1.   And following revelations of possible fundraising improprieties at the Democratic National Committee, many are looking to the proposal offered by Feingold and two GOP colleagues for systemic reforms.

2.   A chorus of community activists and city officials has accused the department of bungling or delaying a laundry list of systemic reforms proposed after the King beating.

3.   But proposals for systemic reform are more vital.

4.   But their approaches to systemic reform of the electoral system are very different.

5.   In either case, the information was comforting, obviating a lot of soul-searching and the need for systemic reforms.

6.   Studies by proponents and opponents of market-driven health care call into question that presumed lack of public support for systemic reform.

7.   That points to the need for systemic reforms, in three areas.

8.   To avoid this, Smith said, systemic reform must also ensure that all teachers are well prepared and that facilities and materials for poor children are adequate.

9.   Was that a red herring to deflect systemic reforms?

10.   He also said that it would continue systemic reform, including changes in the fiscal and tax areas as well as the financial market.