Her proposals tuck radical gender reforms neatly inside general ethical reforms—gender reforms that arguably are overdue.
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Suggesting reforms The executive order requires the agencies to suggest reforms.
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These tax reforms should be accompanied with equally sweeping regulatory reforms.
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In other words, Saudi Arabia&aposs economic reforms require social reforms to succeed.
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His reforms survived to breed other reforms, many of which he disapproved of.
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He also dismissed worries about China's ongoing reforms of state-owned enterprises reforms.
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ECONOMIC REFORMS 2016 * Stock market reforms double ownership limits to 10% for foreign institutional investors.
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Corporations have been able to turn progressive reforms into reforms that help business and capital.
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"Next year's budget would be a budget of major reforms that were delayed a lot, including fiscal reforms aimed at raising state resources, as well as reforms in the public sector," Taoufik Rajhi, the minister of economic reforms, told Reuters in an interview by phone.
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A. Economists who call for reforms often ignore the social and political costs of these reforms.
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Bold political reforms often went hand-in-hand with social and economic reforms throughout American history.
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We are already writing the post-Watergate reforms of this generation, reforms of the pardon process, reforms of the ability of the president to intervene in specific cases in the Justice Department.
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I could argue for fundamental reforms on the corporate side, with fundamental reforms on working family side.
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"Reforms will take time, reforms will take a couple of years," said Pua, the member of parliament.
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I think the point that has to be acknowledged is that reforms matter too -- structural reforms matter.
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Reinforcing Pentagon reforms The Defense Department is undertaking important steps to implement the fiscal 85033 NDAA reforms.
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Police reforms Attorney General Jeff Sessions is ordering a review of consent decrees and other police reforms.
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There are also concerns that structural reforms could fall by the wayside — reforms that Nabiullina said were crucial.
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"You're going to hear a lot of lingo about entitlement reforms and welfare reforms," Wyden said on Thursday.
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"If Macron passes the reforms, then he will have more powers to pass further reforms," Mr. Cure said.
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The reforms passed nearly unanimously — and although Perry had previously vetoed narrower reforms, this time he signed them.
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And unlike the pretend route taken by congressional Republicans, these reforms could be paid for by honest reforms.
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Earlier this year, the House passed a bipartisan bill focusing on prison reforms, which did not include sentencing reforms.
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"I'm hopeful that we would not consider rolling back reforms 12, 15, 20 days into those reforms," he said.
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"The boom delayed other policies that were costly to implement: judicial reforms, tax reforms, education reforms, labor market reforms, opening up to foreign trade," said Alejandro Werner, who heads the Western Hemisphere department at the I.M.F. When Dilma Rousseff succeeded Mr. da Silva as president, she doubled down on the populist alternative.
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Specifically, the ag industry wants policy changes with regard to water and environmental reforms, including federal land grazing permit reforms.
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Farmers face-off with Athens riot police over tax reforms Farmers face-off with Athens riot police over tax reforms Greek farmers clashed with police in the streets of Athens on Wednesday during a tax reforms protest.
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The positive scenario If Temer's reforms are successful, they could trigger a virtuous circle of deeper reforms after the 2018 elections.
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It advocates a raft of changes, ranging from energy subsidy reforms and public wage bill reforms, to implementing fairer taxation practices.
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Innovation Alliance, a group opposed to broad patent reforms in Congress, was glad that Clinton called for only "targeted" patent reforms.
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For the more experienced internists, Medicare spending per patient admission was $1331 before the reforms and $1,599 after reforms took effect.
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"The events of the crisis demanded action, needed reforms were implemented and these reforms have made the system safer," she said.
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Other widespread reforms, such as school choice, also demonstrate the desire for local control over execution and implementation of education reforms.
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"The events of the crisis demanded action, needed reforms were implemented, and these reforms have made the system safer," she said.
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"There should be focus on growth-oriented structural reforms including reforms of taxes, trade, regulatory policy and energy policy," he said.
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Yet the reforms that are being made, they are in part based on what is possible, but they are liberally oriented reforms.
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While the government has focused on fiscal reforms, it has refrained from public wage reforms that remain a red line, donors say.
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"The events of the crisis demanded action, needed reforms were implemented and these reforms have made the system safer," Ms. Yellen said.
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While the left and right may have different reasons behind prioritizing eco-friendly reforms, such reforms are in our collective best interest.
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POST-WAR REFORMS Germany has been slow to embrace portfolio management because of reforms introduced after World War II to safeguard worker rights.
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"We [are putting in place] reforms, particularly supply-side structural reforms," he said, noting that reducing debt levels was an area of focus.
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POST-WAR REFORMS Germany has been slow to embrace portfolio management because of reforms introduced after World War II to safeguard worker rights.
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"Reforms are very important but you have to have specific structural reforms for each country or each area in the world," he said.
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The reforms are being discussed with the unions but Macron has said he will push the reforms through parliament by decree this summer.
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He has no interest in democratic reforms, but he does want to introduce social reforms, and is making some progress on that front.
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While Republican leaders today are opposed to campaign finance reforms it was Gerald Ford, a Republican, who ushered in the monumental 1974 reforms.
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The signatories acknowledged governmental reforms already made in Ukraine and expressed concern about the resignation of a Cabinet minister who heralded those reforms.
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Since 2007, more than 30 states have passed reforms to reduce incarceration, recidivism rates, and costs; and these reforms have seen significant results.
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Under the agreement, the island nation must implement a range of reforms that include fiscal consolidation, revenue mobilization and structural reforms on state enterprise.
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As the BLM works to finalize its proposed reforms to the federal coal leasing program, it should include natural resource funds in these reforms.
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There are many commonsense reforms we can enact to lower costs and make care more affordable to patients – reforms that both parties can support.
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Proposition 28503 reforms are closely modeled on recent reforms to the federal death penalty system and show that in practice, Proposition 22019 will work.
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Mr. Obama complimented Mr. Tsipras on the political and structural reforms he had pushed through — reforms that severely damaged Mr. Tsipras's popularity in Greece.
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Romania's judicial reforms have been monitored by Brussels since it joined the EU in 2007; in October, Brussels said the reforms were going backwards.
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"The events of the crisis demanded action, needed reforms were implemented, and these reforms have made the system safer," she said in prepared remarks.
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Four states have since enacted tax preparer reforms, and lawmakers in other states and the federal government have also proposed reforms, the CFA said.
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Despite strong support in Congress and in the banking industry for reforming DFA, congressional enactment of DFA reforms and related regulatory reforms may not happen this year despite the Senate action and earlier House passage of DFA reforms spelled out in the CHOICE Act.
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Productivity enhancing reforms to boost growth will help to narrow the structural deficit, while failure to enact reforms could worsen the long-term fiscal trajectory.
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Basic reforms passed that year, but backlash against rising premiums, among other provisions, after Sandy led to delays in those reforms being implemented in 2014.
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The IMF, however, has said the current reforms would only produce a 1.5 percent surplus and that income and labor market reforms were needed too.
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ANKARA/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's government says the passage of constitutional reforms on April 16 would make it easier to deliver on long-promised market reforms.
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They could prioritise product-market reforms, and adopt labour-market reforms that would only take effect after a lag, to allow time for economic recovery.
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Tax reforms at EU level require unanimous backing of all its 28 member states, contrary to most legislative reforms which are approved by qualified majority.
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In recent years, FERC has advanced reforms to boost natural gas-electric industry coordination and incentives for fuel security through rulemakings and region-specific reforms.
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This was also a key trigger for other important on-shore reforms including interest rate liberalization and bond market reforms - which are now almost completed.
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"The package of reforms suggested last week is very, very positive," he added, referring to labor market and economic reforms proposed by the French government.
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After ten years, mortality fell in the areas where the reforms were made, and it fell more in those areas which received the reforms earlier.
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The government brought in tax reforms in 2014 to help reduce income inequality, but the long-term impact of these reforms remains to be seen.
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It was people like Martin Luther King, William Lloyd Garrison, and Alice Paul who improved this nation – those that demanded reforms when reforms were necessary.
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Activists should spend their time more productively by promoting useful constitutional reforms overwhelmingly favored by the American people — reforms now blocked by an unresponsive Congress.
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Uganda's fiscal reforms will continue to be supported by an IMF Policy Support Instrument and economic programme focused on revenue mobilisation and public financial management reforms.
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"In general, China's reforms always slow down if such reforms hurt vested interest groups – the same in the stock market and the housing market," he added.
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"The opportunities it opened up were lobbying reforms and ethics reforms, and I think it was an effective approach for dealing with those issues," Wertheimer said.
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He began to push through reforms designed to ensure plant safety—reforms that could cost energy companies billions and lead to the shutdown of some plants.
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Through taking executive action and signing bipartisan reforms into law, he has time and again demonstrated his own commitment to delivering the reforms our veterans deserve.
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Other announced reforms include: All of the "ethics reforms" have been approved by the UAW international executive board and are effective immediately, according to the union.
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With Brazil's timely accession, upcoming reforms such as the pending tax and other business reforms would be bolstered by OECD standards, with no room for concessions.
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It turned out that most Americans actually liked the ACA's reforms to the nation's health care system, at least once those reforms were in mortal peril.
