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Whereas in 2014 the Algerian Government introduced pro-democratic constitutional revisions and promised further reforms to protect human rights
The Commission recommends further reforms for these areas for Member States such as Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Croatia, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Romania, Slovenia, Spain and Poland.
The‘no policy change' option offers the greatest flexibility and does not preclude further reforms to speed up the decision-making process.
Successive enlargements of the euro area will also help reap the full benefits of the Single Market but require further reforms.
international creditors have said the government needs WEB make further reforms to the pension system.
quality of public expenditure at all levels of public administration and further reforms of the system for managing public finances.
There was talk of a new civilian constitution, further reforms, and more intensive reform efforts to address still unresolved issues.
Transitions to formal employment would also require further reforms of labour taxation, business registration requirements
The common denominator of the group is that hardly any further reforms of the monetary union are needed… a voice which many politicians in Berlin, by the way, do appreciate.
The EU agreed further reforms in 2003, with the emphasis on high-quality farm produce and animal-friendly farming practices
the CAP will undergo further reforms in the future.
No doubt future Parliaments- and indeed future Councils- will identify and agree further reforms.
Reductions in non-staff related expenditure, further reforms of the Staff Regulation and other internal administrative measures.
The protesting teachers also demanded that the government consult them before making any further reforms to the education system.
Furthermore, the trade in entitlements and further reforms require legal certainty as to the entitlements attributed.
Further reforms should mainly aim at promoting entry of new companies and pursuing internal integration.
Member States are benefiting from past policies but further reforms are indispensable for enhancing the smooth functioning of EMU
to abstain from unilateral measures that could hamper progress and further reforms'.
It is clear therefore that further work on the pension system is needed and further reforms are essential.
Further reforms are in train through the Securities Financing Transactions Regulation(SFTR)56, the proposal on Money Market Funds and the forthcoming legislative proposal on CCP recovery and resolution.