Examples of using To implement reforms in English and their translations into Slovak
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of global human capital, and calling on universities to implement reforms designed to raise their competitiveness internationally.
in many euro area countries there still seems to be a long way to go to implement reforms that ensure employment rates in line with the best-performing countries.
At the same time, the Committee expressed its desire to ensure that a"less for less" approach would not undermine a country's potential to implement reforms at its own preferred pace
the rule of law and respect for human rights and their willingness to implement reforms in order to evolve towards market-oriented economies.
Given that it takes time to implement reforms and see their results,
Although it should be easier to implement reforms when growth is fast,
The risk reduction package is intended to implement reforms agreed at international level following the 2007-2008 financial crisis to strengthen the banking sector and address outstanding challenges to financial stability.
The proposals are intended to implement reforms agreed at international level following the 2007-2008 financial crisis to strengthen the banking sector and address outstanding challenges to financial stability.
technical support for Member States to implement reforms aimed at increasing the resilience and modernising their economies,
Leaders agree to implement reforms that will strengthen financial markets,
However, the country needs to make additional efforts to implement reforms in the judiciary and the police,
economic policies to implement reforms and fulfil the criteria for introducing the euro;
incentivised governments to implement reforms.
which have not made use of the benefits of introducing the euro to implement reforms and to reduce their debt levels,
encouraging and motivating them to implement reforms that are difficult in the short term
Defining a partner country's commitment to implement reforms as an objective 36 For an action's objectives to be sig- nificant in terms of development,
social support to implement reforms that leave a large proportion of pensions subject to market fluctuations.
The case of Egypt rather relates to an example where the issue is not about defining a partner country's commitment to implement reforms as an objective(see title of section 4.1.4)
focus on working with the partner governments to implement reforms aimed at reducing regulatory burdens,
Finally, as regards the assertion that growth being faster than potential is the ideal time to implement reforms, it should be noted that under the bad times category,