws.
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Other priorities are improving infrastructure, strengthening land-ownership rights and reforming the judiciary.
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They've been on an unholy run of form since reforming back in 93.
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"Protecting our workers also means reforming our system of legal immigration," he argued.
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Reforming city governments had weeded out the most blatant votes-for-favours schemes.
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Simply reforming the overdraft market is not the only factor at play here.
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We are reforming our land rights regulations to ensure equity for all Liberians.
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This year, several states have passed legislation reforming their civil asset forfeiture process.
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Mr Wu notes contradictions in the official blueprint for reforming state-owned firms.
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There is not one word about cutting deficits or spending, or reforming entitlements.
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Send him a bill reforming corporate taxes instead of a tax-reform omnibus.
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They also have a decent shot at reforming the budgeting and spending process.
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Needed Reforms Reforming OCE should focus on areas where improvement is actually needed.
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All these divisions make reforming the currency union a tortuous process at best.
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We tend to think that merely reforming laws will translate into real changes.
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Reforming the corporate tax code would also protect U.S. companies from foreign takeovers.
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Among the issues that warrant discussion: reforming the rules around H-1B visas.
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B.S. knows that the system is incapable of reforming itself," he said. "Why?
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He's also expected to call for overhauling regulations and reforming the tax code.
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Investors have already been playing the winners and losers of reforming health insurance.
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Residents in the western United States support reforming the federal coal-leasing program.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing on reforming recycling.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing on reforming recycling.
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"Everything and everyone had to be fluid, easily moving and reforming," he said.
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The third task of weaver politics is reforming institutions so they encourage collaboration.
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Most agree that reforming our tax code should start with slashing tax rates.
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Without reforming the CFIUS structure and process, this unhealthy condition will deteriorate further.
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Trump repeatedly promised to "drain the swamp" by reforming ethics laws in Washington.
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Preserving and expanding local journalism means reforming this law passed 50 years ago.
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Raimondo's top priorities have been the state economy and reforming the state government.
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Can black Americans argue for affirmative action or reforming the criminal justice system?
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On Thursday, however, Chinese officials promised to continue reforming the country's financial sector.
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How will the next administration tackle reforming mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?
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He also said it wanted to exchange views on reforming the World Trade Organization.
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A constitutional lawyer by training, Mr Temer dreams of reforming Brazil's dysfunctional political system.
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The ruling elite sees more to lose than gain from reforming the energy sector.
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In my opinion, this is impossible without reforming our institutions and socio-economic policies.
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These long odds have some senators calling for a bipartisan approach to reforming Obamacare.
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During her speech DeVos talked about the importance of reforming the American education system.
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ITALIANS take to the polls this weekend to vote on reforming their political system.
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It matters in terms of growing our economy, balancing budgets, cutting taxes, reforming regulations.
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Instead of reforming Obamacare themselves, they want to pass the baton to state governments.
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Listing these possibilities might suggest that reforming the system is neither possible nor desirable.
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Banza is reforming gluten-free pasta, one box of chickpea rotini at a time.
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This meant reforming the French language, the calendar, and the country's weights and measures.
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Booker has focused on reforming America's prisons and justice system throughout his political career.
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Experts have said reforming the bail system and taxing marijuana sales could raise revenue.
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He said on Tuesday that he was still committed to reforming the prosecutor's office.
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This is a huge, positive step in reforming the way retirement savings are managed.
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His focus is on reviving the stagnant economy and reforming the heavily indebted state.
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Republicans ran on the promises of reforming the way business is done in Washington.
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The city needs to consider significantly reducing taxes and reforming their public employee pensions.
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Her plan also aims to boost tribal sovereignty by reforming the tribal justice system.
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Make no mistake, the debate over reforming America's healthcare system is far from over.
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Reforming Eskom is vital to get Africa's most industrialised economy firing on all cylinders.
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But their reasons for reforming Medicaid seem to be more about morality than money.
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It's not that major pieces of legislation reforming the economy now seem permanently stuck.
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Steyer has made "reforming our broken political system" a key focus of his campaign.
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Of the 30 Democratic challengers who flipped seats, 25 ran on reforming the system.
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With a bold vision reflecting this challenge, we can start by reforming existing policies.
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There are no good arguments for reforming health care in the manner being proposed.
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Reforming the state's electoral system was a consistent theme for lawmakers during the session.
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This can be assured only by reforming New York State's broken speedy-trial law.
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Wheeler has made reforming the $20 billion set-top box market a key priority.
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Perdue has been an especially vocal advocate for reforming the budget and appropriations process.
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Reforming a broken process is a critical first step to fixing our biggest problems.
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More drastic changes — such as reforming the cash bail system — are needed, he says.
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This year, Republicans have said they are open to reforming the statute of limitations.
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You're essentially reforming yourself while putting down the foundation for an entirely new 'other.
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"We will keep using market-oriented reforming thinking," Mr. Li said in his report.
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Reforming accreditation must be more than a parlor game for Washington intellectuals to play.
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They knew how to defend the legitimacy of our system, even while reforming it.
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He said he still backs reforming the Supreme Court and abolishing the Electoral College.
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Steyer also calls for an end to partisan gerrymandering and reforming the electoral college.
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Castro has made policies focused on reforming immigration a center of his 2020 campaign.
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Clearly, reforming this program should be a top priority in a new farm bill.
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Reforming the ACA on a bipartisan basis would be a good place to start.
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Some groups are staying out of the debate over reforming the Supreme Court altogether.
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"We are making a serious step towards reforming the existing political system," Tokayev said.
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Reforming the country's currency system, which currently incorporates multiple exchange rates, is a priority.
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Even with bipartisan cooperation, reforming the tax code in 85033 was a heavy lift.
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Cotton and Perdue introduced the Reforming American Immigration for a Strong Economy (RAISE) Act.
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An initial and important step toward reforming VA health care was the Choice program.
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That is an important part of reforming our system and we applaud this choice.
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Leaving a reforming Unesco was a mistake for both the United States and Israel.
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There's only one way of reforming the Republican Party, and it's from the outside.
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The Vera Institute has worked with a number of jurisdictions on reforming their practices.
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Designed during the Victorian era, Reading Gaol was conceived with the mission of reforming criminals.
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We'll see more discussion on reforming one of the federal programs that amplified Harvey's effects.
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To that end, Davis began to research whether there are effective therapies for reforming extremists.
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CBS likely is reforming its board in part because of how it's treated the allegations.
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I am not responsible for reforming society, but I think we should start a conversation.
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Republicans are not hopeful that they will get help from Democratic colleagues on reforming Obamacare.
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"No one is really talking about reforming dental and how dental is provided," Kreger said.
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Social justice advocates have embraced the film to spark conversation about reforming school discipline policies.
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The truth is, he has never lived up to his promises of reforming the NYPD.
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Perhaps the greatest broadband bang for the buck can be realized by reforming business taxes.
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Exasperation with the reforming pope has been gathering momentum among a minority of traditional Catholics.
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We ask why Malaysia's reformist coalition isn't doing much reforming of the country's illiberal laws.
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"They did not answer in a way that would suggest they were reforming," Gomes said.
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What is clear is that Trump's approach to reforming the vetting system is extraordinarily harsh.
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China says that it wants to continue reforming its economy in line with existing plans.
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Though vague, the strategy signals a renewed emphasis on reforming two vital aspects of farming.
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The changes are worthwhile, but do not finish the job of reforming Brazil's sleazy politics.
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Economists agree that reforming Brazil's public pension system is crucial to balancing its federal budget.
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She may, if elected, surprise us when it comes to being a reforming Prime Minister.
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These include cutting subsidies, reforming the pension system for public servants and freezing government hiring.
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Policymakers should focus on reforming safety net programs that create perverse incentives and obstruct opportunity.
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On Wednesday, U.S. lawmakers debated reforming pot laws in what was called a "historic" hearing.
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Diversion courts, cite and release, and reforming their indigent defense process would better serve residents.
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A House Financial Services subcommittee will hold a hearing Thursday to consider reforming financial regulations.
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But elected officials "can and should" play a role in reforming the system, she continued.
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"The Democrats have no interest in reforming themselves in a more egalitarian way," he writes.
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That starts with reforming policies around TPS and the similarly-situated Deferred Enforced Departure program.
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John Kasich (R) has long been a proponent of reforming the way districts are drawn.
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The big picture: The plan could fit with administration priorities around reforming welfare programs, though.
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One could believe that this is a true example for reforming our civil justice system.
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Additional legislation reforming the pension system for teachers and the military will be reviewed later.
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They range from reforming the tax code to reauthorizing flood insurance and children's health programs.
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The divide: Differences emerge in focus and approach to reforming the judicial system and policing.
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Refiners are pressuring lawmakers back from August recess to consider reforming the renewable fuel program.
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Its consideration shows that House leadership is serious about reforming the way Capitol Hill works.
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His first remarks as president here on Monday were centered on reforming the institution's practices.
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She asked him if he was willing or interested in reforming and restructuring our courts.
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Reforming our broken immigration laws should be seen as a political opportunity to be exploited.
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President Obama personally appointed Flynn to the job, and tasked him with reforming the agency.
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Reforming the FIFA Council has been a tough task for Gianni Infantino, the organization's president.
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He would allow concerts, and would consider reforming laws tightly controlling the lives of women.
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Boustany said there needs to be a "sense of urgency" about reforming the tax code.
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Booker pressed for reforming the nation's gun laws, including establishing a national gun license program.
