Examples of using Reform programmes in English and their translations into Danish
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thus that the Europe 2020 Strategy should be fully integrated into National Reform Programmes.
as well as National Reform Programmes by 2012.
which will have to be incorporated into national reform programmes, which will also be innovative.
economic groups- which was reinforced by the 2005 relaunch of the Strategy and the launch of national reform programmes in all Member States in order to push through so-called structural reforms,
The examination of the Member States' draft National Reform Programmes shows that Member States should continue to make every effort to address the following priority areas:
Their discussions centred on Russia's economic reform programme and the need for food aid.
Moreover, ECU 20 million under the PHARE programme for technical assistance in applying the Government's reform programme.
particularly with regard to pursuing its reform programme.
IOSCO as well as in the recent US Treasury Financial Regulatory Reform programme.
I hope we can concentrate on these reform programmes.
This leads the Commission to continue to implement the reform programmes for the social security systems in the applicant countries.
National reform programmes present key policy measures to enhance growth
By submitting national reform programmes, Member States have accepted a new responsibility, setting out detailed commitments for action.
If we are to assist our neighbours in implementing challenging reform programmes, we must have something appealing to offer to them.
At the same time Member States should be encouraged to give the highest priority to tackling unemployment in their National Reform Programmes.
In April, Member States submit their National Reform Programmes and their Stability or Convergence Programmes to the Commission
The Member States have then used those guidelines as a basis to draw up national reform programmes corresponding to specific national needs.
In the interim, the Member States have also reported on their national reform programmes in implementation of the new growth and employment policy.
The Council will be presented with a report by the Employment Committee which examines the Member States' national reform programmes, including their employment policies.
these would be met, building on the countries' future National Reform Programmes.