Examples of using Further reforms in English and their translations into French
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The vision statement should be developed so as to promote further reforms in UNIDO and in conformity with the Business Plan
I look forward to further reforms that strengthen the IMF's ability to provide well-balanced advice
The financial system has not yet been fully repaired and further reforms are needed to reactivate bank and capital market financing for productive investment.
Moreover, public acceptance of further reforms will be undermined if they are not accompanied by broad-based measures in other areas.
Further reforms related, inter alia,
resolve to undertake further reforms and is considering the release of those who were jailed for political reasons.
It would provide the basis for further reforms towards improving system-wide coherence,
The capacity building initiatives undertaken within the framework of the capacity building fund have laid a solid foundation on which to build further reforms of public administration.
review its position when it came to further reforms.
it is a step forward in expectation of further reforms in line with international standards.
Currently, an Action Plan is prepared in cooperation with the EC for further reforms in this area.
People's Bank of China(PBC) Announcement of Further Reforms of the Foreign Exchange System.
Economic Affairs launched a process for further reforms to the VAT.
including further reforms in the justice sector.
Further reforms mean that considerable advances have been made in respect of electricity markets in recent years,
According to KHRP, further reforms are necessary at constitutional level to bring Turkey's national legislation in line with its obligations under international law.
of policies elaborated or the adoption of further reforms for gender equality.
In 2002, further reforms were made to establish a competitive market by categorizing telecommunications enterprises as network infrastructure providers
on which to build a foundation for further reforms.
The fact that some sectors of the economy have not yet received their full share of benefits may pose additional challenges for further reforms in the mid and long term.