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Tommy Thompson, who led a group of Midwestern Republican governors in reforming welfare in 1996.
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The bank has raised capital and made progress with reforming its two retail banking divisions.
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The bill on reforming the asylum process is due for discussion in parliament this week.
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They made no pretense of reforming the tax code beyond slashing some very visible rates.
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Bold legislation reforming aviation taxes would be well received by the anti-establishment voting public.
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Reforming Congo is like fighting a deadly virus in a chaotic war zone—only trickier.
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Temer said reforming Brazil's generous pension system will be undertaken after developing a national consensus.
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Last week, the White House released its principles for reforming the air traffic control system.
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There should be no doubting Beijing's zeal when it comes to reforming its aluminum sector.
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Senator Rand Paul, for instance, has introduced the Believe Act aimed at reforming legal immigration.
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Her clout in these areas suggests that reforming the state will not be a priority.
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While reforming VA health care is important, the new Administration cannot ignore the appeals system.
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It happened because Americans now understand the critical need for intelligent investment in reforming education.
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One mentioned opposing "unfair trade practices" and reforming the WTO, while another concerned sustainable development.
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Policymakers have already focused on insurance coverage expansion and reforming payments to hospitals and doctors.
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And then Bowles-Simpson, which was originated in the Obama administration, should have been seized by President Obama and Speaker Ryan and would have put on the table the framework that would make the most sense, which is reforming entitlements, reforming taxes and cutting spending.
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Liberals also need to look at the degree to which self-interest blunts their reforming zeal.
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Campaigners against reforming the GRA also misrepresent why trans people want access to single-sex services.
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We are not talking about reforming the Equality Act or existing rules around single-sex services.
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Nevin believes the court judgment is just the first step in reforming South Africa's prison system.
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He favors rolling back regulations and reforming the tax system, while he argues against Medicaid expansion.
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These get pretty far into the weeds — "reforming reserve-based lending and debt-restructuring rules," anyone?
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"It is about reforming society and life, that is what people are looking for," Mushaweh stressed.
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"This tragic incident will not discourage us from … changing and reforming policing in America," he added.
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Zoe Lofgren, from Silicon Valley, has introduced a bill aimed at reforming the H-1B visa.
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The consultants' advice, especially when it was about boosting governance and reforming the army, was ignored.
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That has forced spending cuts and talk of reforming the subsidies that help maintain social peace.
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Meghan Trainor has been outspoken about reforming the country's gun laws, body positivity, and LGBTQ issues.
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That is a historical condition which has doomed the reforming ambitions of many past Italian governments.
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Macron won on a platform of reforming France and a business-friendly vision of European integration.
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The National Space Council met in February to discuss reforming regulations surrounding the commercial space industry.
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In fact it is difficult to know where either stand on reforming entitlement programs at all.
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Shea said in October he could not support the EU's ideas on reforming the Appellate Body.
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As a longtime public servant, Flowers intrinsically understands that reforming government is about people, not technology.
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Reforming or eliminating these laws is just "a piece of a broader puzzle," Goss Graves said.
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This can be witnessed by reforming our draconian tax code and by pursuing occupational licensing reform.
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As seen by these efforts, reforming civil asset forfeiture after nearly 500 years is long overdue.
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What's more, Congress was considering reforming the Register selection process before Dr. Hayden was the Librarian.
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While I oppose these proposals, my focus remains on reforming federal policies that hurt job creation.
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Prop 64 could be a step towards reforming our criminal justice system by preventing unnecessary incarceration.
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They remain divided on several key issues, including immigration, reforming the euro zone and climate policy.
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However, the inevitable gaming of those arbitrary demarcations has been a driver for reforming Dodd-Frank.
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Upcycling is defined as the process of taking unwanted products and reforming them into new products.
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On the campaign trail, reforming campaign finance laws was a common messaging strategy for Democrats. Rep.
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Meanwhile, President Trump's fuzzy agenda for reforming NAFTA could give Canada and Mexico more bargaining power.
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However, rather than reforming the program, the Trump administration budgets proposed simply eliminating the program entirely.
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"The conferees took extraordinary steps in reforming the national security space," the House committee staffer said.
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Several states and cities across the country are poised to become leaders in reforming the law.
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"The Socialists want German taxpayers to subsidize countries that aren't reforming," one senior ally told Reuters.
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Reforming populists in the early 20th century campaigned for a well-remunerated, merit-based civil service.
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He also suggested reforming the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) that promotes lending to low-income communities.
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Instead, the two committees will redirect their time and energy toward reforming the budget process altogether.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates isn't giving up on reforming the nation's criminal justice system.
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Activists will focus on corporate influence and reforming the Democratic Party's presidential nominating process, CNN reported.
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Now we must do the hard but necessary work of reforming the role of automatic delegates.
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Katainen stressed that decisions on reforming fiscal rules had to be taken together with other states.
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This was a small, but significant step in reforming the way Medicare pays for expensive drugs.
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Emphasize continued strong military compensation while reforming the military health-care system and closing unneeded bases.
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Some senior Republicans say they're willing to look at cutting or reforming programs within their jurisdiction.
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But reforming our funeral industrial complex is only the beginning of the work ahead of us.
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Instead, he said, the country needs reforming taxes and regulations and embracing the American energy boom.
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As recent scandals involving sexual abuse in the peacekeeping missions show, the United Nations needs reforming.
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Mr. Trump campaigned as a businessman whose deal-making prowess would translate directly into reforming Washington.
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He says both need reforming, presumably to make them more pliable to US interests in future.
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Despite these challenges, research shows that algorithms are important tools for reforming our criminal justice system.
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Obama has long been an outspoken proponent of reforming how congressional and legislative maps are drawn.
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We are hopeful that Congress will be taking action soon on reforming this important environmental law.
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This week, Human Rights Watch stepped in, recommended reforming the practices of the Chilean police force.
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From Trump's introduction of the Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act (RAISE) Act with Sen.
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Gillibrand has been an advocate for reforming how institutions handle allegations of sexual harassment and assault.
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Business for Nature has proposed reforming incentives and subsidies so that nature protection is rewarded financially.
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A logical first step to reforming our health care system is eliminating publicly traded health companies.
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Booker's fight to legalize marijuana was simply his latest act in reforming the criminal justice system.
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In that pursuit, he would be well advised to work towards reforming the criminal justice system.
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He is focused on reducing violent crime, addressing the opioid epidemic and reforming our immigration system.
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This means better border security, reforming our immigration system, protecting critical infrastructure and combating cyber warfare.
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To address the crisis, 2020 presidential candidates need to commit to reforming the higher-education system.
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The county argued that it began reforming its pretrial release system before the lawsuit was filed.
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Mark Weisbrot is president of Just Foreign Policy, an organization dedicated to reforming U.S. foreign policy.
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The murder of Jamal Khashoggi demolished the myth of a reforming crown prince running Saudi Arabia.
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A common refrain around debates about reforming the health care system is the idea of rationing.
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Their wish list includes repealing ObamaCare, defunding Planned Parenthood, cutting taxes and reforming the regulatory system.
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So the Army is looking inward, reforming itself to make the prospect of serving more attractive.
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"We can only encourage the future president of France to continue reforming the labor market," Dehaze said.
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Like many conservatives (myself included), Ryan believes that reforming entitlements is key to the nation's better future.
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The party says it is reforming a corrupt justice system overseen by an unaccountable clique of judges.
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But I made my peace with it, and then the idea of Slowdive reforming came around again.
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She encouraged members to support a bill she sponsored reforming the way the military handles sexual assaults.
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Reforming a Flawed Criminal Justice System with Shaka Senghor (Dream Corps) 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM
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The government says reforming the country's employment laws will free up businesses to offer more permanent contracts.
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Ultimately, the U.S. can substantially lower the cost of health care only by reforming its public policies.
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Shavkat Mirziyoyev, Mr Karimov's reforming successor, fired Zoyir Mirzayev, the deputy prime minister responsible for both incidents.
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Reforming the debt-ridden state-run operator SNCF has long been a political hot potato in France.
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The continent is not reforming its welfare states fast enough to keep pace with its ageing societies.
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If he is serious about reforming our trade policies and creating jobs, let us work with him.
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Such statements suggest this could be the opening chapter of a debate about reforming Japan's imperial traditions.
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Republicans have asserted that Mueller meant only for Congress to consider reforming laws concerning obstruction of justice.
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Reforming the heavily subsidized power sector alone would save the treasury $1.5 billion a year, he said.
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And it renewed calls for reforming — or abolishing — the program, which critics say is susceptible to fraud.
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Mainly by reforming America's trade arrangements, ending US involvement in foreign wars, and improving the US economy.
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Mnuchin also stressed that the administration hadn't made a hard and fast decision about reforming Dodd-Frank.
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Brady said daily Ways and Means work sessions are now 100 percent about reforming the tax code.
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The wish list begins with passing a budget, reforming the tax code and repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
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That makes reforming those policies and fixing the system the quintessential public policy issue of our time.
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Republicans have asserted that Mueller meant only for Congress to consider reforming laws concerning obstruction of justice.
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Mr Meirelles says the government will consider reforming Mussolini-era labour laws and the Byzantine tax code.
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Reforming these entitlements is a big political challenge, but the authors at times want it both ways.
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Instead, he speaks generally of reforming corporate culture, and allowing managers the freedom to put workers first.
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The FIRST STEP Act is a great start at reforming our system in a data-driven way.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI): Gabbard hasn't made mention of court packing or reforming the Supreme Court. Sen.
