Sentences with phrase «champion needed reform»

Not exact matches

Candidate Hillary now talks up the need for criminal justice reform to undo the 1994 crime bill her husband championed; decries the wages on American workers of NAFTA and subsequent free - trade deals he ushered in; and calls for cracking down on a financial sector he helped deregulate.
Thursday's group stage draw provides the perfect illustration of why the Champions League needs reform.
The paper singled out Assemblyman Richard Brodsky for being a «dogged champion» of public authorities reform, but said his reputation for being overly aggressive and grating «even on his allies» doesn't suit the AG's office, which needs a diplomatic leader at its helm.
I urge Governor Cuomo to be the champion of reform that we so desperately need, and I'm proud to join Senator Squadron, Assembly Member Kavanagh, and my other colleagues in calling for the Governor to make LLC reform a line in the sand in his Executive Budget,» said State Senator Liz Krueger.
«The low - wage service workers we represent need a champion in Albany who will advocate for raising workers» standards, the DREAM Act and state - level immigration reforms, and ensure the labor movement remains a force for upward economic mobility.»
In Albany, Malliotakis has been a proponent of expanding TAP eligiblity and bringing it back for graduate students, reforming the Access - A-Ride program, pushing for toll relief and other transportation needs, championing transparency in the Legislature and reforming and funding programs that address the opioid epidemic.
«Unfortunately, this is a lesson that needs to be relearned by some of my allies in the education reform movement who champion these independently run public schools.»
A growing number of reform champions were converted to the cause because their kids needed different options for schooling.
For the past 17 years Dianne has been the leading champion in the battle to force long - needed school finance reform here in Connecticut.
On this week, National School Choice Week, we the undersigned endorse this champion of choice and the education reforms needed to improve the future of every child in America.
Like a true champion of corporate education reform, Gray appears committed to the notion that a «post-modern,» corporate oriented approach to public higher education is a «simple» solution to providing Connecticut's residents with the higher educational opportunities they need and deserve in today's complex world.
As Director of the Bailey - Sullivan Leadership Institute at the Black Alliance for Educational Options (BAEO), Offiong Bassey is spearheading the Bailey - Sullivan Advocacy Leadership Fellowship, which addresses the need for more Black advocates equipped to champion parental choice and transformational education reform initiatives in the Black community.
In this conversation Dr. Fuller — a civil rights activist and champion for the people of New Orleans, spoke candidly about education reform in New Orleans and the need to empower the communities most impacted by reform efforts over the past 10 years.
First and foremost is Pocan's championing of tax reform and the need to talk about revenues.
Alberta and B.C. had a joint commission, the ABC Report, which also criticized the inflexibility in pension plans, and said there was a need for someone to champion pension reform.
While solitary confinement reform is being championed by civil libertarians across the country, Correctional Service Canada and the unions need to be onside as well.
Groups of councils across the country have today been announced as pathfinder champions for the government's special educational needs and disability (SEND) reforms.
The # 30 million will be used to recruit and train a pool of «independent supporters» - champions drawn from independent voluntary, community and private organisations to help the families of children and young people with special educational needs (SEN) through the new process following comprehensive reforms to support.
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