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Mr. Felder has helped to stymie measures supported by a Democratic Assembly and a Democratic governor that would have strengthened tenants' rights and women's reproductive rights as well as mandated ethics reforms, voting reforms, campaign finance reforms, even speed cameras on streets around New York City schools.
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But it still has work to do, including privatizations, energy market reforms and establishing an independent revenue agency that are part of 15 reforms it has promised.
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In May, they introduced a plank to their "A Better Deal" platform that proposed campaign finance reforms and smaller-scale ethics reforms, like increased oversight of lobbyists.
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A day after Davutoglu's ouster, Simsek himself emphasized the importance of reforms and warned that any stalling of reforms would have a negative impact on economic growth.
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A day after Davutoglu's ouster, Simsek himself emphasised the importance of reforms and warned that any stalling of reforms would have a negative impact on economic growth.
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Green said he also supports both the gun reforms and "the members right to sit in," and a spokesman sent a list of reforms Green has championed.
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Shibayama said structural reforms are the most important tool the government can use to ensure sustainable growth and said officials are looking at ways to accelerate reforms.
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"This is my third or fourth go-around on reauthorization and my frustration has been that oftentimes, the reforms that were touted really weren't reforms," he continued.
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A failure to vote through the reforms would bring the government's position into question and compromise Italy's ability to put reforms in place for the foreseeable future.
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House Rules – GOP reforms: The Hill: House lawmakers today will unveil proposed reforms to House rules, which they hope can make the House more bipartisan and inclusive.
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The regulator is considering regulatory reforms for the pension fund's hedge fund investments as well as reforms to address a lack of transparency in private equity investments.
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"Reforms need broad consensus and the lack of compromise may lead to mass protests in the streets, especially that powerful unions rejected all proposed reforms", he added.
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Medicare Advantage plans and other private plans are implementing payment reforms that are patient- not hospitalization-focused, and CMS should align its bundled payment reforms with them.
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We do not expect such a coalition to deliver meaningful structural reforms, and depending on its composition, we see the risk that previous reforms could be unravelled.
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The measures would include deepening reforms to improve commercial banks' loan pricing mechanisms and pilot reforms to improve financial services for small and private firms, it said.
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Fee reforms $1.40 per square foot Rentals with a fee before reforms 1.30 22013 "No-fee" rentals 22014 22015 22016 2100 22013 20153 Fee reforms $22015 per square foot Rentals with a fee before reforms 22016 23.0 "No-fee" rentals 1.10 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Economists have found that consumers forget to add extra charges like sales taxes, property taxes and shipping charges into the total cost of a purchase.
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A French businessman told CNBC Tuesday that while President Emmanuel Macron's reforms are courageous, the pace of these reforms may need to slow down to transform the country.
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CONCACAF APPROVES REFORMS Concacaf, the confederation representing North America, Central America and the Caribbean, unanimously passed a slate of reforms to help clean up its scandal-plagued operations.
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Structural reforms are particularly critical, as recent IMF work shows that well-designed structural reforms can lift both short- and long-term growth and make it more inclusive.
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Let's keep moving forward, first with changes to the HOPPS, next with similar reforms in the inpatient setting, and then with more meaningful reforms in years to come.
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The way he handles his labor reforms will also set the tone for more reforms in the coming years, including a revamp of jobless benefits and retirement systems.
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But the Pentagon's finite resources and competing priorities beyond NDAA reforms will require Secretary Mattis to align the scope of reforms with the most pressing problems at hand.
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China's financial reforms have been edging in the right direction, but not fast enough China's financial reforms have been edging in the right direction, but not fast enough.
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The charges, first filed in September 2017, prompted the formation of a blue-ribbon N.C.A.A. panel and reforms, though those reforms are unlikely to change college sports significantly.
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In New Jersey, which introduced its reforms in 2017, a report from the state's Administrative Office of the Courts found no increase in crime associated with the reforms.
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The second and third legs are reforms that appear at first blush to move in the right direction, but fail to deliver the reforms in a timely manner.
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Wary that reforms will slow as Ukraine moves closer to elections in 2019, the EU and IMF governments are using their financial support to push anti-corruption reforms.
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The European Union cannot make the same demands for reforms as it did with eastern European countries that were offered membership and financial assistance to support their reforms.
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But I think the whole discussion about Germany should do more and help Europe grow, is a bit in the wrong direction, it needs a better mix from all countries to use fiscal reforms and structural reforms and if they have no fiscal space they need to make more structural reforms.
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The emergence of NGOs such as the Reanimation Package of Reforms, a coalition of leading NGOs from all over Ukraine who work on implementing reforms, along with the Anti-Corruption Action Center and the Institute of World Policy are all citizen initiatives that work on fostering civic activism and bolstering reforms.
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For the sending countries, it reduces domestic pressure to pursue needed political and economic reforms, and drains them of the human capital necessary to motivate and implement those reforms.
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And though the bulk of the agreement contains structural reforms we as New Democracy as the main centre right party are fully committed to actually implement these structural reforms.
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Boosting that sluggish growth rate through domestic reforms (breaking up producer cartels, making labour markets more flexible) is very hard because such reforms arouse strong opposition from those affected.
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What we need to do is the structural reforms and the financial reforms that stabilizes the country and that will build the platform to start investing in the country.
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Mattis issued a memo on organizational and structural reforms to his deputy and other officials last week, moving forward on reforms spelled out in an annual defense policy bill.
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The president's budget proposed some reforms of entitlement programs that should be considered, including reductions in agriculture subsidies, changes in federal retirement and reforms of disability and welfare programs.
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The city and Police Department have vowed reforms since the Justice Department's investigation, even after the new attorney general, Jeff Sessions, attempted to pull back federal oversight of the reforms.
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"It (calls from outside Germany for reforms) hits the German economic establishment in the heart as they have always been the most vocal advocates of structural reforms elsewhere," he said.
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"From October on we will start another campaign of economic reforms, and we will tell foreign investors to focus on the political stability and reforms being carried out," Simsek said.
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"Such jurisdictions should urgently take steps to implement these reforms," the G20's regulatory task force, the Financial Stability Board, said on Friday in an update on its derivatives reforms.
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The proposals by the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) include pushing forward with reforms of state-owned enterprises, strengthening property rights protection and advancing financial system reforms, Xinhua reported.
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The sisters experience the deliberation over and creation of the reforms (and especially the changes those reforms brought to their lives) not just as a slight, but as an injustice.
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"The next set of reforms need to focus on the micro level, regulatory reforms, making the system more transparent, easier for investors to come and invest in Egypt," he added.
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States, both traditionally conservative and traditionally liberal alike, have implemented criminal justice reforms over the past decade that serve as the model for the reforms in the First Step Act.
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The troop cuts and broader reforms have proven controversial and the military's newspaper has published a series of commentaries warning of opposition to the reforms and concern about job losses.
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"He had a chance to use me for implementing real reforms in this country, but it turned out that the real reforms and his wealth are opposite things," he said.
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"If you compare with countries that implemented reforms years back, it is true that we can say that implementing reforms will provide positive results in France," Marianna said of Germany.
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Thiel said that while expectations for tax reforms have been scaled back after the failure to pass healthcare reforms last week, he expected some form tax relief to be implemented.
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Settlement with the school The university agreement outlines safety reforms that encourage Greek organizations to participate in precautionary and educational measures, though the agreement stops short of mandating those reforms.
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Rather than take partisan shots at serious reforms intended to manage costs while protecting our seniors, we invite Democrats and Republicans to come together to work on common-sense reforms.
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But while it has blocked similar reforms to commanders' authority in the past, it tends to immediately relent once the commander in chief says those reforms are a good idea.
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While poverty and welfare experts will point out there's always room for reforms, the statistics paint a very different picture of how some of these conservative reforms actually play out.
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Next, Russia, France and Germany will stand pat until major elections are over before implementing hard reforms and China prioritizes stability over reforms until its leadership transition late in the year.
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But the reforms haven't been perfect, and Ethiopia has seen a spate of ethnic violence and clashes as some of the reforms, including those ending crackdowns on speech, have unleashed tensions.
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The troop cuts and broader reforms have proven controversial, though, and the military's newspaper has published a series of commentaries warning of opposition to the reforms and concern about job losses.
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"The issue of structural reforms will be paramount... we won't have a debate about more stimulus or not," the official said, adding participants could agree on certain guidelines for such reforms.
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The two articles attracting the most controversy in the reforms are: In July MEPs issued a smackdown to the Commission by refusing to back the reforms — and voting to reopen debate.
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In recent years, the country has introduced tax reforms, financial discipline in government institutions, reforms of loss-making state-owned enterprises, and adopted a fuel price formula that is adjusted monthly.
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The reforms contained in these agreements are an indispensable element in addressing the crisis in policing, but far too few departments are looking to these agreements to initiate internally driven reforms.
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"The most important are structural reforms... there are more and more (in the G7) recognizing that structural reforms are crucial," German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said at a briefing in Sendai.
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"The minority government will now find it even harder to ensure support for any significant reforms," said Meta Roglic, a political analyst of daily Dnevnik, referring to health and pension reforms.