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The U.S. should act to protect its companies by reforming its outdated and uncompetitive corporate tax code.
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Iowa was among the first states to take small steps in reforming HIV laws, along with Colorado.
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Reforming import and export policies may be challenging because their tax regime can be difficult to understand.
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They would make the step of reforming entitlements, and decreasing mandatory outlays as a result, a reality.
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Reforming a bureaucratic regulatory/permitting process is crucial for the president's infrastructure rebuilding plan to be successful.
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Meanwhile, Congress has punted on reforming and reauthorizing the NFIP six times since it expired last September.
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" The Labor Department, however, said that it was "modernizing and reforming part of the Job Corps program.
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After years of talking about reforming the federal prison system, Congress may finally be ready to act.
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President Trump's tax reform announcement is likely to jumpstart Congress' focus on reforming the federal tax code.
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It is made by reforming natural gas and combining it with petroleum by-products at the refinery.
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Reforming government starts with fresh, bold ideas — not just principles, but workable policies that lead to solutions.
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There are lots of industrial processes that can use 1,000° C heat, like steam reforming of methane.
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Eventually the idea of reforming institutions starts to seem bewilderingly difficult — harder than just tearing them down.
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First, does the dirtbag left have an interest in reforming — or are they even capable of it?
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Currently, most hydrogen is produced through steam reforming of natural gas, which is energy- and carbon-intensive.
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Attempts at "reforming" Obamacare, in 2017, meant getting rid of as many of its provisions as possible.
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The first step toward reforming the transportation system is to restore the independence of the M.T.A. management.
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And radically reforming how students are invited to participate in a fraternity or a sorority must occur.
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He let lawmakers know that he was serious about reforming the system, especially for nonviolent drug offenders.
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Until 25, Warner thought that reforming the gig economy through legislation would be his life's new cause.
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Victoria's Secret now says it is reforming itself, but its future is unclear in the #MeToo era.
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The majority noted that part of the lawmaking authority of Congress included repealing and reforming past statutes.
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China in March proposed ways to speed up approvals for imported drugs, including reforming clinical trial requirements.
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Reforming how benefits are calculated could help reduce SSDI's expected $256 billion shortfall over the next decade.
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By dismantling the Palestinian Authority and reforming the P.L.O., the real will of Palestinians will be heard.
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Matt is a gold-medal-winning Olympic swimmer in disgrace, a bad boy in need of reforming.
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There is much talk of reforming Tunisia's security sector, with the help of Western money and training.
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Now, it's clear that ICE is a mess, needs reforming and a serious reordering of its priorities.
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He put his attention to something else: reviving the faith and reforming the religion of his people.
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Part of the deal Mr. Byford now proposes is reforming how the M.T.A. does business with contractors.
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For good measure, reducing and reforming the corporate income tax rate is not a "big business" issue.
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There's going to be a lot of new technology, and everyone's going to be reforming their roles.
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Congress can start the process of bipartisan reform by reforming regulations that are burdensome or altogether obsolete.
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As Armed Services chairman, reforming the Pentagon's arcane weapons-buying practices became one of Thornberry's signature efforts.
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Another critical area where lawmakers can help U.S. manufacturers is in reforming the country's outdated tax system.
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But the task of reforming the healthcare system proved too great and Sipila's centre-right government resigned.
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Second, while Republicans have little experience in repealing/reforming entitlements they are very good at cutting taxes.
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"We're not just saying we're going to reform — we're showing you that we're reforming," Mr. Johnson said.
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Some advocates have warned that solely reforming the "back end" of the justice system is not enough.
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During the same interview on Fox, Conway held up an index card that she claimed featured three solutions to the immigration system, including reforming asylum laws and reforming the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act and the so-called Flores settlement, both of which govern treatment of unaccompanied minors.
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Today liberalism needs to escape its identification with elites and the status quo and rekindle that reforming spirit.
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Plenty of right-leaning wonks will make the case for cutting corporate taxes and reforming how they're collected.
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But reforming economic policy to fit a low-rate world requires discussion about the practice of monetary policy.
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I believe Holmes began her mission with the honest, pure intention of reforming healthcare as we know it.
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Just as important is the potential stimulus to reforming Mercosur's economies and to regional integration within Latin America.
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Trump has made reforming the procurement process and the high cost of defense articles something of a crusade.
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Congress could resolve any uncertainty about the payments by passing the AHCA and reforming Obamacare's failed funding structure.
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Americans were increasingly interested in reforming their own diets, which trickled down into the feeding of their pets.
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DePaul's website for scholarship opportunities lists the "Singer Research Fund 22015: "Reforming Religions: Jews, Christians and Evolving Modernity.
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Sanders's book puts an enormous amount of faith in the idea of reforming the economics of American press.
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Mr Temer is encouraging recovery by reforming the pension system, which will otherwise crush the economy with debt.
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But actually fulfilling her mission has proved harder, especially when it comes to her agenda of reforming business.
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But while our embargo didn't succeed in reforming the country, the slow, steady infiltration of capitalism just might.
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In plain English, that means reforming regulations so that utilities make more money if they achieve particular outcomes.
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If Democrats win a narrow majority in the Senate, will you advocate for reforming or scrapping the filibuster?
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The bloc is reforming its securities markets to plug supervisory gaps highlighted by the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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Holding delayed local elections, fighting corruption and reforming public services were all crucial to bolster democracy, he added.
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And we need someone has a proven record of growing the economy, reforming the things that are broken.
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"We need to work toward reforming laws so that the Espionage Act is not leveraged against our citizens."
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He voted in favor of the USA Freedom Act, a bill reforming the NSA's collection of phone records.
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He called for reforming all criminal laws against same-sex relations and for establishing more anti-discrimination laws.
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The next president and congress will have to decide whether to carry out contentious measures like reforming pensions.
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And there is the delicate matter of reforming military pensions at a time of heightened tensions with China.
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I look forward to Friday's vote and remain as committed as ever to the goal of reforming FIFA.
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In 2011, a bodyguard assassinated Punjab provincial governor Salman Taseer after the governor called for reforming blasphemy laws.
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But the mayor of Baltimore said the city will continue to move forward in reforming the police department.
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Over the past eight years, President Barack Obama has made reforming the country's criminal justice system a priority.
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We are working on reforming our judicial system to ensure the basic rights of all citizens are protected.
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Will Republicans make the same mistake on reforming the disastrous Dodd-Frank Wall Street and Consumer Protection Act?
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The process of reforming the tax code is torturous, as was demonstrated in the tax reform of 28503.
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Another key part of refocusing the agency on safety is reforming the FAA certification and safety oversight processes.
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That's enough to pursue some major legislative priorities, including passing a big tax cut and reforming healthcare reform.
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The case can be strengthened further by reforming child credits to make further progress on the poverty trap.
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Yes, ideological differences within the right would make reforming Obamacare difficult for Republicans, even under less constrained circumstances.
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As in many policy areas, the states have been leading the way in reforming their own civil services.
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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Theresa May said that the government was committed to reforming the use of NDAs.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A Senate hearing about reforming the U.S. Postal Service that could have scrutinized what Amazon.
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Reforming our nation's mental health system has also been another multi-year, multi-Congress priority for our committee.
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One way to do this is by reforming and improving utilization management practices health plans place on patients.
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I'd do it in full awareness that the E.U. is deeply dysfunctional and shows few signs of reforming.
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Republican lawmakers are pushing forward on reforming financial regulations with a series of hearings in the coming week.
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Ren's team has also performed experiments on human cadavers in anticipation of reforming the surgery on live patients.
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As our coalition demonstrates, support for reforming the justice system is broad, bipartisan, and spans the ideological spectrum.
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Amid its success, Intuit has sometimes had to put down insurgents bent on reforming the tax filing system.
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The Senate is expected to vote on a bill aimed at reforming the U.S. tax code on Thursday.
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Reforming Dodd-Frank presents an exciting opportunity to embrace complexity through computational modeling and fully modernize financial regulation.
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The best solution in health care will come from modifying, reforming and improving, not from demolishing or replacing.
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His third goal is to bring about "political revolution" by shaking up and radically reforming the Democratic Party.
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The FCC has made significant strides in reforming outdated regulations and encouraging private-sector investment in 5G infrastructure.
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Susan Collins called the policy "inconsistent with our American values" and reaffirmed her support for reforming immigration laws.
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The two share similar ideas, from reforming the campaign finance system to removing Wall Street interests from government.
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"There will always be winners and losers in a robust debate on reforming the tax code," he said.
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Rather than rounding up royals, the Saudis could have better addressed corruption by reforming the country's judicial system.
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Whether it's reforming immigration or trade policy, his governing challenge is going to be astoundingly hard and complicated.
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Sure, Congress makes noise about reforming the regulatory process and gaining more of a voice in regulatory decisions.
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She has repeatedly said it's a "false choice" to decide between supporting law enforcement and reforming the system.
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Now The State newspaper reports that he's for reforming gun laws and providing universal access to health care.
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Improving data access, usefulness and interoperability could go a long way in reforming higher education for the better.
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The bottom line: The chances of reforming a global agreement like the WTO are basically zero, Lewis says.
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Another major — and less discussed — priority is likely to be reforming Obama's federal loan programs for higher education.
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said Oxley had been a national leader in reforming banking and finance laws.
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At the top of his policy agenda is reforming our complex, cumbersome and counterproductive tax code for everyone.
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This is why Taxpayers for Common Sense is focused on reforming oil and gas leasing on federal lands.
