Sentences with phrase «there under this reform»

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There's both a carrot and a stick element to the bundled payment system, which is part of the medical care reimbursement reforms authorized under the Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare).

Baltimore has made incremental progress reforming its police department under its year - old consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice, but is still far from where it needs to be and faces significant technological hurdles in getting there, city...

«Work is the best means of providing people with financial security, and with our welfare reforms people are moving into employment faster and staying there longer than under the old system.»

There is a clear demand on the part of the Christians in India to work for economic justice especially in view of the swifter and greater marginalization of the poor as a result of economic reforms under globalization.

But there are things Cruyff never threw away neither did pep, lucho did throw certain things not because he doesn't have any sense but out of his love he reformed our style and gave us glory and results but in The way HE KNEW, valverde was under Cruyff, the man has made many positive comments about valverde, he isn't stupid, HE MADE us.

Kozhimannil said that under health reform there is more help available to new mothers who are attempting to breastfeed.

That members of a reformed Lords would be unable to stand for re-election effectively removes that effect from the equation, and there is no evidence to suggest that Lords elected under an open preferential system would be any more likely to follow the party leadership than those elected under STV.

There is good reason to believe that, despite the FDP and Green Party coming out in favour of reforms, that cannabis legalisation will not advance under the Jamaican banner flying over Germany.

Meanwhile she bases her critique of FPTP on the safe seats issue — a real problem, but one that AV would do very little to address (the Electoral Reform Society's own report on AV admits that «There will be relatively few constituencies which are currently uncompetitive under FPTP but would be put into play by AV.»)

There's the Affordable Care Act, Thawed Cuba - American relations, the economy has shown steady growth with unemployment under 5 % for the first time in 8 years, the Iranian Nuclear treaty, same sex marriage, GM is alive and Bin - Laden's dead, updated the Fair Labor Standards act so people get paid for overtime hours... again, Dodd - Frank Wall St reforms, the CARD act to protect credit card users from unfair charges and business practices, etc etc..

And yet Northern Ireland still stands aloof - a majority is voting for reform there and yet the Assembly, under the complex rules of Stormont, has not yet enabled same sex marriages to take place.

There are, they were just not represented under first - past - the - post but, because of electoral reform, they are now.

There have been clashes between George Osborne and Iain Duncan Smith and the two men may never love each other but it would be an exaggeration to say that the Welfare Secretary has forced the Chancellor to embrace this reform under threat of resignation.

She insists, rather, that there must be sweeping reforms under a new commissioner for the Department of Correction.

There are fears that students will be left with crippling debt after university under the reforms, which they will face paying off for most of their lives.

There is a questionable aspect to this mailer — it's use of a Washington Post story that reported eight House members are under investigation over a fundraiser that was held near the House financial reform vote.

Under Silver's reforms there would be no more secret settlements, reporting sexual harassment would be mandatory and an independent investigator would be appointed for all harassment complaints.

The role of Speaker at one level is confined to chairing debates in the Commons, but in the current crisis caused by the expenses row, there is a consensus that the position is more public and will require driving a reform agenda that sees the executive brought under control.

There would never have been the kind of reforms that Mrs Thatcher achieved in office under that system.

Born and raised in Albany New York, and admittedly a reformed Abercrombie & Fitch junkie (not alone there, dear K, so many of us would cop to the occasional A&F purchase under interrogation.

For example, Murray immediately follows his acknowledgment that there might be some potential in school reform with a stern warning not to expect much: «But even the best schools under the best conditions can not repeal the limits on achievement set by limits on intelligence.»

Simply observing a delay in progress and pointing out that there is a limit to the human life span (it is a matter of ceilings, you know) would blind one to the obvious reforms that the nation could adopt that might improve life expectancy, such as reducing rampant alcoholism, bringing its AIDS epidemic under control, and cleaning up its environmental messes.

Also in this issue: A look back at what the Obama administration's signature education reform got wrong, with lessons learned to guide states and districts in refining their teacher evaluation systems, and a warning on the limits of federally - led school reform; a proposal for how to redesign education research under the Every Student Succeeds Act; and a debate on whether there is a federal constitutional right to education.

«Most relevant to the current national discussion on tax reform is that when asked about an education tax credit scholarship under consideration by Congress and the Trump Administration, there is strong support.

Despite reassurances from Michael Gove that reforms based on the Swedish system of «free» schools would not be run for profit, there is the strong possibility under this system that governing bodies could increasingly contract out the running of schools to private companies in return for management fees.

The District has made a good faith effort to implement the 2007 law that placed public schools under mayoral control, but there is no evidence that the change in governance has been a factor in improved standardized test scores, according to the first major independent study of D.C. school reform.

File this one under — There is truly no lie that is too big for the charter school industry and its corporate education reform associates.

The proposal is still under consideration there in an ongoing regulatory docket considering reforms to the state's renewable portfolio standard.

Under family law reforms, the LSS proposed that there be more duty counsel and community - based advice services to increase the availability of family law services; provide assistance for housing and debt problems; and expand mediation referrals.

Given discussions under way within the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA) and the Washington Supreme Court, there likely will be more ABS expansion to come, along with other potential law practice regulatory reforms that will fundamentally change the law practice landscape for lawyers and our clients.

Ontario) decides in Convocation whether to bestow money and approval on Attorney General Bryant's proposal to resurrect the Law Reform CommissionThough there's no specific mention of it in the agenda [pdf]; presumably it will come up under the Finance and Audit Committee's report re the 2007 budget.

«Overall, I conclude that the Ontario human rights system is working better in many respects than under the previous code; but I would declare the reforms a «qualified success» since there remain a number of challenges in the revised system,» he writes.

So Parliament passed the Law Reform (Personal Injuries) Act 1948 which provided that: «In any action for damages for personal injuries there shall be disregarded in determining the reasonableness of any expenses, the possibility of avoiding those expenses, or part of them by taking advantage of facilities available under the National Health Service Acts.»

There is discussion (twice) about the Church of England but the ECHR and Human Rights Act 1998 is relegated to a passing reference in a paragraph towards the end under the heading «Other constitutional reforms».»

This difficulty is compounded by the fact that traditional laws and customs are transmitted orally from generation to generation, so evidence of these may be restricted or inadmissible under the hearsay rule.137 This is an issue that has been identified by the Australian Law Reform Commission in its Review of the Uniform Evidence Act 1995.138 The Commission proposes that the uniform Evidence Acts should be amended to provide an exception to the hearsay and opinion evidence rules for evidence relevant to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander traditional laws and customs.139 The Commission also observed that there are strong arguments that the NTA should be amended as the relevant provision does not provide sufficient guidance on or certainty on the admissibility of evidence in native title proceedings.140 However, legislative amendment to the NTA falls outside the terms of reference of this review.

The alimony reform bill changes «permanent» alimony, limits alimony in marriages under 20 years (unless there are exceptional circumstances), codifies modification of alimony upon retirement, and more clearly defines how alimony may be terminated or modified pursuant to changes in circumstances.

Courts want to hear the «voice of the child,» and there are various ways to do that, he says, including through a family therapist, a formal forensic family assessment, a judicial interview or a lawyer appointed for the child — either privately under the Children's Law Reform Act or from the Office of the Children's Lawyer (OCL), which operates as an independent law office in Ontario's Ministry of the Attorney General.

[FN171] One of the benefits of the new law, and one that must be reached to feel any sense that we as a society are meeting our obligation to the poor under this welfare reform, is that states now have the flexibility to eliminate the rule that disqualifies a family from receiving cash assistance when there is a second parent in the house.