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Some in Washington have proposed a more piecemeal approach of passing prison reforms to address this problem on the back end and tackling sentencing reforms at some point in the future.
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"I think that structural reforms in Russia are possible, not to mention that they are essential," she said, adding that she expected the government to propose specific structural reforms by October.
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" The spokesman, Colin Brennan, said the state has already begun implementing reforms, including expanded staff training, disciplinary reforms and "an enhanced focus on studying racial and ethnic trends within the system.
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"The two sides discussed the required reforms... giving priority to electricity sector reforms and reducing the budget deficit and raising the level of revenues," the ministry said in an emailed statement.
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Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms Donald Trump and his intended attorney general signal a dramatic shift for reforms If and when Alabama Sen.
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Cass has many other proposals — wage subsidies, immigration reforms.
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"It is very important that growth is coming back in France and we are advocating for more reforms, for more simplifications and for sure more reforms on the labor market," he added.
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As part of the bailout, Greece is required to pass a series of far-reaching reforms, including privatizing public assets, overhauling the tax system and implementing unpopular pension and labor market reforms.
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Schaeuble later described reforms agreed by Greece as "remarkable" but said the Greek economy was not yet competitive and that Athens must press ahead with implementing its existing reforms-for-aid program.
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"My guess is, while reforms are being studied and proposed, it's unlikely that in the very near future, Congress is going to enact anything sweeping by way of process reforms," said Pomeroy.
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Conservatives who want to see a simpler tax code should support reforms that do just that, as these reforms would put more money back in the hands of their red-state constituents.
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Realistic reforms like open bidding, automatic transparency mechanisms, security reforms, and giving communities a financial stake in legal mining are not silver bullets, but they could significantly reduce the scale of abuses.
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"What we need to do is the structural reforms and the financial reforms that stabilize the country and that will build the platform to start (investment) in the country," he told CNBC.
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There are reasonable reforms on offer, like favoring immigrants with skills over the current system based on family ties ("chain migration"), non-nativist reforms that countries like Canada and Australia have adopted.
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It's true that Mexico has promised major labor reforms for workers under the last president and legislation to put those reforms into effect under the new progressive president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Just as the space race inspired governmental reforms and new investments, the technological competition today requires reforms ranging from more innovation friendly acquisition and procurement policies to greater support for basic research.
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But in previous years, Trump had supported reforms aimed at preventing dangerous people from getting their hands on guns –– reforms similar to those being pushed by Democrats following the Las Vegas massacre.
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In general, China had made impressive but uneven progress on reforms with a growing chance of a sharp slowdown if meaningful reforms remain absent, James Daniel, IMF Mission Chief for China, said.
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"None of the major economic reforms that had been well received by our partners have been called into question," the official said, citing reforms of the labor market and railways introduced last year.
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He noted that Abe has proceeded with some structural reforms, such as liberalizing the retail electricity market and cutting the corporate tax rate, but labor and financial market reforms would be important ahead.
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"The reforms have to be made, so they will be made … My view is that politics slows down or accelerates reforms but at some point they will have to be made," Donnet added.
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Since kicking off market reforms in 1978, China has lifted more than 800 million people out of poverty, but it remains a developing country and the reforms are incomplete, the World Bank says.
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Agencies have used their discretion to implement these regulatory reforms in such a way so as to ensure that the reforms did not hamper the agencies in their pursuit of their preferred policies.
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In addition, 229.2 percent agree (220.8 percent strongly) that corporate tax reforms will create more U.S. jobs, while 8.33 percent agree (28.3 percent strongly) that corporate tax reforms will stimulate U.S. economic growth.
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"This administration invested in the economic reforms, but they ignored the reforms in the judicial system and in the field of corruption," said Enrique Krauze, a prominent Mexican historian who knows Mr. Slim.
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"We continue to see coking coal as a beneficiary of the Chinese supply-side reforms, both from a lower Chinese domestic production perspective but also from the implications from environmental reforms," added RBC.
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"We expect the Macron reforms to transform France like the Thatcher reforms had cured the erstwhile sick man of Europe, the United Kingdom, some 13 years ago," said Berenberg European economist Holger Schmieding.
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"The mission and the authorities made significant progress in the discussions on policies and reforms," said Ernesto Ramirez Rigo, the head of the mission, added without elaborating on what possible reforms were discussed.
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It is unclear how much of the fractious ruling coalition - some form of which has been in power since 1991 - backs his reforms, or how durable those reforms would be without his leadership.
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Wisconsin is working with RECORD-LOW unemployment thanks to our reforms, but the risk of a #BlueWave puts everything in jeopardy – balanced budgets, collective bargaining reforms, $8B in tax cuts, welfare reform & more.
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The task force's recommendation underlines the urgency of these reforms.
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Reforms must be passed, the public trust once again earned.
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Yet there are limits to what such reforms can achieve.
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Adams has had a hand in several recent policing reforms.
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Here are three reforms that could be put in immediately.
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He conceded that Russia needed to boost structural reforms, however.
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Further reforms, of unemployment benefits, training and pensions, will follow.
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Democrats retort that these reforms would hurt the middle class.
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Turkey is voting on reforms to the constitution this Friday.
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Banking reforms in Spain mean credit is flowing more freely.
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It's not about asking for small reforms and tiny improvements.
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There has been a slowdown to some of the reforms.
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Hope they now focus on labour and land reforms too.
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These reforms dramatically changed the calculus of potential affirmative applicants.
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But Republicans have balked at amnesty without broader reforms. Rep.
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The White House said on Thursday Washington backs Macri's reforms.
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The United States is not promising China reforms in return.
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Similarly, its end may come over time through incremental reforms.
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Buttigieg supports far more moderate reforms than, say, Elizabeth Warren.
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That means our reforms have to balance in the budget.
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He stopped short of calling for major gun law reforms.
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Democrats' welfare "reforms" increased the number of Americans in deep
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Sentiment on the ground toward Modi's policy reforms appeared mixed.
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They will have a hard time getting support for reforms.
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But the reforms do not appear to be appeasing protesters.
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Those who benefited from the old system resented the reforms.
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Abiy's liberalizing, democratizing reforms continue, but he faces stiff criticism.
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That leaves important and politically difficult reforms by the wayside.
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Mr Hariri asked for 72 hours to discuss economic reforms.
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It will fall to the FA to implement such reforms.
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"A rollback of regulatory reforms should be avoided," it added.
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The meeting in February is expected to discuss possible reforms.
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The reforms were one of the many achievements of Gov.
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Mr Meirelles now concedes that the reforms will be delayed.
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Russia's manoeuvres may, however, have motivated more genuine reforms elsewhere.
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Some accused Aylwin of favoring stability over deeper political reforms.
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I ask Danny what he thinks of the prison reforms.
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Macron is facing other signs of discontent over his reforms.
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In some cases, Saudi Arabia's conservative culture may slow reforms.
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That could mitigate the scope of some of Corbyn's reforms.
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Jokowi's reforms have not been as bold as many hoped.
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But Mr Ramaphosa is at least moving ahead with reforms.
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Here are three major reforms: 👉 Lessens "three strikes" sentences.
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Reprieved from collapse, the Ottoman Empire's government pursued radical reforms.
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Agreeing on reforms was never going to be plain sailing.
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Other Republican lawmakers also called for policy reforms, including Sen.
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An emboldened opposition is seeking to derail his economic reforms.
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"Historically we are not used to reforms," he has said.
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In Vietnam, such rationing was abandoned as reforms were embraced.
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" The reforms, he said, would "make up for lost decades.
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That requires tax reforms and other measures to boost competitiveness.
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Stories like Clarke's have driven some states to enact reforms.
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Odinga has called for daily protests to force the reforms.
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State and local officials can take on their own reforms.
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The euro area reforms along Mr. Fillon's lines are inescapable.
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Members of the younger generation are children of Deng's reforms.
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The IMF gave its approval to Turkey's reforms soon afterwards.
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On the other hand, we also need to have reforms.
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And the Americans have not said what reforms they want.
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I'm talking about can you institute reforms to preserve them.
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France's rail unions have been staunchly opposed to the reforms.
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Analysts said development reflected Ramaphosa's strengthened authority to tackle reforms.
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More than 100,000 people demonstrated against the reforms last year.
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They did not spell out what the reforms should be.
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Advocate for continued immigration reforms at all levels of government.
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Europe's data protection related reforms do not end here, though.
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There may be better standards, smarter approaches, more humane reforms.
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No, Washington needed to impose on China enforceable structural reforms.
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The hiatus over tax reforms weighed on the U.S. dollar.
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But they have hesitated in carrying out necessary structural reforms.
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But activists say the reforms do not go far enough.
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Those whose interests are hurt by such reforms protest noisily.
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But it has, to its credit, made some important reforms.
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He said he wanted to clear the way for reforms.
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Republicans have actively supported such reforms for over a decade.
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Are pharmaceutical interests, sensing financial potential, pushing for cannabis reforms?
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One party rails against neoliberalism; the other backs liberal reforms.
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Mr Peña's economic reforms are beginning to help ordinary people.
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Until such reforms take place, small banks have few choices.