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"All victim information will be helpful to understanding and reforming the institutional approach of the church," she said.
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In 2017, Ardern made reforming the law one of her campaign promises -- and she has kept her word.
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A judicial commission that probed the incident didn't reach any conclusion, but it recommended reforming the intelligence agencies.
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Reforming these regulations through smart growth policies is a policy that should appeal to both Democrats and Republicans.
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Reforming the licensing process for new designs would be an important first step in encouraging nuclear energy innovation.
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"Reforming the regulatory system would be a good thing if there were an honest, open process," he said.
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Mr. Bai has been a member of a regional committee charged with reforming state-owned companies since 220.
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But are prisoners who have served long sentences for violent crimes genuinely capable of reforming and not reoffending?
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To him, reforming capitalism means refocusing policymaking and financial regulation toward increasing productivity rather than short-term benefits.
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But the nation's most broken police departments have proved incapable of reforming themselves unless the federal government intervenes.
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Seven of the 18 remaining Democratic candidates for president have indicated they're open to structurally reforming the court.
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Reforming our immigration system would help power U.S. businesses and continue the economic success of the last decade.
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At the top of his to-do list should be reforming the NYPD's deeply troubled Special Victims Division.
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And the outrage turned from simple anti-government protests to calls for reforming the entire Iraqi political system.
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To win back the public's trust, reforming the way Congress does business needs to be front and center.
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The book also provided a history of other important confirmation struggles and made suggestions for reforming the process.
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Those are increasing the number of psychiatric hospitals and reforming procedures for involuntary commitment (known as "civil commitment").
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Establishing a pass-through rate and reforming the estate tax begins to level the playing field for women.
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It focuses on two areas of immigration reform: strengthening border security and reforming the nation's legal immigration system.
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Melting down and reforming mixed plastic wastes creates recycled materials that are inferior in performance to virgin material.
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Reforming the Antiquities Act has been a longtime goal for many Republicans and industry groups in the West.
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Elizabeth has long supported reforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac so that they expand access to creditworthy borrowers.
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"Reforming the land distribution and ownership will be good for South Africa," said independent political analyst Nic Borain.
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Another recommendation would be transformative and far harder to achieve: reforming Electricité d'Haïti (EdH), the creaking national power company.
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The mission can make recommendations for reforming the broken justice system, but the government is free to ignore them.
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Finally, campaigners against reforming the GRA misrepresent the way in which trans-equality organisations want the law to change.
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Their obstruction is to reforming these three major loopholes in the immigration system that Kirstjen Nielsen keeps talking about.
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Barlow and Loewenstein obliged, reforming as a duo for the 2003 gig and a short run of European dates.
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Bowie gave him some sage and apparently pivotal advice when he was fretting over the idea of reforming LCD.
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There will also be ballot initiatives about reforming the state's redistricting process and a tax increase to fund education.
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The government has sought to improve growth and curb public debt growth by cutting spending and reforming labor laws.
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"The election of November was about reforming Washington, probably more even than when Obama ran in 2008," Abramoff said.
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The legislation still needs to pass in the Senate, where fewer representatives are interested in significantly reforming the law.
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I'm not one to judge bands reforming or whatever, I think people do whatever they want with their careers.
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"In our country the state dominates everything, so you have to start with reforming the state," Mr Kudrin said.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has made reforming the set-top box market a centerpiece of his pro-consumer agenda.
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As the left grapples with these issues, it is considering two wildly ambitious proposals for reforming the welfare state.
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If Russia doesn't do much more about reforming its economy, it can't afford these foreign activities for very long.
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"Our party is one that calls for reforming the constitution," she told local television shortly after the polls closed.
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Mr Cummings is an inveterate champion of reforming Whitehall and taking on vested interests (which he calls "the blob").
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The guidelines are a project that came out of Dynamo, a group working towards reforming work on Mechanical Turk.
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"The anticorruption campaign, taking control of law and order, reforming of the military, all have concentrated power," he said.
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However, should a caretaker administration be put in place by Mattarella, a draft reforming electoral law would be expected.
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Mr Macron hoped to inspire Germany to join him in reforming the euro area and bolstering the EU's resilience.
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But, reforming the nearly 25-year-old organization has proved difficult — particularly because any member can block new rules.
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Clinton's plan includes a tax hike on high earners, increasing the child tax credit and reforming capital gains taxes.
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Steyer entered the crowded Democratic field on Tuesday, vowing to focus on climate change and reforming the political system.
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That changed on January 31st, when Shavkat Mirziyoyev, Uzbekistan's reforming president, pushed the puppeteer aside in a bloodless coup.
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Members of the regime do not agree on whether the bigger risk is reforming too slowly or too fast.
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The standard, required by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law reforming Wall Street, has traveled a rocky road to fruition.
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Now, it&aposs OK to bash ICE, if you want to talk about reforming the institution, that&aposs fine.
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A lot of your time in Philadelphia has been spent fighting corruption and reforming the department's policies and procedures.
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Some of his assignments included reforming the United Kingdom Ministry of Defense Supply and Logistics System, his biography explains.
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" On health bill being rushed through House/Senate: "We've been talking about reforming healthcare for a number of years.
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Biden was authoritative in discussing Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria and reforming the Supreme Court.
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The scandal rocked the French art world and led to the culture ministry reforming its acquisitions process for museums.
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Supporters of reforming the program say they've made the case for overhauling it for the first time in decades.
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Reforming the tax code, liberals say, could push benefits that high-wealth families currently enjoy down the economic ladder.
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For this reason, Republicans and Independents just as much as Democrats should embrace reforming how we elect our president.
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In addition to saving American lives, reforming the government's role in the ongoing cancer epidemic makes good economic sense.
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What the bill does: Significantly reduces the corporate rate while also reforming other parts of the business tax code.
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The new government will also launch consultations with parliament and social and economic partners over reforming Algeria's subsidy policy.
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But as Rosenwald showed, a more modest approach -- building schools, not reforming school systems -- can sometimes produce better results.
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The settlement terms include changes to Uber's business practices aimed at preventing future breaches and reforming its corporate culture.
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"We're going to advocate for expanding the program, but we're also going to advocate for reforming the program," FWD.
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JP: No, it was probably just the Misfits reforming and Jerry Only swamping the world with his merch assault.
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India's reforming prime minister, Narendra Modi, is trying to subject his partly closed economy to a blast of competition.
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If Brazil elects a candidate who opposes reforming the country's pension plan, its economic recovery could be at risk.
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Guardia told CNBC that the vote will bring some uncertainty, but the country remains committed to reforming its economy.
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Clearly, there is little, if any, daylight between Barr and Sessions in their hostility toward reforming the justice system.
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Americans are deeply divided, however, over which party should take the lead when it comes to reforming gun laws.
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"This is not an issue of reforming," said Schumer, who's slated to lead Senate Democrats in the next Congress.
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Reforming ObamaCare will feel like a walk in the park by comparison, but the stakes are just as high.
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The opposite approach is President Obama's proposal to simply increase Social Security benefits without actually reforming this failing program.
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He has set it on the path to economic recovery, cleaning up the banks and reforming the labour market.
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DOD may be tempted to take advantage of the bountiful environment, rapidly expanding first and planning and reforming later.
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In 1954 a moderate reforming government in Guatemala was ousted in the name of anti-communism by the CIA.
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Pruitt also went a step further, reforming the rules of EPA advisory committees to disqualify expert scientists from serving.
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Meanwhile, some Republicans started discussing the prospect of reforming major social programs after the tax bill's passage in December.
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Conservative groups have praised the move as an important step toward reforming the permitting process and speeding up projects.
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Congress needs to take a hard look at reforming entitlements if the United States is going to avert disaster.
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I think Trump would love to make this discussion about getting rid of ICE, as opposed to reforming it.
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Bringing business-centered solutions to the Sisyphean task of reforming government is absolutely necessary, but historically destined for failure.
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Congress must take up the challenge of reforming inbound taxation in order for business tax reform to be sustainable.
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He will host an event at U.N. headquarters on Monday to gather global support for reforming the world body.
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These measures show Baghdad's significant uncertainty over how it might move forward in terms of actually reforming the government.
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Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak received national attention last week for vetoing a bill aimed at reforming the Electoral College.
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Outside the courts, several states are reforming the mapmaking process to take redistricting out of the majority party's hands.
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And while reforming our regulatory apparatus would be a welcome economic positive, that should be urgent business for Europe.
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He votes for the National Front mostly because he is worried about the government constantly reforming the pension system.
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Saving democracy requires more than reforming internet companies, of course, and the exact recipe for success varies by country.
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President Trump came into office making big promises about solving the Arab-Israeli conflict and reforming the United Nations.
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One of Congress's most contentious committees is pushing toward a rare bipartisan victory: reforming the United States Postal Service.
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In that meeting, on July 10, Bolton was going "by the book" before Perry mentioned reforming Ukraine's energy sector.
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Last year, the ruling party proposed reforming the criminal code to decriminalize abortion in certain circumstances, Egenaes tells Broadly.
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Ms. Fariña has focused on strategies like reforming school discipline, encouraging teacher collaboration and putting social services in schools.
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Reforming the tax code requires hard choices like eliminating tax breaks and the courage to face down special interests.
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At the very least, that means campaign finance reform, targeted taxes on the very wealthiest Americans and reforming philanthropy.
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To be clear, I believe there are good reasons to support both cutting taxes and reforming the tax code.
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He remains focused on building a more lethal force, strengthening our alliances and reforming the way we do business.
