Examples of using Reform will in English and their translations into Russian
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The next phase of reform will require, more than ever,
Further judiciary reform will include further strong efforts to suppress corruption
at least under Articles 280 and 282, since the reform will change the content of these articles to adopt more narrow definitions.
The reform will seek to strengthen non-discrimination protection by extending the legislation more clearly to all grounds for discrimination,
Therefore, it is import to affirm that reform will continue as an outcome of positive social interaction,
With regard to, the Minister of Interior and Administrative Reform will take affirmative action in the process of recruiting commissioned
Administrative Reform: From political loyalty to meritocracy 19 June 2013 Administrative reform will contribute to establishing effective governance structures
given the overall effect that any reform will have not only on the manner in which the Security Council functions,
democratic principles, and that such land reform will contribute to a more equitable distribution of resources among the people of Zimbabwe,
Notes that the reform will include a comprehensive study of the integrated global management, in accordance with section II. B, paragraph 8, of resolution 57/283 B, in consultation with the Office of Internal Oversight Services
For these purposes, key reforms will involve.
These reforms will transform resource management
No reforms will be successful without this.
Legislative reforms will continue to promulgate the‘equal rights and opportunities' law
Those reforms will focus on five key areas:
These reforms will continue into 2010 with additional streamlining,
Our country hopes that these reforms will promote greater participation by the membership as a whole.
Why the reforms will go on, why it is important to build an ecosystem for reforms implementation.
These reforms will cover land, housing finance,
In addition, the reforms will encourage localized participation in decisions about the development of Aboriginal land.