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Greece has to legislate the new reforms within two weeks.
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Structural reforms will also help the fiscal situation, he said.
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It's important that lawmakers put these reforms to a vote.
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The film shows how many recent reforms are ideologically motivated.
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The bolder reforms suggested here will produce the cost sharing.
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Whether meaningful reforms are actually delivered is different question altogether.
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"All the ongoing reforms comply with these principles," she said.
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Jha isn't too concerned unless the new administration reforms MACRA.
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Go deeper: Big reforms coming to Saudi Arabia this year.
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Last summer reforms were introduced to speed up bankruptcy proceedings.
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Both countries introduced limited constitutional reforms and held parliamentary elections.
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That is not to say that its reforms are meaningless.
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It can cajole and encourage Arab rulers to enact reforms.
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Washington state enacted a slate of these reforms in March.
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That criticism led to a number of reforms in 2012.
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These types of reforms, some which are included in Rep.
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Ennahda kept three posts and the new economics reforms portfolio.
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The project includes regulatory, budget process and civil service reforms.
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The reforms were welcomed as a popular measure across Pakistan.
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Urgent reforms are needed to military recruitment, training and procurement.
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Congress has been unable to agree on reforms for years.
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Those New Deal reforms paid dividends for over 50 years.
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At the same time, Trump regulators are undermining recent reforms.
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But three years passed, and the reforms did not happen.
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She shepherded important social and economic reforms through the Congress.
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Lebanese leaders have dragged their feet on reforms for years.
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However, Congress has struggled for years to agree such reforms.
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Reforms may force big changes to a lucrative business model.
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"Renzi's reforms are not winning people over," he told Reuters.
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Muslim bans and immigration reforms would not have stopped him.
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The point is not to abandon efforts to seek reforms.
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Castro's own reforms have also helped grow the private sector.
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Magufuli has said the reforms will increase transparency and revenues.
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It is what's preventing the U.S. from passing real reforms.
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Choosing better delegates might not require any reforms at all.
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Philadelphia must employ real political reforms to root out corruption.
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Lawmakers in general are skeptical of lobbying and ethics reforms.
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The results of these reforms will be just the opposite.
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Commonsense reforms to allow appropriate reconstruction upgrades are long overdue.
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And all were needed in order to push through reforms.
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Adequate governance requires enacting reforms that strengthen its democratic institutions.
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Mexico's market reforms, after all, were spurred by serious problems.
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Pentagon leaders told Navy Times to expect far deeper reforms.
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These reforms enabled China to become the superstar of globalization.
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Jerry Brown promoted his pension reforms as a game changer.
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Foreign minister Edgars Rinkevics said further reforms were in train.
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House Republicans reintroduced reforms, including presumptive parole, in early 2015.
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Analysts also predicted that the reforms would win easy approval.
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Yet, concrete reforms have gone nowhere at the federal level.
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Absent these reforms the renegotiation will have been for naught.
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For experts here, that means corporate and government policy reforms.
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We are now reaping the whirlwind of majoritarian populist reforms.
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Because it cannot be satisfied by economic or procedural reforms.
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Xi has never been entirely coherent or consistent on reforms.
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As sensible as these reforms sound, they weren't easily achieved.
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But such reforms seem unlikely in the current political climate.
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If policies like tax reforms materialize, domestic companies should benefit.
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Recently agreed EU ETS reforms strengthen the case for action.
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The program required reforms and strict spending cuts by Ukraine.
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But even these modest and inconsequential reforms can't get through.
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Is there anything Washington can do to encourage transformative reforms?
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Reforms to workers' compensation might also be in the mix.
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Support for civil society reforms reduces corruption and promotes democracy.
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"There will be deep reforms in social programs," he said.
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They lobbied for government reforms and informally negotiated with employers.
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The reforms I have outlined today are only the beginning.
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Some small reforms may not make much of a difference.
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Similarly, polls have found broad agreement on some policing reforms.
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Here's a little video FIFA put together outlining the reforms.
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Consumers group BEUC said reforms should be more consumer friendly.
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However, reforms of the health and pension systems remain weak.
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A further 500 million is conditional on Ukraine implementing reforms.
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Related: Will the Supreme Court Finally Kill Obama's Immigration Reforms?
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We can all think of energy reforms to improve policies.
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Reforms have successfully reduced the backlog, and this must continue.
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The central bank's previous governor, Zhou Xiaochuan, engineered significant reforms.
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However, both these reforms will require Congress to pass legislation.
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The legislation I am supporting today contains many significant reforms.
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Technocratic reforms won't clear the way for a progressive agenda.
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The industries department is the key ministry for FDI reforms.
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What do you think are possible downsides of the reforms?
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Critics worried that the reforms did not go far enough.
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China was among 11 other countries that backed the reforms.
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New York law didn't allow such discretion before the reforms.
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Preserve the criminal justice reforms and focus on saving lives.
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"It's whether Macron will keep the reforms going," he said.
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Both countries agreed to reforms and eventually ratified the PSMA.
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And these reforms are a major step towards that goal.
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Nancy Pelosi showed real leadership by agreeing to these reforms.
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Piecemeal reforms also require balancing a thicket of competing interests.
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In isolation, each of these reforms might be relatively minor.
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On the other hand, if reforms stall ... then uncertainty continues.
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On the other hand, if reforms stall ... then uncertainty continues.
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Since then, there have been reforms to Japan's justice system.
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Their comfort zone is discussing policy reforms with other wonks.
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Saudi's ambitious economic reforms envisage expensive initiatives to stimulate tourism.
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The government also agreed on Friday on labour market reforms.
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"In turn, this has eased the passage of economic reforms."
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Some congressional oversight proceedings have led to executive branch reforms.
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There are some good reforms I think we can do.
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The more that join, the more reforms we can achieve.
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Parliament is considering such reforms; it has not approved them.
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For starters, reforms need to look beyond the court system.
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Nobody should welcome reforms to central banks led by populists.
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These are the kind of significant reforms the VA needs.
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Some states have made major reforms to their bail systems.
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Mr. Bolton's case surely underscores the urgency of these reforms.
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Maduro has also been smart enough to allow tiny reforms.
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The electoral reforms I propose would be a major change.
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Yet, various economic leaders are still hopeful of Macon's reforms.
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The administration has proposed substantial reforms to individual income taxes.
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Macron has launched, or announced for future implementation, audacious reforms.
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Major tax cuts / reforms were enacted in 1981 and 1986.
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One of Mr. Macron's reforms is raising taxes for retirees.
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Since then, there have been major cultural and social reforms.
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I say focus on the reforms that could actually happen.
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Broad support is also required for labor and pension reforms.
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Broad support is also required for labour and pension reforms.
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Ip said that Hong Kong needs social and economic reforms.
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There is one common theme in all of these reforms.
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The reforms are needed, and Ms. Park had to go.
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More substantive and specific reforms may yet come from Congress.
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A U.S. president encouraging a 'favor' could undermine these reforms.
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I wouldn't support reforms that didn't have long lead times.
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The reforms have yielded mixed results in courtrooms, said Nundy.
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We need to let the President finish his economic reforms.
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In fact, it was launched to support sentencing reforms. Whoops.
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Mr. Renzi pursued reforms aimed at spurring companies to invest.
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PiS says it has a democratic mandate for its reforms.
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The reporting spurred New York City to pass sweeping reforms.
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All these reforms mean more money for the middle class.
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He said he wanted to smooth the way for reforms.
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Montenegro and Serbia are working on reforms required before membership.
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There's no doubt that the proposed reforms are well intended.
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Edwards also campaigned on criminal justice reforms and Medicaid expansion.
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Similar reforms are under consideration in Washington, D.C. and Massachusetts.
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Advocates fear talks over the bill could weaken the reforms.
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That abuse led to a number of reforms in 2012.
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One of those reforms was allowing citizens to own property.
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But pushing through labor and banking reforms will be tough.
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The voting reforms were challenged by independent Senator Bob Day.
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That's why McAleenan should move quickly to implement these reforms.
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Reforms: Experts give some credit for China's moves on currency.
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However, structural reforms are needed to retain these good trends.
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These reforms would keep entitlement spending affordable, unlike current policy.
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As he is being investigated, economic reforms are moving slowly.
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The task force's report recommends three major series of reforms.
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This is why we really need some major cybersecurity reforms.
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Still, the reforms embodied in the settlement are hardly enough.
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Other polls have found broad agreement on some policing reforms.
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Abroad, meanwhile, the White House has proposed more sweeping reforms.
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In the early years, Clinton's TANF reforms were extremely popular.
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When Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his center-left Democratic Party initially proposed the constitutional reforms in 2014, they were faring well in the polls and pursuing the reforms seemed like a good idea.
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"There are three reasons for the pause in the reforms — and I say pause, because inevitably reforms will continue at some point," says Richard Feinberg, a Cuba scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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Officials noted that Razzazz had been an opponent of reforms that hurt the poor, and said his appointment conveyed to foreign donors that Jordan would press ahead with reforms, though in a gradual way.
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The reforms to France's complex employment laws, which many businesses say have deterred investment and job creation, were met with demonstrations on Tuesday, but participation was lower than during attempted reforms under previous governments.