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And some advocates are more willing than others to consider Schedule II an incremental step toward reforming marijuana laws.
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Many believe that Sanders' main focus will also need to be on reforming and strengthening the Democratic Party itself.
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Fakhfakh said his government's priorities would include fighting widespread corruption and reforming public services and the state phosphate producer.
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" So, it's hilarious, but not surprising, that his official campaign website lists his ideas for reforming "social medusa (media).
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EU TRADE COMMISSIONER HOGAN SAYS I DON'T SEE A LOT OF U.S. INTEREST IN REFORMING THE WTO IN 2020
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Fully repealing ObamaCare, reforming Medicare and Social Security, enacting welfare reform, and cutting discretionary spending can achieve this agenda.
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I will add that since Google is reforming with Thomas Kurian, we've seen Google spike up in the market.
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Reforming our welfare programs and combatting poverty is actually about lifting people up and helping our friends and neighbors.
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Unlike many other issues in Washington, reforming the tax code has overwhelming support on both sides of the isle.
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It must give way to voices of moderation and inclusion that can take the lead in reforming religious education.
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After Congress passed ObamaCare in 2010, President Obama clarified the intent of his namesake law: reforming insurance, not care.
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Reforming our jail system and closing Rikers Island is not simply good public policy — it is a moral imperative.
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And some conservative lawmakers, while open to reforming the current debt ceiling structure, aren't supportive of scrapping it altogether.
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One action that Secretary Carson can take that will make that easier is reforming his department's "Housing First" policy.
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Any talk of sanctioning Turkey, reforming the National Emergencies Act or restricting Trump's tariffs has all been quickly sidelined.
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This second variation is particularly salient in the recent debates about replacing the ACA and, in particular, reforming Medicaid.
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He wants to focus on reforming the governance of Syria, introducing a new constitution, and holding elections under U.N. supervision.
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Today we're highlighting the women of color leading two of the most prominent groups devoted to reforming America's drug laws.
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In other words, the promise of geoengineering might convince politicians that they need not worry about reforming our energy economy.
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Congress is currently debating its reauthorization and EFF wants to see more tech companies speaking up about reforming Section 702.
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"The big deal is that they (Senate) are the largest slowing factor ... in the Italian reforming system," Starace told CNBC.
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"The American people want a holistic approach to reforming immigration laws, that focuses on enforcement first before legalization," he said.
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Remarkably focused and articulate, Greenbaum's work coalesces around disorder and anxiety before reforming seemingly disparate ideas into a coherent whole.
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In Colorado, the state legislature recently voted to pass Senate Bill 146, repealing two HIV criminalization statutes and reforming others.
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However, he said, China showed no signs of reforming its approach to technology transfer, intellectual property theft and cyber attacks.
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Hillary Clinton emphasizes concern for children in Flint, Michigan, ending child poverty and deportation and reforming the criminal justice system.
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Reforming the electoral process was at the core of the political agreement that brought Mr. Ghani and Mr. Abdullah together.
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In the meantime, pushing inflation below 10 percent is a priority for Iranian policymakers, as is reforming the banking sector.
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He writes: In plain English, that means reforming regulations so that utilities make more money if they achieve particular outcomes.
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Scroll ahead to get the full looks with tips that will have you reforming your packing habits in no time.
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Researchers are protesting grant processes that overwhelmingly fund male-led projects, and scientific societies are reforming their sexual harassment policies.
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The animating spirit of Judge Faqih, and of this engaging film, is the possibility of reforming that society from within.
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Trimming corporate tax rates may be politically easier than reforming taxation on individuals, including popular tax breaks on mortgage interest.
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NCA is also focused on reforming the U.S. Sugar Program, that maintains a minimum price to help domestic sugar producers.
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Right-wing think-tanks are producing blueprints for reforming capitalism, just as they once drew up blueprints for unleashing it.
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If Mr Bolsonaro succeeds in reforming the economy and cleaning up Brazil, he could unleash his country's long-squandered potential.
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If it passes, it would be the clearest sign yet that Egypt is serious about reforming its top-heavy economy.
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An outstanding trial lawyer, Giulia Bongiorno of the League, has been given the job of reforming Italy's notoriously tangled bureaucracy.
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Facebook saw that Jones, who had already violated any number of the platform's rules, had no intention of reforming himself.
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China may have exhausted its surplus peasantry, but the scope for reforming and retrenching its state-owned enterprises remains vast.
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The organization formed in 2015 to tackle a range of issues, from eradicating disease to reforming the criminal justice system.
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After years of authoritarian misrule the new government, led by Zoran Zaev, has started tackling corruption and reforming the judiciary.
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Reforming or repealing the Affordable Care Act regulations: This is the main way the House health care bill tackles premiums.
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He questioned Zedler's motives and wondered why he was injecting a vaccine debate into a bill about reforming child services.
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For this reason, Republicans are reforming health care so it delivers access to quality, affordable coverage to the American people.
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A week later Sessions said that these agreements on reforming police activities "can turn bad" and can lower police morale.
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Advocates for reforming the program, which is administered by FEMA, said that Harvey's arrival so close to the program's Sept.
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The two-step approach may yield results more quickly, as there is bipartisan support for reforming the corporate tax scheme.
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Trump asked Falwell in January to head a White House task force aimed at reforming the nation's higher education system.
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He doesn't accept limitations on what can be done on health care and reforming Wall Street, each an enormous task.
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The International Monetary Fund applauded Lisbon for reforming a dysfunctional court system which had been a brake on the economy.
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With lofty goals like ending mass incarceration, healthcare for all, and reforming our electoral system to make it more democratic.
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"I swear to God, I think he probably has," Nichols says of Josten, a passionate advocate for reforming entitlement programs.
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These include maintaining growth and price stability, maintaining the balance of payments, reforming the banking sector and developing financial markets.
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When it comes to reforming the individual insurance markets, there is at least some Republican consensus on what to do.
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He has set it on the path to economic recovery, by cleaning up the banks and reforming the labour market.
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Let's hope this work proceeds expeditiously, so the Defense Department can get on with rebuilding and reforming our depleted military.
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Others, like reforming the troubled Overseas Contingency Operations budget, will apparently take more time for Congress to be comfortable with.
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I care a lot about reforming our criminal justice system and I care a lot about getting people civically engaged.
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But conservatives were upset that the debt ceiling did not include any of their ideas capping spending or reforming regulations.
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Reforming the legal immigration system would help these citizens while still attracting the best and brightest from around the world.
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Ryan also noted that, in addition to health care, the GOP plans to work on reforming the US welfare system.
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Congress may soon consider a bill, the Reforming American Immigration for a Strong Economy (RAISE) Act, to relieve these Americans.
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The interest of the Trump administration in reforming America's foreign aid programs is an opportunity that should not be squandered.
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Glaciers don't just sit there on the surface; they constantly move (however glacially), grinding against each other, deforming and reforming.
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It recommends overhauling the agency's leadership structures, reforming eligibility requirements, investing in buildings and updating information technology, among other things.
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The good news is that over the last few decades, there has been a national trend toward reforming these laws.
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"Yet the economic progress made by easing regulatory burdens and reforming our tax code faces a looming threat," Bolten said.
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Reforming barriers to work and opportunity is an issue that the Obama administration has taken up over the past year.
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A key success has been getting a deal on reforming accounting rules for leases in the teeth of industry opposition.
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While I am open to tariffs, I'm concerned that Trump's approach will imperil reforming NAFTA to make a better deal.
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November 17, 2017 Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives have passed legislation aimed at reforming the U.S. tax code.
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The fervor has spilled into jails, where it is welcomed by officials who sense its potential for reforming ex-gangsters.
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As Congress gets down to the task of reforming the tax code, I find myself asking: Why is this necessary?
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The benefits of reforming CAFE are potentially even greater than just reducing the costs of compliance in the transportation sector.
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Trump has threatened to cancel insurer reimbursements in an effort to force Democrats to negotiate over reforming the healthcare system.
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Thomas became an implacable critic of the New Deal, which he felt did not go far enough in reforming capitalism.
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But Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley won't back down on reforming harsh sentencing guidelines, despite Attorney General Jeff Sessions opposition.
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After meeting with governors, President Trump has come to an important conclusion: Reforming the health care system is immensely difficult.
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The Baowu deal could provide a template for reforming the entire steel sector, but only if it is done properly.
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In terms of corporate taxes, we could lower rates without increasing the deficit by reforming other aspects of corporate taxation.
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By reforming U.S. humanitarian aid to Africa, he can cut considerable bureaucratic waste, effectively increasing assistance without upping the cost.
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For them, the possible Romney pick is only evidence of the patrician former Massachusetts governor caving rather than Trump reforming.
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London (CNN)British rock band Genesis have confirmed they are reforming for a 2020 tour -- their first in 13 years.
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Any prospects for reforming the country lie in returning power to citizens — and for the army to respect civilian authority.
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The poll, taken in the past week, suggested emerging markets well on the way to reforming their economies will benefit.
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Reforming Hipaa does not mean opening up all of our personal data to the highest bidder or for all uses.
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Congress must now step in to consider plans for reforming online sales taxes to reduce the damage of the ruling.
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A Michigan ballot initiative points the way to reforming gerrymandering, one of the most anti-democratic practices in American politics.
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EU TRADE COMMISSIONER HOGAN SAYS HE WILL VISIT UNITED STATES NEXT WEEK, REGARDING REFORMING WTO AND DEALING WITH TRADE ISSUES
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Both Boulding and Slaughter argued there should be bipartisan agreement on the need for reforming immigration policies in this area.
