Sentences with phrase «issue of reform»

«I know personally that he believes strongly in this needed issue of reform but clearly decided to wait until a later time in his term to deal with this,» he said.

Although unpopular with many researchers, Fursenko also tackled the thorny issue of reform of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS).

Like the fabled artefact, delving into complex legal research, especially on issues of reform can often lead to unexpected and difficult results - or lead one down a rabbit hole of questions - but instead of shying away from these challenges, the Women and the Law Society saw Pandora's Box as a means of celebrating the inquisitive and critical nature of the legal mind.

And it is important in approaching issues of reform not to give ammunition to right wing critics of the Fed who would deny it the capacity to engage in the kind of crisis responses that have judged in their totality been successful in responding to the financial crisis.

12:45 - But now Keith Vaz suggests he wants an amendment to the bill, looking at «the whole issue of reform».

The most recent issue of Reform, the journal of the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC), is devoted to Native Title.

It is true that this is a new initiative of Pope Francis, but in prioritising the issue of reform of the Curia he is surely only putting into effect the manifest desires of Benedict XVI.

«All three parties have clear manifesto commitments on the issue of reform, and we now have a white paper,» he said.

Otumfuo Osei Tutu said it was time the Minister took the issue of reforms at the AG's department seriously since the Special Prosecutor, Mr. Martin Amidu, would need the support of the department to be successful in the work he has been appointed to do.

Said Paterson: «We will call the Senate into session every day until the people's business is discharged and deliberations are held on a number of important issues, we will be moving on to issues of reform, fiscal discipline and also civil rights.»