Examples of using Institutional changes in English and their translations into Finnish
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The aim was to provide input for a debate on immigration questions prior to the entry into force of the Amsterdam Treaty and the large‑scale institutional changes flowing from it.
European citizenship, and institutional changes- enlargement to include East European countries.
The ratification of the Treaty of Nice completes the institutional changes which are required for the accession of the new Member States.
The second area is that the report demands new large institutional changes as an absolute condition for a future enlargement of the EU.
This need only be a short-lived transitional process if we implement the necessary structural and institutional changes without delay.
since it involves institutional changes which will continue into subsequent years.
Despite what has been being said over the past seven years, institutional changes are neither a complete nor a satisfactory response to these problems.
Monetary Union”1 outlined which institutional changes are required and how political awareness
In the European Union, which is above all a community under the rule of law, institutional changes require the reinforcement of respect for fundamental rights.
Finally, he stressed that the potential of the Lamfalussy framework should be exploited to the maximum extent possible before any farreaching institutional changes were considered see Chapter 4.
what a reform must look like and how institutional changes must be formulated.
Budgetary surveillance will also need to take into account that the candidate countries are undergoing tremendous structural and institutional changes.
The new regulation takes into account the legal and institutional changes which took place in the EU since 1994.
have an effective and efficient Union we must have institutional changes.
Budgetary surveillance will also need to take into account that the CEECs are undergoing tremendous structural and institutional changes.
Sub-option 2.1-"Reduce scope and keep implementation arrangements”, focusing on the necessary legal and institutional changes needed to comply with the accession criteria,
Despite the recent political and institutional changes in the Czech Republic, there has never been any discussion between the politicians there about this key objective.
The convergence criteria- the Maastricht criteria- are the economic targets and institutional changes that a country must achieve before adopting the single currency and entering the euro area.
The fact is that those institutional changes were already envisaged in the Maastricht Treaty,
At the next Intergovernmental Conference, it is the institutional changes which need to be concentrated upon. Otherwise,