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Canadian oil sands, a reforming Mexico and Brazil's ultra-deep water reserves all point to a new post-OPEC reality.
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They're likely to make reforming the agency a centerpiece of any effort to revamp the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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Only then can we begin the important work of securing our borders and ports and reforming our broken immigration system.
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Wage/Hour Issues: Reforming and rationalizing unjust state wage and hour laws and seeking reform on certain judicial decisions. 4.
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Reforming Medicare to protect it for future generations won't be easy, and I don't pretend to have all the answers.
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Reforming the primary system would go a long way toward making televised shouting matches curious relics of a dysfunctional age.
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"I would say we're moving in that direction," Tony Rice, a Ferguson resident and activist, said of reforming the system.
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Reforming the criminal justice system requires a change in coverage of crime and a new way to talk about justice.
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An urgent case for reforming food and farming systems can also be made on the grounds of protecting human health.
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It has been law since 2006, but faces the chopping block every time Congress looks at reforming the tax code.
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Any attempt at reforming France by Mr. Macron will very likely be met with fierce resistance by the unions there.
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"He knows that this reform is complicated, and that reforming pensions is the hardest one of all," Mr. Emelien said.
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The speech, officials said, would be about "why" reforming the tax code was needed, not about "how" to reform it.
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What's important is the material itself, which Allyson Vieira made by dissolving and reforming Styrofoam and coating it in resin.
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Republican leaders have discussed reforming the remaining Medicaid program to give states more autonomy and to reduce future federal investment.
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Take the two lead items in the congressional G.O.P.'s agenda: undoing the Affordable Care Act and reforming corporate taxes.
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Trump said Wednesday the bill is "horrible" on border security and "very, very weak" on reforming the immigration system overall.
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It will focus on reducing poverty, strengthening national security, overhauling the tax code and reforming healthcare and the regulatory system.
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And engaging them fully means not treating them as contractors, but including them in discussions and planning on reforming aid.
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During the one year of Egypt's nascent democracy, we were dedicated to reforming state institutions to harbor further democratic rule.
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After seeing the positive benefits of reforming TANF, many states now want to replicate that success with other welfare programs.
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To put America first, we should start by reforming how we handle enforcement of our trade laws at the border.
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"The governor's proposal as a stand-alone measure represents some progress on reforming strict liability, but it's insufficient," Williams said.
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Many states, motivated by the high financial cost of mass incarceration, seem intent on reforming and shrinking their prison systems.
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Mr Ramanna thinks that reforming accounting standards—for instance, to encourage prudence—would give auditors more clout when challenging company managers.
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Some Chinese officials were worried that Liu, the lead negotiator, was conceding too much when it came to reforming Chinese law.
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But even amid the economic chaos, Obama moved full steam ahead with his top personal priority: reforming the country's healthcare system.
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" The report lays out what it calls 10 new pieces of analysis to highlight progress "in reforming the health-care system.
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Reforming and streamlining the UN may be one area the incoming US president and the UN secretary general can work together.
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He expressed frustration that the recommendations he made in 2014 for reforming that system were ignored by parliament and never implemented.
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" He discussed MBS' recent trip to the United States: "MBS talks about reforming the country in a way that I liked.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping told world leaders at the China's Belt and Road forum that he's committed to reforming the nation.
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Eliminating or reforming it is supported by a majority of the 2020 Democratic candidates for president, according to the Washington Post.
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Yet, in a presidential system, opposition parties rarely set about reforming themselves until after they have selected their next presidential champion.
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It has backed away from reforming inheritance laws to make them fairer to women, and from cracking down on child marriage.
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His manifesto contains strong ideas on reforming lifelong learning and retraining, for example, and on shrinking class sizes in weak schools.
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Johnson hired Blair Gibbs, a long-term advocate of reforming cannabis laws, as one of his policy advisers in Downing Street.
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While the incoming Trump administration could tinker with Fannie and Freddie policies, reforming the agencies would take an act of Congress.
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There is talk of reforming that whole process, but that is not something Apple will get involved with at this point.
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Key parts of the refineries requiring a revamp include naphtha hydrotreaters, catalytic reforming units, isomerisation units, diesel sulphurisers and diesel hydrotreaters.
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By reforming the criminal justice system, there's also an opportunity to fill the so-called labor shortage in the tech industry.
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In the 40-page document, the government set out its plans to improve cybersecurity, incentivizing change, and reforming computer hacking laws.
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He also said the EU was working closely with the United States, China and Japan on reforming the World Trade Organization.
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Upgrading South Africa's antiquated railway network, modernising Durban port and reforming power firm Eskom would also help bring in Chinese money.
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The hearing comes just two weeks after the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security weighed reforming pot laws.
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He can only do that if he reassures investors by reforming the country's absurdly generous pension systems, which imperil public finances.
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California has been undertaking a radical (and welcome) experiment with reforming its criminal justice system and reducing its vast prison population.
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It would also have given up its role in the lucrative illegal drug trade and taken part in reforming rural Colombia.
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The bill reforming the 2010 Dodd Frank act is set to be voted on by the House of Representatives next week.
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"Reforming equivalence is as big an ask as mutual recognition, but we have to play the game," one senior banker said.
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This worries the country's smaller parties—including those in Jokowi's coalition dispirited by his lack of reforming zeal and authoritarian drift.
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Stiglitz proposes reforming the Eurozone, warning that the entire European Union project might have to be scrapped if reform proves impossible.
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This misconception, along with emerging divisions in reforming Obamacare and pulling off a border adjustment tax, could negatively impact U.S. markets.
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The pension system also needs reforming in order to ease the burden of a rapidly ageing population on the state budget.
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It would be wise for governments to work harder on improving public infrastructure or reforming taxes even in less uncertain times.
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But there is a difference between getting rid of or reforming an existing entitlement (the GOP's goal) and supporting socialized medicine.
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In April, Sessions ordered a review of all federal agreements aimed at reforming troubled police departments reached in the Obama era.
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Perhaps we should be having a debate about reforming the administrative state — but not by layering on dozens of additional requirements.
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The future: Alexander has repeatedly characterized the stabilization package as only the committee's first step in reforming the health care system.
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An outside contender, Elphicke was a tax lawyer before becoming an MP, and is passionate about reforming the UK's tax system.
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President Donald Trump gave his first speech to the United Nations on Monday morning, during a panel on reforming the organization.
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Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas), has said reforming the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law will be a top priority this year.
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Reforming Medicare and Medicaid has been a top priority for Republicans as they seek to bring down costs for the programs.
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Not only are the proposed changes costly, but these changes pose a real threat to reforming the entire criminal justice system.
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And Republicans have viewed reforming the IRS as a way to build upon the tax-cut law they passed last year.
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For two decades, leaders in Central America built broad political consensus around a vast program of restructuring and reforming their economies.
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In addition to reforming how we approve vaccines and prescription drugs, we must also carefully examine the area of research funding.
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By the end of summer, the White House is expected to release its final plan for reforming the U.S. tax code.
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Reforming work culture to be more compatible with family life is not only an ethical proposition, but a worthwhile economic investment.
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We are reforming the bureaucracy to make it lean, responsive and accountable and we are insuring our laws are enforced fairly.
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Furthermore, the leaders committed to cooperate on reforming the WTO and setting up a working group to advance this joint agenda.
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With the NFIP up for reauthorization this year, lawmakers need to make reforming NFIP a priority before it drowns in debt.
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Gun control is a fiercely divisive issue, but the parties are finding some agreement on reforming the nation's mental healthcare system.
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Upgrading South Africa's antiquated railway network, modernizing Durban port and reforming power firm Eskom would also help bring in Chinese money.
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First, get serious about reforming the major entitlement programs that extend up into the middle class — chiefly Social Security and Medicare.
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With historically low interest rates, reforming the mortgage interest deduction now would cause the least amount of harm to existing homeowners.
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Disclosures of intelligence tools used by the U.S. government have periodically contributed to the debate about reforming the vulnerabilities equities process.
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Senators have been under growing pressure from their own colleagues to pass legislation reforming how the chamber handles sexual harassment complaints.
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"He was very pro-Europe, talking about reforming EU institutions from within," said one ambassador who asked not to be named.
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TechNet also highlighted the absence of language on global trade and reforming the tax code as weaknesses in the policy platform.
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Reforming fines, making them easier to pay, and removing the seizure of a driver's license as punishment for failing to pay.
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James Stock of Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy says various stakeholders would benefit from reforming the renewable fuel standard.
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That is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals that President Trump has called for reforming before he agrees to continue it.
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Since China's accession to the World Trade Organization 15 years ago, its progress in reforming its economy has been disappointingly slow.
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I am an advocate for citizenship and voter registration drives, and for reforming the immigration system that broke apart my family.
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It will be unable to tackle any of these issues effectively without refocusing on its core mission and reforming its approaches.
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It will take trusted governments, democratic social movements and a reforming zeal to give "radically different arrangements" a stable institutional form.
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Traditional conservatives are for lower tax rates, reforming government run welfare programs, strict adherence to the Constitution, and conservative social policies.
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The single most important factor is reforming workplaces so that flexibility—which fewer women than men possess—isn't so well remunerated.
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To be clear, it will take more than reforming the CBP to assure proper medical care for children crossing the border.
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We know that reforming our current rebate system to start working on behalf of patients would begin to address these issues.
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New Chairman Ajit Pai has been busy with a slew of actions rolling back Obama-era initiatives and reforming the agency.
