Examples of using Institutional reforms in English and their translations into Finnish
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That is therefore the reason why institutional reforms are increasingly unavoidable, whatever their merit.
It was against this relatively unsatisfactory background that the negotiations at the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference aimed to introduce in the new Treaty the institutional reforms needed to make the CFSP effective.
The political and institutional reforms will offer the country gradual integration into the EU's policies and programmes.
We are seeing a certain increase in consensus on the idea that institutional reforms are necessary,
This issue will also be a main theme of the blueprint paper on administrative reform and institutional reforms.
The second priority is institutional reforms, which will become vital in an enlarged EU which will soon comprise 25, rather than 15, Member States.
it will not exist until the institutional reforms which are vital for its operation have been implemented.
the report proposes and recommends institutional reforms affecting the Treaties.
Of course, much remains to be done, in terms both of economic and institutional reforms, and the steps taken should be consolidated.
Structural and institutional reforms and improvement of the overall business environment are essential to underpin long-term, sustainable growth.
However, does it mean that we should block any enlargement until all institutional reforms have been achieved?
In this context, the EU has a large vested interest in encouraging significant institutional reforms in the developing world, where ageing will become
economic and institutional reforms, the EU's neighbourhood is to benefit from the prospect of closer economic and political links with the EU.
The integration of different policy instruments is necessary, linking institutional reforms, better regulation,
The future of the Union will not be determined by the ever more complicated institutional reforms which this House will be discussing tomorrow morning.
It could, and should, embrace much broader and deeper institutional reforms if it is to bring about each bit of consolidation needed for the next enlargement of the Union.
I am thinking here of support for civil society and for democratic and institutional reforms, and guaranteeing Europe's energy security.
We took a risk at the last enlargement by admitting three new members before any significant institutional reforms were in place to deal with the consequences of expanded membership.
Implementing the institutional reforms is, arguably, just as important,
deep reforms will be necessary: institutional reforms, political reforms