Sentences with phrase «vital need for reform»
«There is still a vital need for reform and chief constables can not wriggle off their responsibilities on spending effectively.»
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Raab argued for, in The Future of Conservatism: Values Revisited, a further round of trade union reform arguing that «Luddite union leaders» block vital reforms needed to boost UK economic competitiveness.
«He was a remarkable man who saw the need for democratic and economic reform and in defending that reform he played a vital role at a crucial time in Russia's history.»
Silbert tells AdvocateDaily.com the legislation will change the Children's Law Reform Act, the Vital Statistics Act and 39 other statutes to ensure the partner of a birth parent can be legally recognized as a parent without the need for a court order.