Sentences with phrase «fundamental changes proposed»

Among the fundamental changes proposed, one — a change in the basis of membership — was critical.

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Perhaps that can be done partly by a fundamental change in the «conceptuality» employed to analyze the basic issues in theological education and to propose resolutions of those issues.

If there was an abdication of responsibility, it was from those who forgot that when people propose a change to the status quo, especially a fundamental constitutional change, the emphasis rests with them to make their argument.

David Cameron admitted there is a «fundamental disagreement» between himself and Nick Clegg, after the DPM revealed that his party will vote against proposed boundary changes.

«If the government had proposed a treaty change to include the charter of fundamental rights into British law, that would have triggered a referendum under the EU bill.

We'll have to see what Mr Cameron proposes but I can't see the EU making any fundamental changes unless there is an iron will behind Mr Cameron's ambitions and some sort of threat of sanction if nothing changes.

Should the visa plan proceed, the groups called on the administration to expand resources at U.S. consulates to manage such a fundamental change, and said the proposal should be subject to regular rulemaking procedures and not the proposed emergency review that limits consideration and public input.

Yamamoto has always been opposed to NSF's broader impacts criterion, but he says that the proposed changes will only make things worse by «threaten [ing] the foundation of really fundamental investigation» whose broader impact can not be determined from the outset.

Fundamental changes will be made in the proposed demonstration FBR to follow Monju.

It has not opened up the necessary debate on the fundamental design of the assessment system, and proposes virtually no change at KS2.

Dear Rajni, Suggest you to kindly go through the fundamental changes (if any) proposed on these funds or not.

With this being said, in 2014, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) proposed changes to mortgage rules, taking a tougher approach to borrowers» ability to repay, which is the fundamental requirement.

Post the SEBI circular on rationalisation and categorisation of schemes, the fund proposes to make fundamental changes to comply with SEBI's guidelines.

But in Issues, analysts have identified a more fundamental problem — the social cost of carbon dioxide is the wrong guide to follow — and they proposed an alternative method that better reflects what is known about long - term effects of climate change and how these effects should be valued by today's decision - makers.

Steve Koonin proposed to look at the fundamental science aspects of climate change (as per IPCC WG1).

He said that this area is a fundamental requirement to meet adaptation objectives and that AOSIS is proposing an insurance mechanism to address loss and damage from climate change impacts.

January 25, 2015 — «Proposed legislation in the Missouri Senate could significantly alter criminal prosecution with a fundamental change in the structure of prosecuting attorney offices that is tied to structural reforms of the circuit court system.Senate Bill 79, sponsored by Sen. Bob Dixon (R - Greene County), would allow county commissions to abolish the office of county prosecuting attorney to join a state's attorney system that could potentially have some elected prosecutors covering multiple counties.»

Oxera's review, dated 15 July, found there were fundamental flaws to the E&Y analysis and that until they have been addressed it did not form a reliable basis upon which to assess the effects of the proposed changes in the legal aid market.

To the contrary, proposed changes to the permit system and Aboriginal land ownership involve weakening Aboriginal freehold title, as opposed to the freehold title of other property owners, and are racially discriminatory at a fundamental level.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (The Corps) have issued a proposed rulemaking that redefines most water bodies as «waters of the U.S.,» which is a fundamental change to the Clean Water Act.