Examples of using Important reforms in English and their translations into Russian
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We feel that following the important reforms of the Secretariat, the time has come to expand this Organization's authority, responsibility and budget.
Important reforms to address statelessness were undertaken in Côte d'Ivoire,
Armenia has undertaken important reforms to help domestic SMEs internationalise and link with multinational enterprises.
Important reforms in the area of public security have been
the need to carry out important reforms to sustain progress
He conducted important reforms in France which contributed to strengthening the competitiveness
It is our view that failure to reach consensus should not prevent action on these important reforms.
it should be noted that it is undergoing important reforms.
we look forward with optimism to engaging with other United Nations Member States this autumn and beyond to move important reforms forward.
which outlines a number of important reforms.
keep improving- even if further important reforms are still needed.
Regional commissions have also initiated important reforms and strengthened their approach to operational activities by the establishment of a multidisciplinary regional advisory group.
Numerous multi-stakeholder initiatives have been carried out across the ACN region triggering important reforms and fostering wider civil society engagement in policy making.
the World Bank have implemented important reforms seeking to redress imbalances in voice
The representative of Tunisia recalled the important reforms undertaken in his country in recent years, with a view to liberalizing the economy
Morocco had also launched important reforms in favour of women's rights
However, important reforms had been implemented in the same period,
The most important reforms under way, which relate to the Constitution Act
From 1998, and 2002, respectively, important reforms were launched in the Slovak Republic designed to catch up with the level of the advanced European states.
financial challenges are likely to reduce social spending and delay important reforms in key sectors.