Examples of using Reform programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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They largely reflect the broader reform agenda outlined in the Stability and National Reform Programmes.
We have 25 national reform programmes.
Both have submitted national reform programmes.
Management training, vocational education and training reform programmes Obj.1.
It approved recommendations on the member states' national reform programmes and budgetary policies.
Reform programmes must continue by adopting,
They represent a continuity of the broader reform agenda outlined in the Convergence and National Reform Programmes, and step up ongoing reform projects in the areas of fiscal governance, public administration, and education.
The eligible actions should include capacity building for social and civil society players involved in policy reform programmes.
These guidelines represent a foundation upon which the Member States' National Reform Programmes are currently being constructed,
The European Council welcomes the Member States' National Reform Programmes and the Commission's Community Lisbon Programme
national reform programmes and industrial policy in order to promote investments,
Reform programmes are needed to mitigate the effects of the crisis, which will result in the creation of jobs.
Convergence Programme and National Reform Programmes.
The Member States' national reform programmes, which we are already analysing,
They stressed that fiscal consolidation and reform programmes should be well-balanced with respect to their social impact
Most National Reform Programmes also avoid having a large number of macroeconomic priorities, allowing the focus
For the SDGs to be translated into European policies and national reform programmes in the Member States.
In this first year of the new strategy, the Member States will present their National Reform Programmes in the Autumn 2010, setting out in
By submitting national reform programmes, Member States have accepted a new responsibility,
These objectives are rightly seen in the broader perspective of National Reform Programmes and the Lisbon Strategy,