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Hainer welcomed reforms adopted last week at world soccer body FIFA to help overcome its corruption scandal, saying Adidas, along with other sponsors, were working to make sure the reforms are put into practice.
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We are committed to supporting these reforms, and over the next few months we will be highlighting the inequities in our communities while pushing for reforms that can help make our pretrial system fairer.
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"There is a real concern that those could be the reforms, that in the absence of which, you don't get significant market-oriented reforms or the economy going in the right direction," said Prasad.
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He mentioned Italy's labor market reforms which were starting to "bear fruit" in Italy and said that his country would announce more reforms in the coming week and would strengthen the Italian banking system.
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Despite pension reforms enacted in 2013, the projected fiscal costs of ageing remain some of the highest in the EU. Fitch considers it unlikely that significant reforms will be passed before the 2018 elections.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's value-added tax reforms will help support the economy and speed up structural adjustments, Vice Finance Minister Shi Yaobin said on Tuesday, playing down concerns such reforms could fan property speculation.
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"Structural reforms are particularly critical, as recent IMF work shows that well-designed structural reforms can lift both short- and long-term growth and make it more inclusive," she said in a written statement.
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"What I am doing is to do everything I can to prove the added value of the U.N., to recognize the U.N. needs reforms, to be totally committed to those reforms," Mr. Guterres said.
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The budget probably won't pass through this Congress, but the suggested reforms should help persuade public opinion to welcome education loan reforms that require Americans to think twice about how they pay for college.
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We have a couple of underlying factors that are pushing societies to do more reforms and be more proactive and if you don't do the reforms properly you actually get populism as an outcome.
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The Music Modernization Act — a bipartisan bill introduced by members of the House Judiciary Committee — reforms the way royalties are collected and reforms the way artists and labels are compensated in the digital age.
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"Currently, a bigger reason why reforms in some of our country's key sectors have had difficulty moving forward may lie in the thinking behind the top-level design of these reforms," the report said.
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BC: It's not a lost year, I mean, there are reforms in countries, reforms are continuing in different countries, but certainly there is a need to take a step to make the Eurozone significantly stronger.
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"There has to be structural reforms, and the Chinese are indicating they're willing to make those structural reforms, which means they're willing to make a deal," said Dan Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas.
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And there is a good chance that Putin's regime may not truly be able to make its way through such upheavals without actual concrete reforms — not just reforms that benefit Putin and his inner circle.
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Many proposed post-crisis reforms offered technical solutions to the industry's problems, such as better measures of financial instability or reforms to CEO pay to improve bank behaviour (and reduce the need for robust regulation).
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"The economic recovery plan that the government is working on must be a package of comprehensive reforms, including even exchange rate policy, the consistency with regards to the monetary policy and structural reforms," he said.
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The International Monetary Fund and other international organizations have called for structural reforms, including reductions in the public sector, pension reforms and privatizations to tackle a sharp rise in budget deficits and the high unemployment.
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"The approval and implementation of fiscal reforms, notably pension reform as well as other reforms and necessary adjustments to the economy, may lower the structural interest rate," the bank said in its minutes on Thursday.
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"Only by winning foundational reforms to our process can we hope to move forward substantive reforms in other areas," Lisa Gilbert of the advocacy group Public Citizen, which backs the proposal, told The Washington Post.
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Legislators ultimately ended up including both kinds of reforms — enough of the latter to get a score they were happy with, but also a lot of delivery system reforms they believed in on the merits.
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Past piecemeal reforms have failed to improve the federal aviation agency.
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But what of reforms to land, labour, tax and so on?
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The accused clubs claim that they were merely proposing constructive reforms.
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Reforms by these political leaders are not yet in the bag.
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Rather, much of Spain's success is down to its structural reforms.
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Officials reel off a list of other reforms undertaken since 2012.
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But the Trump administration has shown little interest in pragmatic reforms.
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Some critics argue that the reforms are badly drafted, or undemocratic.
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Any or all of these reforms will likely boost coverage numbers.
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Bucket three: pass other standalone bills to make additional market reforms.
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China marks the 40th anniversary of its economic reforms on Dec.
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Our partnership is based on content and on reforms for Europe.
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The main question, he said, is how economic reforms are implemented.
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These are simple, common sense reforms – and they are very popular.
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After the suit, the board of elections agreed to institute reforms.
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AHCA keeps many of the popular health insurance reforms from Obamacare.
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She made clear her commitment to reforms related to police violence.
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He said current currency reforms will determine market outlook this year.
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The social network has promised to introduce reforms to its policies.
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Only 73 percent of those supporting more incremental Democratic reforms agreed.
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Reforms to the CDA still have a long way to go.
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Those reforms must continue even after the IMF delivers its cash.
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She believes the billionaire will add reforms and streamline the process.
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Mr Peña has the negotiating skills to pull off these reforms.
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The latest improvements follow a raft of reforms announced last year.
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Such reforms require Americans to trust their government and public institutions.
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The coming reforms, though, are about more than just lower rates.
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But they also led to major reforms in the Democratic Party.
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Grand reforms, such as creating an effective tax system, are important.
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These common-sense reforms have enjoyed bipartisan support in the past.
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The hiatus over tax reforms weighed on the dollar on Thursday.
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This kind of bargaining persisted after reforms altered nominations and voting.
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I think structural reforms can – SARA EISEN: And China is too.
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Sirisena promised to crack down on corruption and implement government reforms.
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With smart reforms, we can take steps to achieve that system.
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Then there's also the question of the reforms initiated under Rajan.
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The two indices are also intended to be responsive to reforms.
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Mr Renzi sold his reforms in the name of strong government.
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But to make future ones less likely, broader reforms are needed.
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Some companies have also implemented reforms in response to public pressure.
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Oligarchs will labour mightily to block reforms that harm their interests.
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But he voiced caution about the likely extent of such reforms.
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At a hearing in March 2016 on Ukrainian reforms, Tennessee Sen.
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Or will they be left behind, again, by whatever reforms emerge?
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Those reforms frightened pensioners and owners of investment properties, in particular.
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Social-security reforms and other institutional changes play a central role.
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Significant reforms to transparency were approved by the council last July.
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That is especially true of pension reforms, which require constitutional amendments.
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Mr Gnassingbé's opponents have long sought term limits and other reforms.
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Since then, the military has put some significant reforms in place.
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Even economic reforms are bound to prompt resistance from entrenched elites.
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Instead, they called for reforms and an end to official abuses.
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But regulatory reforms over the past decade have deterred risky lending.
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Institutional reforms might help to defuse some of the political tensions.
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You need everybody on board to pass this kind of reforms.
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They are also worried that his populism might derail structural reforms.
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And there are three reforms that still have to take place.
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In addition, reforms will only last if they respect public opinion.
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In terms of institutional reform, we need to ask: what reforms?
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Yet Mr Lembong says no big reforms are in the works.
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I believe that Aivaras should stay as minister and continue reforms.
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There's some limited evidence that the reforms cut down on homicides.
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He wants to implement hard reforms, a sort of Agenda 2010.
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Sanders did not, saying that the reforms didn't go far enough.
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During the rancorous and unpredictable campaign, reforms were put on hold.
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It has helped push through legal reforms that facilitate such cases.
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Trump's tax plan, meanwhile, also includes some positive, pro-growth reforms.
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Regulatory reforms are also bolstering sentiment and drawing in wealth funds.
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Macron has already stared down the unions over labour law reforms.
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Many of F1&aposs safety reforms came after Senna was killed.
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Unfortunately, reforms which free inmates create trade-offs when some misbehave.
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But these reforms bring inequality and a loss of state control.
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It managed to push through education reforms and improve public finances.
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This year, 33 states are considering reforms, according to Child USA.
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Another concern is that dysfunction in Brasília will impede other reforms.
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The USOC outlined reforms aimed at protecting its athletes from abuse.
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Despite the government's reforms, underuse of primary care has actually worsened.
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These proposed reforms seem like a helpful shift in that direction.
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They also called on the monarch to embark on democratic reforms.
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But that is not the aim of the Trump administration's reforms.
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Economic reforms being launched will reduce the pressure to sell assets.
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They are removed from the blacklist if they commit to reforms.
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Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, hailed investors' "unbelievably positive assessment of reforms".
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A lot depends on how much the reforms are watered down.
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Mr Duterte's star power should speed the passage of these reforms.
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"Thailand will need further reforms of the pension system," he said.
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Increasing activity in that market is another goal of economic reforms.
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He has promised that reforms will "exceed the international community's expectations".
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Her people blame low copper prices; her critics blame her reforms.
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Our message to China is do move towards more sophisticated reforms.
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And so those ideas died in favor of more modest reforms.
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One result of the reforms could be more mergers and acquisitions.
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Republicans passed the biggest tax cuts and reforms in American history.
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"The reforms have been designed to begin this year," it said.
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Structural reforms to increase underlying growth rates have a vital role.
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Additional reforms are supposed to be developed based on community input.
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The Center, said the official, "wasn't interested" in implementing those reforms.
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It also wants more details on key structural reforms, notably labor.
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Such reforms could even make the tax system a mite simpler.
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It also advises countries on implementing reforms aimed at creating growth.