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It's time to get serious about reforming it to ensure a better return on that investment, or to try something else.
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In New York, the program includes a demonstration project approved under the Reforming the Energy Vision, known as REV, from Gov.
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Reforming how the Pentagon conducts its business so that it gets the most value for the taxpayers' dollars is among Sec.
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From now until June 12, anyone can submit suggestions for reforming or eliminating any department or agency of the federal government.
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So the tasks of ending mass incarceration and reforming the police are going to fall almost wholly to cities and states.
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Putin spent most of the speech outlining domestic priorities for his country, such as reforming health care and improving the economy.
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Note that while Mitt Romney ran on reforming Medicare to cut projected spending increases, Trump wanted to leave it as is.
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Fifty-two percent of coal state Westerners support reforming the program so "taxpayers get a fair deal," according to the survey.
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Perhaps the underlying model, of reforming a troubled country by installing a promising leader, might have the problem backward, he argued.
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By contrast, steam methane reforming and coal gasification are both energy-intensive processes that produce prodigious amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2).
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In the legislative debate over reforming health care, five major Republican proposals sought last year to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Although the death penalty never came up during her campaign, she ran on reforming the criminal justice system in Orlando. Gov.
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Reforming, not abolishing, these powerful organizations represents the best hope for confronting their dangerous legacy of drinking, hazing and sexual assault.
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The goal for most on the left is not replacing capitalism, but reforming it to make it work better for all.
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In 1957, she helped form the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which focused on reforming the South during the civil rights movement.
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Instead of holding public forums on race, we amplify xenophobic voices; instead of reforming discriminatory policies, we fixate on our image.
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His platform of reducing income inequality and reforming social welfare programs isn't resonating in a country enjoying good economic times now.
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By shifting service, reforming fleet acquisition, and pursing pension buybacks, the USPS can assure taxpayers that it's on the right track.
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Reforming immigration laws and improving infrastructure, education and tax credits for people with low income would help the economy, he said.
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Crude oil prices have almost doubled from early 2016 lows, and Medina has made little progress reforming an inefficient energy sector.
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The EU claims that laws aimed at reforming the judiciary undermine the independence of judges and therefore break EU treaty rules.
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"We are reforming the NRM to improve the support available to victims before, during and after the NRM process," he said.
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Reforming food stamps -- formally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP -- would save nearly $182 billion over a decade.
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That effort, known as Reforming the Energy Vision, or REV, includes encouraging the development of microgrids and more active community participation.
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The answer isn't necessarily to pick a patient- or system-focused approach to reforming health care, but to do both effectively.
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Transformative change Regardless of who may succeed Hailemariam, Ethiopia's next leader faces the challenging task of reforming and democratizing the EPRDF.
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The main thrust of reforming our tax code was to make U.S. enterprises more competitive with rivals overseas, for good reason.
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"He should be talking about how we're going to be reforming healthcare," Republican Representative Charlie Dent told reporters on Jan. 24.
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Poland's ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is embroiled in a confrontation with President Andrzej Duda over reforming the court system.
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"We are committed to reforming the NRM to ensure victims of modern slavery get the support they need," a spokesman said.
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Those younger Hispanic voters grew up during, and were deeply influenced by, years of debate over reforming the nation's immigration system.
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Instead, it should boost defense spending as needed, offsetting those costs by reforming or eliminating demonstrably ineffective and duplicative domestic programs.
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Lam has said she will not rush to restart talks on reforming the electoral process, citing a need to avoid confrontation.
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Arguments that reforming civil asset forfeiture endangers police officers by denying them body armor and necessary equipment are worthy of rebuttal.
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He is also being attacked for bloating the federal deficit and for not delivering on campaign promises like reforming electoral laws.
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We are reforming the bureaucracy to make it lean, responsive and accountable, and we are ensuring our laws are enforced fairly.
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Here's where the GOP will likely start on reforming the law, based on interviews with lawmakers, trade groups and industry sources.
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Trump also laid out his vision for reforming the nation's infrastructure and ensured what he considers "fair" trade with other nations.
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A Senate Commerce subcommittee holds a hearing on reforming the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to improve aviation security at 28503 a.m.
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The tasks of ending mass incarceration and reforming the police, then, are going to fall almost wholly to cities and states.
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And he calls for international action, including reforming the asylum process to help LGBTQ people find a safer place to live.
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While China may be trying to tackle the problem by reforming the banking system and retrenching the economy simultaneously, "it's going to be very difficult to fix the banks and fix the bad debt problem unless they begin at the root, which is the state-owned enterprises (SOEs)," he said, noting China has made little progress on reforming SOEs.
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The new team took three fundamental measures: reforming the labour market, cleaning up the financial system and curbing a burgeoning fiscal deficit.
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However, in an interview posted to the Clinton campaign's website, they echoed many of their candidate's talking points on reforming Wall Street.
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However, in his letter, he made clear both the gravity of the allegations and his commitment to reforming clerical culture from within.
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The White House also has said it favors reforming the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act, but it has not endorsed specific legislation.
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Pence said he supports our plan of reforming, and funding changes to high risk pools, specifically to deal with pre-existing conditions.
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NumbersUSA was among the groups that participated in meetings at the White House earlier this year about reforming the country's immigration system.
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Obama said expanding insurance coverage for millions of people and reforming the healthcare system was a key reason he ran for office.
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Iran in the past has boasted about reforming the country's judicial system and said it doesn't actually execute anyone younger than 7.
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Westeros would be an amazing place to live, and the show appears to be hinting at them reforming some sort of team.
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Cummings was seen as an advocate for cutting prescription drug prices, fighting addiction, strengthening gun control and reforming the criminal justice system.
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Reforming governments who replace authoritarian or despotic ones tend to be keenest to tackle torture, often confronting their own army or police.
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Along with cracking down on methane emissions from oil and gas operations, reforming fossil fuel leases is among his last remaining options.
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Pence noted Abiy's efforts at "improving respect for human rights, reforming the business environment, and making peace with Eritrea," the statement said.
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That's not a knock on good cops; that's attempt to root out the bad ones while reforming a system that protects them.
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Shulkin preferred to focus on reforming the agency, pushing against efforts from conservatives to capitalize on scandals to privatize veteran health care.
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When the government wanted to increase the safety of U.S. passenger vehicles, it didn't do it by "reforming" the automotive insurance industry.
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Since Bouteflika's 2014 re-election, the president steadily squeezed the intelligence agency out of politics by retiring generals and reforming the military.
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Obama has said he wants to imbue the justice system with more fairness, including reforming mandatory minimum sentences for non-violent crimes.
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This year explosive tweets from the president, Jair Bolsonaro, delayed the serious business of reforming pensions and cleaning up crime and corruption.
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Like Chicago, she critiques these structures, but has continued to carry forth principles of abstraction, reforming them to serve her political beliefs.
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There are other proposals in there too, like developing high-speed rail and reforming zoning to encourage more dense, energy-efficient cities.
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"Ruskinland", a timely book by Andrew Hill of the Financial Times, demonstrates that he had valuable things to say about reforming capitalism.
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But liberalism is no longer the reforming upstart it once was; it is like an old, rich patriarch who refuses to yield.
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Hensarling has recommended reforming the CFPB so that it is run by a five-member bipartisan commission instead of a single director.
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And every Republican's name on the ballot stands for the Trump agenda of tax relief, job creation, border security and reforming Washington.
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The regulation filed Monday is part of a concerted effort by the administration to stem the flow of migrants by reforming asylum.
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Start-ups could bear the brunt of the impact from President Trumps' executive order reforming the H-1B high-skilled visa program.
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From the hair to the smolder to that slight pout, Beto O'Rourke a Democratic bass-wielding, criminal justice-reforming, pro-choice snack.
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Spicer said Trump is a supporter of the Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act (RAISE Act), which would limit legal immigration.
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The growing number of inverted corporations is but one of many glaring examples of why reforming the tax code is so essential.
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He said the latest reports showed how ineffective parliamentary controls had been thus far, despite new legislation aimed at reforming the BND.
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The RAISE Act — short for Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment, a bill to lower legal immigration sponsored this summer by Sens.
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Reforming the program could also lead to higher royalty rates on federal coal mining to account for coal's impact on climate change.
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Like a little sailboat in a storm, Rubio has tacked for and against reforming immigration laws with each gust of political wind.
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Reforming government controls on federal lands is one of the few actions still available to Obama in his final year in office.
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Criminal JusticeClinton has committed to supporting legislation to end racial profiling and reforming mandatory minimum sentencing laws that disadvantage people of color.
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He also stressed that reforming the mainland's state-owned enterprises would allow start-ups to flourish in the world's second-largest economy.
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Today, the House Veterans' Affairs Committee will hear testimony on the Commission on Care's final report on reforming the Veterans Health Administration.
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Nevertheless, President Trump and GOP leadership have indicated that reforming the tax code is one their top legislative priorities of the year.
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New Democracy's leader, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, accused the government of "systematically attacking political opposition" instead of reforming the health sector and cutting spending.
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For now, Schumer says components include focusing on lowering prescription drug prices, reforming corporate mergers and creating jobs for 10 million Americans.
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Party leaders have repeatedly looked at reforming the process, but always blanch at the threats brought down by Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Rubio on Thursday also attacked Florida's major newspapers for not covering the passage of a bill aimed at reforming the Veterans' Administration.
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In our Medicaid focus group, we tested out some ideas that Republican governors have recently proposed for reforming the public entitlement programs.
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"They've sent the foxes to guard the henhouse here," he said of Baltimore City officials being tasked with reforming the police force.
