Sentences with phrase «warned against reforms»
However Mr Osborne is thought to be more sympathetic to the banks position and appears to have an ally in the prime minister, David Cameron, who warned against reforms which put the economy at risk.
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The International Monetary Fund warned Arab states on May 2 against complacency over a looming debt crisis, urging continued economic reforms despite a rise in oil prices.
Rabbi David Saperstein, director of the Religious Action Centre of Reform Judaism, also testified, as did the National Council of Churches, the Episcopal Church and a group of evangelical Protestants who signed a statement warning against global warming.
In particular is warned against politicising competition law reform.
De Blasio has opposed a lawsuit filed by Tax Equity Now NY attempting to force reform, warning against punting the fate of property tax reform to the courts.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer on Wednesday urged all of New York's 27 House members to unite against the Republican tax reform plan, warning it would disproportionately harm middle - class taxpayers and homeowners in their state.
A senior Liberal Democrat warned Cameron against backtracking on a personal commitment to Clegg that he would support the reforms — if necessary by using the Parliament Act to overcome Lords opposition.
The full extent of opposition to the plans became clear this morning when the right wing organisation Policy Exchange - often branded the prime minister's favourite think tank - warned against «overly hasty implementation» of the reforms.
Salon.com: «Resistance against corporate education reform»: Noam Chomsky, scholars warn Senate not to approve John King as secretary
City lawyers last week asked Judge Shira Scheindlin to hold off on implementing the reforms she ordered to the NYPD's stop - and - frisk policy, warning that that the restrictions could lead to a huge spike in crime and saying her ruling against stop - and - frisk was «rife with errors of law.»
During the bill's second reading, Baroness Deech cited a letter from a senior judge which warned against «the crude and amateurish reform of the delicately calibrated law of financial provision following divorce, which is currently attracting some support in the House of Lords».
Almost five months ago I already highlighted «the risk of Europe becoming the new Eldorado for NPEs / PAEs / trolls» and warned against focusing the whole patent reform debate exclusively on the U.S. while there also what I described as «the European threat».