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Magufuli should be praised for some of his anti-corruption reforms.
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The U.S. State Department said UNRWA needed to make unspecified reforms.
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The State Department said the agency needed to make unspecified reforms.
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Sometimes, when the eyewall reforms, the hurricane returns stronger than before.
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Last month, the government published a green paper outlining proposed reforms.
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Although it also announced four consultations to help feed the reforms.
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Egypt is pushing through ambitious economic reforms under the loan deal.
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The impact of the tax reforms will hinge on effective implementation.
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The prince is deeply committed to carrying major reforms to fruition.
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Any further reforms would likely require Congress to change the law.
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"And wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms, not sudden intervention."
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So, is the market betting Republican reforms will stall long-term?
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms -- not sudden intervention.
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Otherwise, we cannot make reforms and move forward as a democracy.
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Trump hosted the latest meeting on potential RFS reforms on Monday.
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The report recommended commissioners consider recent reforms Wynn Resorts has adopted.
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Agencies are to include evaluations of effectiveness and recommendations for reforms.
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It called for durable spending reforms rather than one-off adjustments.
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For this to work, reforms shouldn't be punitive, as Trump threatens.
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Despite the "reforms," WOIA offers the same training services as WIA.
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These are the people demanding reforms to El Salvador's abortion law.
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Analysts expect slow economic growth and reforms to prompt more cuts.
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Don't stop the pace of decisive reforms and implement judicial reform.
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Al-Hajraf also promised to continue to gradually introduce fiscal reforms.
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So you think those reforms will be addressed in this bill?
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Today, the calls for regulatory reforms are as strong as ever.
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He estimates these reforms will benefit 10,000 inmates in federal prisons.
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But his administration was tarred by corruption scandals and stalled reforms.
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The reforms may also have helped reduce outbreaks of social unrest.
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms – not sudden intervention.
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While PROMESA averted lawsuits, it also averted some badly-needed reforms.
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These were so popular that they led to much broader reforms.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has also called for reproductive reforms.
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But those legislative reforms are fighting against an artificially constrained market.
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They criticise the government for delaying related reforms of tax policies.
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Go deeper: Big reforms are coming to Saudi Arabia this year
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Such reforms provoke grumbling from those demanding a tougher justice system.
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Constitutional reforms weakened the role of the military, especially its courts.
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The following day, violent protests against labour reforms left 40 injured.
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Mr Pérez has often called for the reforms to go faster.
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But that risks watering down the reforms made after the crisis.
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Both Sitaraman and Rahman have also been proponents of institutional reforms.
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But would the reforms that the protesters are demanding actually work?
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But Burgess said many people think the law needs more reforms.
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We found widespread support for bold reforms to lower drug prices.
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Gun deaths have declined since the reforms were put in place.
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Mr. Oreskovic promised to tackle corruption and push through economic reforms.
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Mueller also will not determine the appropriate consequences and needed reforms.
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This is the strongest argument for the next round of reforms.
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He said that WTO members have acknowledged that reforms are needed.
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Along with these policy reforms, progress requires a change in mindset.
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"We're going to push for major reforms," Hogan told the Sun.
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Adopting key management reforms can save taxpayers enormous sums of money.
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Investors welcomed Modi's victory, hoping his government will push through reforms.
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That is partly due to the fiddly nature of the reforms.
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With devaluation not an option, such reforms have assumed new importance.
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Defenders of the reforms insist that policy mattered in Finland's rise.
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That's why their demand has now shifted from reforms to referendum.
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We need another round of reforms – focused on middle-income families.
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But none of the financial reforms passed were considered wholly adequate.
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Without new blood, these vital reforms have no chance of success.
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However, executives had sat on these reforms for over a decade.
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These shared goals could become a guidepost for all future reforms.
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And, wherever possible, we will seek gradual reforms — not sudden intervention.
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Trump's noise prevents serious discussion of reforms America needs to undertake.
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Reformers point to higher scores as "proof" that their reforms worked.
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The government had failed to pursue critical structural reforms, she added.
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Spoofing was outlawed by the 2010 U.S. Dodd-Frank financial reforms.
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"Lebanon needs to put its act together (on reforms)," Salameh said.
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All of these reforms poll very well with likely midterm voters.
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He's put real reforms in place, and there's more to come.
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Instead, the document focuses primarily on reforms to the party's infrastructure.
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The bill's reforms for already incarcerated people are slightly more forceful.
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Transparency reforms are exactly what Americans are asking for right now.
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The reforms have included women being given the right to drive.
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Needless to say, none of these reforms were ever effectively enacted.
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The various reforms do not ensure the USPS won't run deficits.
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They want to offset the spending increase with mandatory spending reforms.
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She called for reforms to how the military handles sexual assault.
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Issa called for reforms and accountability at the Department of Justice.
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Fatty, like Liu, had had his life upended by market reforms.
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The choice of measure has narrowed the scope of Trump's reforms.
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They are against Medicaid reforms, including any turnback to the states.
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The project covers the regulatory, budget process and civil service reforms.
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But he also wanted to consolidate the reforms he had begun.
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Senior GOP senators are skeptical about passing any reforms in 2016.
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Pushed from below, legislatures in Virginia and New Hampshire approved reforms.
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There are significant reforms needed regarding how Congress does its work.
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Conservatives wanted to tie spending reforms to raising the debt ceiling.
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The piece urged Congress to follow suit and pass "Reaganesque" reforms.
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The reforms are meant to guard against China accessing sensitive technology.
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He said that WTO members have acknowledged that reforms are needed.
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The survey did not explore their reasons for opposing the reforms.
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He said the Vatican's financial reforms would continue in his absence.
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This money can all be saved through simple, common sense reforms.
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Market reforms were transforming China, but in Cenmang changes arrived slowly.
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In 140 characters, he raised his own concerns about ethics reforms.
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Before the reforms, employers could confiscate the passports of domestic help.
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"They are organizing the reforms at their own pace," he said.
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Wehrum's most egregious "reforms" were struck down by a federal court.
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The call follows a speech by President Trump calling for reforms.
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Companies like Google and Tivo have backed reforms to the market.
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"We must not tie reforms with the oil prices," he cautioned.
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Drugmakers argue the reforms could limit Canadians' access to new medicines.
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One of the most important reforms of all is trade reform.
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Their claim that such reforms provide "false hope" is especially disturbing.
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But reforms crucial to keep foreign aid flowing have been patchy.
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Altogether, these reforms would free our economy to grow more rapidly.
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There's ample room to discuss reforms to the EB-5 program.
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But gradual and sensible reforms will not be feasible in 85033.
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Xi also praised the leadership of Vietnam for its economic reforms.
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However, it was far too late to implement the necessary reforms.
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We have passed massive, biggest in history, tax cuts and reforms.
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This further eroded confidence in Trump's ability to enact his reforms.
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The EU would prefer tax reforms were coordinated with international partners.
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Poroshenko said he would not force parliament to back land reforms.
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Just as importantly, they provide a roadmap to urgently needed reforms.
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Macri started his term with a flurry of free-market reforms.
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Victims' groups have urged the government to act quickly on reforms.
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The committee needs other reforms since its last update in 2007.
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Senate Republican frustrated with Washington's spending are pushing for dramatic reforms.
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Republicans will do everything in their power to block these reforms.
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The reforms also remove the waiting period to receive the insurance.
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But in the eyes of many critics, more reforms are needed.
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Do they start pushing for broader reforms in our food system?
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And all the reforms they are accomplishing are necessarily the best.
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Trump follows Macron's labor-market reforms and calls to congratulate him.
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At first glance, some of Mr. Modi's reforms may seem small.
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Still the majority wants to see reforms within the existing system.
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I welcome readers' ideas about further reforms in this sacred institution.
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So many of these reforms were so long overdue it's ridiculous.
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So both parties adopted reforms that created the modern nominating system.
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The failures of Katrina prompted a cascade of reforms by Congress.
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For nearly 150 years, American government has expanded on those reforms.
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The reforms have stalled, eroding public faith in Ukraine's political institutions.
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These reforms raise some practical and constitutional questions, to be sure.
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Harris' plan also includes several reforms to the juvenile justice system.
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It can take years to fully measure the effectiveness of reforms.
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But with Earley's resignation, Rhodes has been tasked with finishing reforms.
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He came to office critical of past practices and promising reforms.
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This time, estimates run into modest hundred millions for needed reforms.
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After energizing the reader, it ends with lamentations rather than reforms.
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Finally, hit back hard on those who opposed the needed reforms.
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It's unclear how receptive the base would be to incremental reforms.
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Next, they'll target me and work to undo our bold reforms.
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The middle class has so far been happy with his reforms.
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NH: So you're confident that ultimately labor reforms will get passed?
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Officials said they planned to submit the proposed reforms on Feb.
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Sustainability is essential so that businesses have confidence in the reforms.
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New Jersey's reforms, which happened in 2017, have seen promising results.
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Recent labor reforms in Mexico provide a foundation for a turnaround.
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Instead, we should phase in reforms to future spending and revenues.
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That case has sparked calls for reforms of Canada's justice system.
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"We are going to demand that the reforms happen," she said.
