Examples of using Reforms needed in English and their translations into Italian
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The Presidency summarised the debate stating that the reforms needed in the different member states should be socially balanced,
we must obtain those margins for manoeuvre and implement the reforms needed to prepare for the future.
For employment related programmes, the focus will be on implementing the reforms needed to progress towards full employment,
committing Member States to implementing the reforms needed for the policy to be effective;
social models in Europe are based; the reforms needed in order to face global competition
the promotion of a high level political commitment and the support to reforms needed to prevent and combat corruption,
namely that there be respect for the criteria and for the reforms needed if the countries concerned are to move towards accession.
The ENQA General Assembly of June 2004 has decided to extend ENQA membership to agencies from all 40 Bologna Signatory States and to introduce reforms needed for ENQA to fulfil its future task of providing services to its members and working towards mutual
support the unification of Europe and the reforms needed to create a Europe with equal citizens,
fund the employment strategy, to fund the infrastructures of their education systems and the reforms needed, all of which are very important to their development.
the Republic of Moldova', demanding that the country's authorities'pursue the reforms needed and fulfil their commitments to keep the Republic of Moldova on track for steady European integration.
thorough discussion on the reforms under way and other reforms needed, in particular on the development of civil society,
collection are of fundamental importance for the functioning of the state and for implementing the reforms needed for EU integration.
now is the time to redouble efforts and undertake the reforms needed to fulfil the Union's commitments to growth and jobs,
serves as guide to the CEEC Governments for a programme to push through the legislative and administrative reforms needed to prepare their countries for Community harmonization and the completion of the internal market.
Guidance on reform needs for Member States in regulation of professions.
These reforms need the support of all players involved.
For this, reforms need to continue with the utmost determination.
At the same time, reforms need to tackle existing shortcomings comprehensively.
But reforms need time to be decided
