Examples of using Future reforms in English and their translations into Italian
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and open the doors to enlargement and to new and future reforms. First of all, however, the objective of these negotiations is to get the door open.
This was also the case in sectoral organisations of markets, e.g. for wine, and consumers' interests would also play a part in future reforms relating to rice and sugar.
the upcoming enlargement and the future reforms of the Union's institutional system.
We hope that the Commission and the Council will draft an overall strategy, in which enlargement of the Union and its future reforms might be linked to a broader pan-European scenario.
whose presence at the head of the country was still seen by many as the best option for stability and future reforms, refused to allow the Constitution to be amended to permit him to run for another presidential term.
any other similar arrangement must not jeopardise either the funding of future reforms in dairy products,
As part of any future reforms of the common agricultural policy,
new data which I believe is essential we take into account in future reforms, in those changes which will unquestionably take place.
which will supply us with directives for future reforms within the health care policy,
The EESC believes that the SRSP is an initial step that needs to be consolidated and reinforced in future reforms of the EU Multiannual Financial Framework, in order to create a self-supporting programme with no need to undermine the budget envelopes of other existing EU support funds.
Everyone agrees that these negotiations must not depend on the outcome of the debate on the new Financial Perspective or the debate on future reforms- we have always kept these issues separate-
organised civil society in future reforms of the Treaties.
Therefore future reforms will have to take into account the Council's central position in order to improve its efficiency,
around two-thirds of the appropriations thereby freed up would fund future reforms and around one-third would be reserved for strengthening the CAP's second pillar- rural development.
men or adopted future reforms to that effect, although in some cases they will be fully completed as late as 2040ies.
the economic governance of the Union, and it is probably the first example of how possible future reforms of the Treaty will incorporate some of the elements of this economic governance.
as we must achieve a high level of ambition concerning this debate and future reforms in Laeken.
a comprehensive reporting procedure can be assured without undue overlap- notably in view of future reforms.
we can adapt it to any future reforms of policies which may be necessary as a result of the new financial perspectives.
Any future reform of the Treaty ought to take this into account.