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Recent reforms have imposed some fees on companies that hire expatriates.
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Pro-business reforms and subdued inflation have further boosted investor confidence.
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States can improve their growth prospects with such self-help reforms.
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But we don't think the current bail reforms went far enough.
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There are many common-sense campaign finance reforms pending in Congress.
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All this happened while the West applauded Boris Yeltsin's economic reforms.
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Ramaphosa pledged comprehensive reforms when he took over in February 2018.
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It's possible that Republican reforms will leave those people similarly protected.
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But efforts to adopt anti-corruption reforms sputtered amid political pressure.
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Don't buy into a campaign of fear on criminal justice reforms.
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And in the end their support made the reforms' passage possible.
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This and other reforms to make legislators responsible are demonstrably feasible.
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The nagging problem has been how to implement such sweeping reforms.
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But without accountability or political reforms, those results are less likely.
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Mr Mitsotakis says most of the reforms needed are "win-win".
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The 227-page consent decree covers a wide range of reforms.
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In a surprise move, Putin announced plans for reforms last week.
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Some moves were broadly popular, like judicial reforms that reduced corruption.
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He acknowledged that reforms were needed, but worried about hamstringing defenders.
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Biden also proposes several new reforms for the U.S. immigration system.
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Meadows declined to comment on what specific reforms conservatives are demanding.
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She also highlighted a push for reforms on Europe alongside France.
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Some politicians argue that now is not the time for reforms.
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Polls meanwhile show a spurt in public support for gun reforms.
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And second, lasting reforms are those done on a bipartisan basis.
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These reforms will be a tremendous boost to the middle class.
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First, there will be significant congressional reforms to the BRAC process.
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What is needed is substantive reforms, not ever more creative bailouts.
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We have carried out major legal reforms and deepened international cooperation.
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Budget reforms are crucial to correcting the nation's unsustainable fiscal course.
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The Republican reforms cannot come too soon as tax competition intensifies.
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In April this year Mr Vizcarra submitted another 12 political reforms.
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Modi said many developed economies had struggled to implement tax reforms.
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They have plans and reforms and now the IPO is delayed.
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They have plans and reforms and now the IPO is delayed.
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They demanded democratic reforms, economic opportunities, and an end to corruption.
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Others, however, attribute the market optimism to Trump's proposed tax reforms.
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" This time around, the association says it's recommending "more drastic reforms.
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The review aims to propose potential legislative reforms to the law.
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We pursued reforms through government, ignoring public protest in the streets.
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The administration is in the process of instituting drug price reforms.
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But, as New Zealand's experience shows, reforms will not devastate agriculture.
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Reforms include completely eliminating the sale of handguns and handgun ammunition.
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But women's rights activists say the reforms have had little impact.
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I ask Congress to move swiftly to adopt these important reforms.
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Of course, there are more reforms that Ukraine needs to undertake.
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Hundreds of demonstrators rallied outside parliament to protest against the reforms.
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Such reforms, they argue, will create happier and more empowered citizens.
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The Peña government did its best to avoid implementing most reforms.
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"There are risks the reforms are blocked," said the source, said.
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What is your position on structural reforms, like eliminating the filibuster?
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I'm gonna work very hard-- to support the Dodd-Frank reforms.
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Congress has passed a series of bipartisan criminal justice law reforms.
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"We have to embark on the reforms, speed up," he added.
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It's also about structural reforms, in order to unleash the potential.
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However the reforms will pave the way for more women politicians.
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He has also pushed for reforms to the country's pension system.
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The American people expect to see real reforms and real results.
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But don't look for reforms on these anytime soon, said McDowell.
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But the reforms never made it into the massive omnibus bill.
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The other side wants to keep the law's key insurance reforms.
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Booker got the question and he sounded open to fundamental reforms.
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The reforms are helping, but there's so much more to do.
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They agreed to cooperate on reforms to World Trade Organization rules.
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Democrats need to pass those reforms, by simple majority if necessary.
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Who's to say those reforms can't land in the food business?
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Lastly, while the Protecting Access to Care Act adopts many of the reforms that have been thoroughly tested in the states, and proven successful in improving the medical liability climate, it would also protect those states that have enacted effective reforms and provide substantial flexibility for states to adopt variations of these reforms in order to meet their unique circumstances.
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Despite the 2013 pension reforms, the projected long-term increase in age-related spending remains one of the highest across the EU. Fitch does not expect significant further reforms to be passed before the 7503 elections.
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Cultural reforms The event, which was supported by the Saudi Arabia's General Entertainment Authority, is part of country's "Vision 2030" program, which is promising a wave of cultural reforms to diversify the kingdom's oil-dependent economy.
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"Unless the Polish government postpones these court reforms, we will have no choice but to trigger Article 7," said a senior EU official before a Commission meeting on Wednesday, where Poland's reforms are on the agenda.
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LONG-TERM POLICY RISK WORRIES Policy insiders expect the pace of economic reforms to remain gradual in 2018, which marks the 40th anniversary of China's landmark economic reforms and opening up under former leader Deng Xiaoping.
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They have tried to undo the reforms that permit the FDIC to wind down big financial conglomerates in the event of a crisis, reforms that are essential to ending the problem of Too Big to Fail.
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Francesco Oggiano, the author of "Beppo Grillo Parlante", told CNBC on November 14 that he believed 3773SM's opposition to the proposed reforms boils down to a new electoral system perceived to be attached to the reforms.
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Among other reforms, the bill includes measures to expedite privatizations in the energy sector, the reduction of state spending on pensions and labor market reforms including arbitration when there is a dispute between employers and staff.
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The Polish government has been rebuked on several occasions by Brussels for reforms of the judiciary, but the Commission has so far fallen short of starting a disciplinary procedure, and resorted instead to monitoring Polish reforms.
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LONG-TERM POLICY RISK WORRIES Policy insiders expect the pace of economic reforms to remain gradual in 2018, which marks the 40th anniversary of China's landmark economic reforms and opening up under former leader Deng Xiaoping.
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The country has had to embark on a series of painful International Monetary Fund (IMF) mandated reforms in order to approach stabilizing its finances — reforms that saw subsidies drop and living costs skyrocket for ordinary Jordanians.
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Hainer also welcomed reforms adopted last week at FIFA to help soccer's world governing body overcome its corruption scandal, saying Adidas, along with other sponsors, were working to make sure the reforms are put into practice.
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While the sentencing reforms contained in the FIRST STEP Act were secondary to the prison reforms that are to be administered by the Department of Justice, further sentencing improvements are possible through the U.S. Sentencing Commission.
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A planned European investment fund and another to support structural reforms would result in "further transfers and loans to euro zone countries that have in the past failed to carry out the necessary reforms", they added.
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Indicating that the Bishkek government planned to press ahead with the reforms, a parliamentary committee on Tuesday approved a bill that would call a referendum on the proposed reforms if they are approved by the legislature.
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But while he's initiated some reforms, including lifting the ban on women driving, he's also ruthlessly consolidated power and cracked down on dissent, arresting many of the activists — including Samar Badawi — who championed those same reforms.
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There were steps being set in motion within the first year and a half of the 2015 nuclear deal that indicated that Iran was on its way to first economic reforms and then hopefully political reforms.
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The ministerial statement will include all the reforms contained in a Paris conference of donors and the commitment to reduce the deficit and carry out fundamental reforms in various sectors, Finance Minister Ali Hassan Khalil told Reuters.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia plans cut its budget deficit to 22011 percent of gross domestic product in 2320, down from about 22.8 percent expected in 2017, as fiscal reforms take effect, the economic reforms' minister said on Wednesday.
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As part of the third bailout, Greece has had to agree to pass a series of far-reaching reforms to its economy, including privatizations, an overhaul of its taxation system and unpopular pension and labor market reforms.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Reforms agreed by Greece are "remarkable" but the Greek economy is not yet competitive and Athens must press ahead with implementing its existing reforms-for-aid program, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Monday.
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This rare opportunity increases the prospects for enacting reforms that build on our nation's energy abundance, modernize our energy infrastructure, and promote domestic manufacturing and job growth — reforms that truly make a difference at the local level.
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"There's been more investor interest in Egypt since the currency reforms and some of the other economic reforms that Egypt is undertaking," Janet Heckman, the managing director for the southern and eastern Mediterranean, told Reuters in Cairo.
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Some 50 of the leading non-governmental organisations (NGOs) have formed a coalition, oddly styled the "Reanimation Package of Reforms" (RPR) in English, that is pushing bills, staging protests, monitoring reforms and holding weekly meetings with MPs.
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Domenico Scala, who as head of the audit and compliance had led the reforms of FIFA, quit his post hours later, saying the committees were no longer independent of the Council and that reforms had been undermined.
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Instead of judging health system reforms by the number of people classified as "insured," reforms should focus on making excellent medical care more broadly available and affordable without restricting its use or creating obstacles to future innovation.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said Monday that President Trump could soon review potential reforms to Social Security and Medicare — but he stressed that the reforms under consideration wouldn't touch payments for current beneficiaries.
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We've written that the committee should not recommend a raise unless the Legislature approves the ethics reforms in special session; alternatively, the panel would be wise to conclude that no raise could take effect without ethics reforms.
