Sentences with phrase «in need of reform»

Our bankruptcy laws are badly in need of reform to push the needle in the opposite direction.

I would separate your question into two parts: the most urgent area in need of reform, and what is most needed to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

Then we remember that the church is always in need of reform.

Since this goal must be achieved through the very political process that is so much in need of reform, some may say we are dreaming.

She used the expansion as an example of why land use review procedures are in need of reform through her master plan.

Throughout Chapter 3, I have identified a number of elements of native title law and policy in need of reform.

Christian education in a majority of congregations is a tired enterprise in need of reform.

Adoption as an institution is absolutely in need of reform, and deserves to be examined always with a critical eye.

This scheme is widely acknowledged to be in need of reform at least.

As I noted yesterday, this will leave the state's education system still in need of reform, but thankfully spared from even further capture by the unions.

Kurien and other economists are not saying that Indian economy is not in need of reforms, but they point out that the «thrust of any alternative reform measures must be towards the welfare of the largest segments of our society.»

State Chairman Frank MacKay made the following statement following the convention, «The members of the Independence Party represent a cross-section of political views, but we are firmly united in our beliefs that our growing dysfunctional governing bodies in NYS and Washington, DC are deeply in need of reform from the bottom up and the top down.

State Chairman Frank MacKay offered the following statement, «The members of the Independence Party represent a cross-section of political views, but we are firmly united in our beliefs that our growing dysfunctional governing bodies in NYS and Washington, DC are deeply in need of reform from the bottom up and the top down.

Simon Jenkins: First thoughts: Nick Clegg is at the mercy of an «open market» for vexatious litigation and an upper chamber desperately in need of reform

«In terms of the future, our country where no party has an overall majority and we have some deep and pressing problems - a huge deficit, deep social problems, a political system in need of reform.

With the tax code in need of reform but debt at its highest point as a share of the economy since just after World War II, Congress should pass a fiscally responsible tax overhaul that grows the economy but does not add to the debt.

What began as an effort to reform the institutional Catholic Church has become its own institution in need of reform.

Allen seems to have taken the ball and run with it: the Committee has inquired into a variety of issues that seemed in need of reform, including constitutional codification.

«We think the system has been long in need of reform,» Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie said in an interview.

Often referred to as «Albany» in political shorthand, state government perennially has been criticized as in need of reform.

Unfortunately, Hernando County Animal Services doesn't post such data online (another sign of an agency in need of reform).

The fact that they aren't is yet another indication that the global financial sector is in need of reform far more drastic than has been contemplated so far * The policies «demanded» by S&P to keep the rating (drastic cuts in infrastructure spending) would have been economically disastrous

If we get this right, we'll help reinvent an industry in need of reform.»

This video has pinpointed three key areas in need of reform to create a legitimate political community for the EU: political engagement, common public identity and the EU's ability to problem solve.

They are the description of the Church as semper reformanda (always in need of reform) and as populi Dei (the people of God).

There can be no realistic argument not to make adjustments just because it would strain the Mexico economy (which is much in need of reform, why do auto workers only make $ 5 / day?).

New York State's pension system offers an open invitation to political corruption and is desperately in need of reform.

«We have some deep and pressing problems: a huge deficit, deep social problems and a political system in need of reform.

Western Australian Treasurer Christian Porter has welcomed an interim report on the carve - up of GST revenue, which has flagged changes to a system Mr Porter says is broken and in need of reform.

Taverns and beer halls, once dismissed as the domain of the «worldly» in need of reform, are today the meeting places for churches

On this 240th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence, our beloved country is badly in need of reform.

In her human structures the Church is always in need of reform — Ecclesia semper reformanda.

The Dissolution of the Monasteries (1536 and 1539), some of which were in need of reform, was also primarily because the king wanted their wealth.

15:41 - OK, here's Nick Clegg, deputy prime minister and the leader of the Liberal Democrats, setting out «why our upper chamber is in need of these reforms».

Some of these organisations are in need of reform and renewal to make them relevant to our needs today.

The United Nations — in need of reform, but vital still — has its foundations in the Special Relationship, from the original Declaration of St James» Palace to the Declaration by United Nations, signed in Washington, and drafted themselves by Winston Churchill and President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The New York tax code is cumbersome, often unfair and in need of reform.

But, as private employers have reduced retirement options for their workers, critics nationwide have seized upon public pensions as unsustainable and in need of reform.

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, said: «There is no doubt that the inspection and accountability regimes are in need of reform.

One of the advantages incumbents in the state Assembly have over their challengers is a printing budget that enables them to mail out quarterly newsletters to their constituents, which at least one good government group says is in need of reform.

No doubt you have heard the news that public education is in need of reform.

Scotto didn't immediately endorse Singas in the general election, saying, «I do believe the district attorney's office is dysfunctional and in need of reform.

This action, she said, also indicates the «EPA's strong belief that the 1976 law is both outdated and in need of reform.»