Exemplos de uso de To implement reforms em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Turkey is therefore being encouraged to carry out further reforms and to implement reforms already adopted so that it continues to improve its prospects of membership.
which have not made use of the benefits of introducing the euro to implement reforms and to reduce their debt levels,
The urgent need to implement reforms in the judicial system,
We took pains to implement reforms from the student's perspective,
encouraging and motivating them to implement reforms that are difficult in the short term
there is a clear need to implement reforms to increase productivity
Regions are at the front-line when it comes to implementing reforms and making investments in the core areas of the Europe 2020 strategy:
Bishop Marbod attempted to implement reform principles in his diocese of Rennes,
And after 10 July there will of course be an urgent need for long-term assistance from the international community to implement reform in the political, economic and social spheres.
The maximum levels are needed in order to inspire the Member States to implement reforms.
The Commission therefore welcomes the commitment of the Member States to implement reforms in the Lisbon National Reform Programmes.
demonstrating the unwillingness of this country's government representatives to implement reforms and democratise the country.
We believe that the wording of the report which makes cohesion policy subject to conditions that force the Member States to implement reforms is unclear
in order to enable the beneficiary States to implement reforms for themselves- a principle to which the Commission does not pay sufficient attention.
ie Council has not- as the President has informed s- been in a position to implement reforms.
over the past decade, in many euro area countries there still seems to be a long way to go to implement reforms that ensure employment rates in line with the best-performing countries.
whereas these countries are willing to implement reforms in order to evolve towards market-oriented economies;
As a result, the EU will most likely not be able to achieve the Lisbon targets unless Member States vigorously step up their efforts to implement reform.
Eeking to implement reform and develop her economy with limited input of foreign expertise
you have to implement reform in the European Union's agricultural production,