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Saudi Arabia made the biggest improvement globally, enacting reforms that affected women's mobility, sexual harassment and retirement age, it said, although the Middle East and North Africa was the region still most in need of legal reforms.
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Despite his initial excitement about the legal reforms, over the course of covering the new trials (which, as part of the reforms, were now open to the public), he began to have serious doubts about the courts.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.) have introduced reforms to fix the acquisition system, but experts say it's too early to tell if their reforms are working.
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Xinhua said the first round of pilot reforms would also involve the China Southern Power Grid and the China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation, and a second round would begin later this year, extending reforms to more industrial sectors.
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"There are a host of specific reforms that the working group has been discussing for five months now, and we continue to discuss those various reforms," Cruz told reporters, emerging from McConnell's office after roughly 85033 minutes.
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Animal advocates, though, have often found that smaller reforms to an industry — for example, prohibiting dog fighting, horse slaughter for meat, and circuses — get people thinking about the overall cause and can lead to larger reforms later.
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Today, despite a record of domestic reforms, the president's star has waned.
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"There is one common theme in all of these reforms," he said.
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Mr. Obama's short trip is unlikely to spark overnight reforms in Cuba.
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His reforms have proved unpopular and have prompted widespread protests in France.
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Parliamentarians, meanwhile, are to debate letting the government pass labour reforms quickly.
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States and cities across the country are advancing common-sense bail reforms.
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Among expected reforms, value-added tax is to be introduced in January.
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Meanwhile, Sanders has argued for sweeping aside many Obama-era reforms. Framing
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Fink was a vocal supporter of President Enrique Pena Nieto's economic reforms.
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Some Chinese government advisers have called for accelerated reforms on the anniversary.
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It's only after President Reagan's tax reforms that it went down drastically.
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The reforms include corporate tax exemptions and a boost in export financing.
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Senate Republicans remain divided on those Medicaid cuts, insurance reforms, and more.
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Still, he believes scrapping the reforms in midstream would be a mistake.
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Recent debate about corporate tax reforms will likely continue at the NPC.
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Trump has even threatened to leave the international organization without major reforms.
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Merkel said reforms should be balanced and "not hit the wrong people".
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Macroeconomic and structural reforms remain urgent to contain any vulnerability, it said.
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Renzi's referendum proposes a bundle of reforms intended to improve Italian governance.
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The details of reforms must be discussed, added the spokesman, Steffen Seibert.
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Some conservatives want to link spending reforms to a debt ceiling hike.
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Washington still insists on those "reforms," but Beijing is unlikely to yield.
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Japan's reforms mark the biggest liberalization since Germany's over a decade ago.
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But Post admitted that some of the discussed reforms still needed time.
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That prompted sweeping reforms that streamlined and strengthened the country's air force.
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First is that there has not been a decision on structural reforms.
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If there were election reforms measures, I would look at them carefully.
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And the '86 reforms of course were a model of bipartisan cooperation.
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Democrats widely welcomed ERPO legislation, while also saying more reforms are needed.
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If these reforms are taken up, they could improve and accelerate science.
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But the reforms do little to address the root causes of indebtedness.
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He embarked on major institutional reforms, including the security and justice sectors.
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Without those utility reforms, there's only so smart any thermostat can get.
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Reforms must involve fundamental changes to the system, particularly to the judiciary.
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FIFA, the global governing body, established a "normalisation committee" to propose reforms.
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The euphoria that greeted Abiy's reforms has turned to nervousness and uncertainty.
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We've talked about how important these reforms are to saving our country.
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Banking reforms in America typically only emerge after a point of crisis.
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The reforms are at the proposal stage and open for public comment.
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In pursuit of this vision, some welcome structural reforms are under way.
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But bafflingly, the White House so far hasn't approved any state reforms.
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The new position was created as part of reforms of the I.A.A.F.
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Lava Jato's latest blast will delay the reforms, if not wreck them.
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Mr Schröder implemented a batch of market-friendly labour and welfare reforms.
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Mr Macron, however, should be careful about mimicking German reforms too slavishly.
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Labour reforms obviously take time to feed through into durable job creation.
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The aftermath of King's verdict should have led to police reforms nationwide.
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The government in February promised difficult and painful reforms to control spending.
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Some advocates hope this is a step toward larger federal marijuana reforms.
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Hong Kong can achieve much-needed reforms to its politics and administration.
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It's doubtful that these reforms would get to 100 percent universal coverage.
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Mr Ghani needs time to implement his reforms; donors must be patient.
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"President Zelenskyy has articulated a very clear commitment to reforms," Volker said.
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It is better to get big reforms right than to rush in.
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"Buyers are also happy with the reforms in the sector," he added.
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In swing states and districts, Democrats are calling for more tempered reforms.
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The economy is ticking along, but not because of bold domestic reforms.
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Investors, it said, are not yet convinced Mr Macri's reforms are "irreversible".
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The organization on Friday released an interim report on economic policy reforms.
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Beyond that, that's when you start getting named in campaign finance reforms.
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The proposed reforms are to be debated in parliament starting on Tuesday.
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But this must be the beginning, not the end, of his reforms.
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First, it is essential that there is no backsliding on the reforms.
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But the reality of these reforms is lost in the public controversy.
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A series of reforms in recent years has liberalised Italy's labour market.
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The reforms also aimed to reduce Pemex's bloated workforce by around half.
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He has introduced two bills that would partially undo Ms Bachelet's reforms.
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Outside Newark, the public perception of the school reforms remains widely negative.
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None of these reforms can be sold from behind a gilded desk.
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It is hard to overstate the importance of getting SOE reforms right.
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Middle-income wage earners will be the biggest beneficiaries of these reforms.
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Just how far Mr Mirziyoyev's reforms will go is a burning question.
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Mr Xi has already turned his back on other Deng-era reforms.
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Snap elections would delay reforms and not guarantee coalition stability, Gjenero said.
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Such tax reforms, which are popular among politicians, discourage firms from growing.
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Talks on various different trade reforms are now underway at different speeds.
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His ability to pass any further reforms would certainly be in doubt.
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The Economist: Behind your reforms is a bigger role for the state.
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However, that will likely derail urgent reforms needed in the labor market.
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She became the largest shareholder in the group and demanded governance reforms.
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Structural reforms, including an overhaul of the tax system, are sorely needed.
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Bigger reforms, to the National Health Service, for instance, have been delayed.
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Moreover, his government's reforms, although in many cases necessary, are widely reviled.
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They are talking about reforms in France that were previously completely unimaginable.
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Indeed, the criticisms of Ms Devos's reforms are generally light on specifics.
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The greatest threat to the reforms, however, comes from Mr López Obrador.
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The next test: Delivering on reforms while navigating Indonesia's complex political system.
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And even with the new reforms the barriers to entry are high.
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Unfortunately, even with these reforms, Rikers is still as violent as ever.
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But Brussels has become increasingly critical of Moldova's track record on reforms.
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France recently passed labour reforms inspired by its neighbour to the east.
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The palace has been clear: support the reforms or face the consequences.
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It also can remove incentives for governments to push reforms, it said.
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They carp that his reforms could have gone further, which is true.
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No more reforms will pass because this government is going to implode.
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More reforms will likely be needed, given Uber's fairly atrocious safety record.
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So far he has shown little willingness to embrace bolder structural reforms.
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Economic reforms launched in the late 1970s caused the system to collapse.
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Is it adopting the reforms needed to keep the economy bounding ahead?
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Moreover, there are reforms that Australia should be undertaking and is not.
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Nonetheless, Australia's example shows that reforms considered impossible elsewhere are perfectly achievable.
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But opposition by party rivals has frustrated efforts to enact several reforms.
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The Kremlin also faces stagnating economic growth and calls for fresh reforms.
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It's fair to say we owe these necessary reforms to Mr. Snowden.
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Central banks can't do this, we have to do the structural reforms.
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We have passed the biggest tax cuts and reforms in American history.
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The ABAB formula prevents that, whereas Mr Palacios-Huerta's reforms ensure it.
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Another question is whether the next president will continue Mr Temer's reforms.
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Reforms now allow greater foreign investment in its oil and gas industry.
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Germany has long insisted that Athens needs to focus on reforms instead.
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The costs of reversing Mr Peña's reforms will become visible only gradually.
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The city agreed to bring in a federal monitor to oversee reforms.
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He would build on Mr Temer's economic reforms but is deeply uncharismatic.
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Of all his reforms, the SNCF restructuring is not the most radical.
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Pors said the reforms needed to be spelled out in more detail.
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Conservatives had been clamoring for reforms to those programs to save money.
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Costs will rise if the opportunity for reforms is missed, he said.
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Tay argued that the Chinese have been transparent about their currency reforms.
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What are those enforceable structural reforms the U.S. wants China to implement?
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Despite economic reforms, anger has grown at gang violence and tepid growth.
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American history for instances in which progressive reforms were made—or nearly
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Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas, however, said the tax reforms would go ahead.
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It may also signal confidence that Temer will institute market-friendly reforms.
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The reforms seemed to work, if lowering gun deaths is the aim.
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