Sentences with phrase «reform law»

Those who are older may pay more, but the health care reform law prohibits health insurance companies from taking gender or health status into account when setting premiums.

What are the most important provisions of the new tax reform law for companies and equities?

The state's education reform law of 2012 revised the «local charter» distinction to require staffing flexibility and to add the $ 3,000 - per - pupil incentive, he said.

Below we offer a look at what the financial reform law has meant for small banks, along with some of the other economic and market forces that are contributing to industry consolidation.

The passage of health care reform laws in 2009 has also resulted in some people paying more for health insurance premiums.

Currently, only state officials hired after a 2011 ethics reform law passed can lose their pensions if they are convicted of crimes related to their public office.

In recent years, common law countries have been reforming the law of defamation.

If campaign finance reform laws make progress maybe we'll see a return to public funding, but until then, it makes sense why both taxpayers and candidates have moved away from it.

You may have heard by now that congress recently passed sweeping credit card reform laws.

The healthcare reform law enacted in 2010 by the federal government.

Work with your tax advisor and employee benefits provider now to learn more about these and other new taxes, fees and requirements of the healthcare reform laws.

The tax reform law included a number of other major changes for individual taxpayers.

Well, you'd have to complete the paperwork and pass the «means test» created by the 2005 bankruptcy reform law.

That includes 58 percent support statewide for suing the federal government over the tax reform law signed late last year.

The 2010 banking reform law to stem the mortgage crisis has had a huge impact on residential real estate.

However, the new housing reform law did throw in a benefit to those who take the standard deduction.

The fact that it was agreed to through a new tenure - reform law with bipartisan support only helps, the study says.

The budget process has hit every deadline so far under a 2007 budget reform law that had been mostly ignored.

The improvement effort began more than 20 years ago when state legislators passed a major reform law that put rigorous academic goals and well - designed assessments front and center.

Does the tax reform law offer advantages to private capital over other alternative strategies, by virtue of the former as job creators?

A 2010 education reform law gave the state new authority to intervene in chronically underperforming schools.

What's more, the new tax reform law expanded the value of 529 plans.

The second objective is to reform the law breaker.

The article provides a summary of recent state supreme court cases in which opponents of civil liability reform have challenged reform laws, mostly on constitutional grounds.

Consumers across the country will start seeing these numbers on menu boards when labeling requirements roll out nationwide as part of the new health care reform law.

Currently, only state officials hired after a 2011 ethics reform law was passed can lose their pensions if they are convicted of crimes related to their public office.

New credit card reform laws have changed this so that the rate can only be increased due to default (and only on the affected account).

The tax reform law included a number of other major changes for individual taxpayers.

Many of the large increases are believed to be a result of the recent tax reform law that was passed.

Instead, the loans would be based on sound underwriting principles, which Sen. Isakson and others have said was the original intent of the QRM when it was made part of the Wall Street reform law enacted two years ago.

The Law Commission's report in 2001 on limitation, Limitation of Actions, was never implemented but the government has said there will be consultation on reforming the laws on limitation sometime this year.

The 2012 tenure reform law requires districts to bring tenure charges against those with ratings of» ineffective» for two consecutive years, and two years later, 2015 will be the first test to see if districts will move on the opportunity.

«Young black people have been fighting to save lives through gun reform laws for years without the support and energy given to the Stoneman Douglas students,» noted Teen Vogue columnist Lincoln Anthony Blades.

Malloy's education reform law also included a series of $ 500,000 «start - up grants» that charter schools could get from the state.

Since the school reform law went into effect in 2002 and Pennsylvania's Governor appointed Paul G. Vallas the first Chief Executive Officer of the Philadelphia school district, «reform» has been aimed to bust unions and impose massive privatization on the nation's eighth largest public school system.

The health care reform law requires individuals who don't meet one of the law's exemptions to buy an insurance plan that meets minimum requirements or face a penalty.The law set up online state insurance exchanges to simplify cost comparisons among plans and to make purchasing a plan easy.

It is also helpful to understand tort reform laws in Texas, and how that may hinder your ability to successfully pursue a medical malpractice case in some situations.

Hence, the states amended their child custody reform laws, The Record noted.

Nearly three years since the passing of a major reform law for financial services firms, a whopping 83.6 % of the survey respondents believe that banks should be subject to even more regulation, and 79.6 % said credit cards should also be subject to more regulation.

The Volcker rule, finalized three years after the Dodd - Frank financial reform law passed in the wake of the 2007 - 2009 financial crisis, restricts U.S. banks from making certain kinds of speculative transactions on their own account and from investing in hedge funds.

In light of the corruption trials of two former legislative leaders taking place this week and New York State's D - minus grade in how it handles issues of integrity from a national comparison study, New York's leading good government groups today called upon the New York State legislature and governor to complete the job of reforming our laws governing public ethics.

· Increase of the Retirement Age: The pension reform law includes an increase in the retirement age from 62 to 63 and includes provisions allowing early retirement with penalties.

This was one of the key lessons learned early on by EPAC and led to the recommendation to delay full implementation of the evaluation system by a year: 2012 - 2013 was scheduled in the tenure reform law as a capacity - building year for districts to choose, train in, and practice using a teacher practice instrument.

A decade after a federal bankruptcy reform law took effect, a new class of Americans has been created: the permanently insolvent.

In 2010, the state of Delaware passed a modified version of the Companion Animal Protection Act (CAPA), a shelter reform law written by my organization, the No Kill Advocacy Center.