Examples of using Reform process in English and their translations into Slovenian
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However, I must say to Mrs Frassoni that this reform process has now lasted two and a half years.
authorities to promote a better national ownership of the reform process.
To support the reform process, Serbia should improve planning,
The reform process has almost completely ground to a standstill,
of 29 November 2015, Turkey has accelerated the reform process aimed at fulfilling the requirements of the Roadmap.
However, the situation has been backsliding since 2014 and achievements of the previous decade's reform process have been undermined by recurrent political interference in the work of the judiciary.
The recommendation will support the reform process started under the Europe 2020 objectives, notably by contributing
The first pillar concerns cooperation to reinforce and support the reform process in Turkey, in particular in relation to the continued fulfilment of the Copenhagen political criteria.
This quickly delivered assistance both allowed the reform process to progress, and the assistance to evolve towards institutional building.
Such a mechanism will be needed to keep the reform process on track, and facilitate transparent
The reform process should result in light,
It underlines the need for inclusiveness and dialogue in the reform process, and will closely follow the implementation of these reforms. .
The EESC calls on all institutions involved in the reform process to explore how a common VAT system for goods
The State Secretary welcomed the reform process in Lebanon so far- Lebanon has achieved a number of performance targets in the macroeconomic field.
The EU should play an active role in supporting the reform process of the UN system
The reform process is based on the action plan approved by all the members of the FAO in 2008.
The first pillar concerns cooperation to reinforce and support the reform process in Turkey in particular in relation to the continued fulfilment of the Copenhagen political criteria.
E new Commission proposals for reinvigorating the Lisbon economic and social policy reform process put a lot of emphasis on competition policy.
Just as momentum is needed in the reform process for Turkey, momentum is needed in its membership talks with the European Union too.
As a means to welcome and encourage the reform process, the Council agreed to suspend EU restrictive measures against the government,