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Senator Romero Juca, the acting head of Temer's PMDB party, told international media a new government would consider reforming the pension system.
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"He is not offering a rupture, he wants to keep reforming while maintaining fiscal discipline," one Socialist official told the Financial Times.
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"The next steps to rebuilding our military and reforming the Pentagon, the next steps towards strengthening our country's national security," he said.
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Reforming the food-stamp safety net is the right thing to do, but not touching the farm-handout safety net is inexcusable.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer told The Wall Street Journal that the campaign will underscore the president's emphasis on reforming the tax code.
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This is true only if you labor under the assumption that the lawmakers would otherwise be busy reforming the contract procurement process.
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Earlier in the event, Mr. Sanders took questions about improving the lives of people of color and reforming the criminal justice system.
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As Congress returns from its August recess, it's time for the federal government to turn its attention to reforming forest management policies.
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That means the next stop in reforming the Fed requires a modern-day map and a list of the largest state economies.
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Reforming the nation's mental healthcare system is seen as one of the few areas of potential bipartisan action this year in Congress.
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Anchored in, and guided by, our values, we can begin the hard work of really reforming our political, economic and education systems.
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Trump and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker recently agreed to work towards a trade agreement that would involve reforming the WTO.
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Working in a bipartisan fashion, Congress can and should stand with the 94 percent of Americans who support reforming our cannabis laws.
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If we are serious about reforming UNESCO and other international organizations, we should work together with our allies to secure meaningful reform.
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By reforming the company's electoral system and reducing partisan deadlock, Murdoch says she hopes to build political will to fight climate change.
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I understand that the president and Republican Congress ran on a platform of improving our nation's economy by reforming the tax code.
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WADA executives will meet in Scotland, where Mr. Reedie lives, in late November to review the various proposals for reforming the agency.
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" In a blogpost announcing the agenda on Thursday, Pai said that he would "balanced approach to reforming the rules governing this marketplace.
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"I can tell you that one of Secretary Mattis's top three priorities is reforming the way we do business," the spokesman said.
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The big picture: The Chinese government is walking the line between reforming its health care system and rapidly increasing access to care.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) said on Wednesday that he plans to introduce a bill this month reforming a federal flood insurance program.
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If the government were truly concerned for justice, they would be reforming the policies that destroyed the privacy of a billion Indians.
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The commission recently asked for feedback on reforming the disclosure process, and a good chunk of letters mentioned sustainability and climate change.
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Mr. Hegseth, if hired for the veterans affairs job, would be in charge of reforming a bureaucracy that administers benefits to millions.
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Helpfully, Moyo includes as an appendix a chart showing how 14 leading countries rank in terms of her goals for reforming democracy.
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Canada's reckoning with its history with Indigenous peoples has been underway for years, with notable emphasis recently on reforming the justice system.
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By reforming and expanding Ticket to Work we can do just that and help reducing the federal deficit at the same time.
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If their cautiously reforming president stumbles, the crooks who captured so much of the state under his predecessor might grab it again.
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Roy Jenkins, one of the great reforming home secretaries, wrote that, at its best, the department's hallmark was "meticulous and precise administration".
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Yes, Russia was rapidly reforming at the turn of the century while its economy was growing — and revolution was far from inevitable.
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Our reforms should include strengthening budget enforcement, increasing transparency for hardworking American taxpayers, establishing long-term debt limits and reforming mandatory spending.
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China and the EU are also expected to set up a working group on reforming the World Trade Organization during the talks.
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"One of the only points I've heard with bipartisan agreement today is a renewed interest in reforming the FISA process," said Sen.
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In 2013-2014, a number of bills were introduced for reforming the GSEs, including one from Senators Tim Johnson and Mike Crapo.
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In his speech, Xi stressed the importance of reforming China's military and the absolute power of the Communist Party over the country.
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In memos, they have urged Democrats to embrace a more moderate message, one that emphasizes reforming immigration but also securing the border.
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In memos, they have urged Democrats to embrace a more moderate message, one that emphasizes reforming immigration but also securing the border.
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Human rights lawyers say such systemic injustice can be addressed only by reforming the judiciary, the penal system and the police together.
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One month ago, we passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, reforming our tax code for the first time in 21625 years.
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It will be interesting to see how Donald Trump's billionaire cabinet, secure and insured in its entitled wealth, will approach reforming Obamacare.
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A number of Democrats booed and hissed during Trump's speech after he discussed reforming "chain migration" as part of an immigration deal.
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Part of reforming addiction care in America will require insurers to reject low-quality addiction treatment, pushing patients to higher-quality services.
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Reuters reported last week that talks on reforming the council had failed to meet Washington's demands, suggesting the Trump administration would quit.
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Having moved the CHOICE Act out of the House, Hensarling can now devote more effort to reforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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The Citi team said it remained "agnostic" over whether the government was up to the "(very) challenging task" of reforming the country.
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Even if Trump had been open to reforming the old-age entitlement programs, that possibility died when Democrats won back the House.
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Public interest groups are pushing lawmakers to pull the best provisions from House and Senate bills reforming the nation's toxic chemical laws.
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Now they are a carrot: Reforming autopilot entitlement programs allows a deal for flexibility in discretionary spending without fueling GOP civil war.
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"Reforming Social Security and entitlements would help, as they make up the largest parts of the annual budget," says MacDonald with Smith's.
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Since the 1990s they have worked together, episodically, on reforming state-owned enterprises (SOEs), boosting trade and fighting the 2007-08 financial crisis.
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Reforming the legal immigration system will aim to keep the total number of legal immigrants entering the country the same, the official added.
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There, he was tasked with reforming a troubled department enduring federal oversight and earned some praise for engaging with critics early and often.
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Going into the second half he is focusing on better quality names and reforming countries such as Ghana, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Mongolia.
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House Republicans have taken up the best way to grow the workforce (which I also discuss in "Trump's America") – reforming the welfare system.
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Trump faces a tough task in quickly repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act and reforming the American tax code, among other tasks.
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Lawmakers of the ruling Saenuri Party and government officials also said they will create a taskforce to look at reforming the billing system.
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Rumors that anti-balaka groups were reforming had captivated Alindao, months after the UPC had claimed the village as their new home base.
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The money goes in part to reforming the Mexican court system and to the provision of more than 400 drug-hunting sniffer dogs.
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Human rights activists who asked Mr. Moon to get commitments from Mr. Kim on reforming the North's vicious prison system were also disappointed.
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Reforming textbooks and overhauling the country's multi-layered influence on "global Islam" — through Quran translations and mosque patronage — continue to be common refrains.
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And Fairphone remains very much a work in progress — an ambitious attempt at reforming all the tarnished links in the smartphone supply chain.
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"In past years, Russia has been active in reforming across multiple areas of business regulation," said Andras Horvai, World Bank Russia Country Director.
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The 35-year-old tech tycoon said he and Widodo talked about how to drive Indonesia's development by reforming bureaucracy and increasing investment.
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Instead of reforming Obamacare, Republicans are in knots over a bill that would leave millions of Mr Trump's own voters sicker and poorer.
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Lukashenko has increased support for private companies, though without reforming state firms — a way of boosting the economy and potentially averting more unrest.
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Executives said they were more hopeful than at any point in the past decade that the government was serious about reforming the sector.
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Whether MbS is actually the individual able to take up the challenge of reforming Saudi Arabia and leading it is becoming increasingly questionable.
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Gosper said FIFA deserved credit for its commitment to reforming itself, even if those efforts had been largely overshadowed by the corruption investigations.
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Echoing him, Algeria's Energy Minister Mustapha Guitouni said a surge in domestic energy demand should be addressed by gradually reforming the subsidies system.
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This can become problematic, since the burden of educating and reforming white racists can fall to black and non-black people of color.
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On December 4, Italy will hold a referendum on reforming its constitution to restructure the legislative process to speed the passage of laws.
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The minister also said Germany would support efforts to safeguard the rules-based free trade order by reforming the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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If he is serious about reforming the costly pension system, which threatens Brazil's financial stability, and eliminating useless rules, congress should co-operate.
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The referendum is aimed at reforming (and reducing the power of) the Italian Senate and is designed to make it easier to govern.
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Obama was pilloried as a left-wing radical, even though his policy centered on reforming and improving the existing private health care system.
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Rather he merged it with his orthodox fiscal and monetary policies, such as keeping inflation in check, reforming pensions and controlling the budget.
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Jordan&aposs new prime minister has sworn in his Cabinet as he begins the difficult task of reforming the country&aposs struggling economy.
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"I remain committed to reforming our healthcare system while also addressing the concerns I have voice for months," she said in a statement.
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VPS-5 and the 85,000 Catalytic Reforming Unit-5 (CRU-5) in the NPC were the last units to restart from the overhaul.
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She is, meanwhile, vowing to go further than Obama on reforming the immigration system and to be more energetic on preventing gun violence.
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Reforming the welfare system in a way that encourages people to move back into work is an obvious solution for labor force growth.
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Moving the "point of obligation" is a good first step in reforming the RFS mandate, which has led to widespread inefficiency and fraud.
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Reformers hope that the outcome document could provide a first step to reforming the treaties to allow more flexibility in countries' drug policies.
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Our priority must emphasize rebuilding, revitalizing and reforming, rekindling a sense of optimism in America that is built on pragmatism, and can-do.
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The disengagement of Japan's young means reforming a social security system whose costs are fuelling an already mammoth public debt faces serious headwinds.
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