Examples of using Reform processes in English and their translations into Slovak
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independent judicial system, cooperation with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and, above all, reform processes in the spheres of democratisation,
In contrast, budget support is seen as a means of fostering partner countries' ownership of development policies and reform processes, strengthening national accountability institutions
In July 1989, President Bush travelled to Poland and Hungary to encourage the“round table” reform processes in both countries but he did not venture beyond that in encouraging the Poles and Hungarians to shake off Soviet rule.
its national reform processes and its relations with the EU.
othercivil society organisations(CSO), as well as regional organisations- in reform processes and policy dialogues;
strengthening its role in political transitions, reform processes and democratic transformations,
whereas further delays in opening the negotiations might have a negative impact on the reform processes in the country and the credibility of the EU in the region;
the effects of the degree of maturity of the economy on the reform processes.
believe that it is now that President Assad's regime needs to be given time to implement all the reform processes which have been announced," Interfax quoted a ministry source as saying.
(d) Supporting a thriving civil society and its role in reform processes and democratic transformations,
its national reform processes and its relations with the EU.
implementing complex reform processes and achieving macroeconomic stability.
Ongoing policy reform processes, including those of the CAP,
as an important external dimension of their domestic regulatory reform processes, in order to overcome internal obstacles to regulatory co-operation, including authorisations and resource problems;
With a view to maximise the impact on reform processes, Tempus III combines a bottom-up approach,
In supporting the reform processes in the Neighbourhood the EU has intensified the cooperation with other stakeholders, notably all EU institutions,
the mistrust of the candidate countries, but has also had an inhibiting effect on the democratic opinion-forming process and the reform processes in the region.
aimed at increasing the involvement of beneficiary countries in the reform processes which affect them, granting technical assistance to help develop their institutional capacity,
as such urges the authorities to undergo effective reform processes in order to improve standards of living to this end;
the Member States' main effort should be directed above all to introducing internal reform processes for the institutions and sectors most closely affected by cohesion policy(environment,