Examples of using These reforms in English and their translations into Spanish
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While these reforms are necessary, some observers question whether accounting principles should be embodied in law at all.
Following these reforms, the International Adoption Mission has become the general secretariat for the central international adoption authority.
The Special Representative welcomes these reforms and hopes these will lead to improvements in the conduct of due process.
Secondly, these reforms, if they are to be effective,
These reforms must ensure that the United Nations is flexible
These reforms have made the traditional trade unions both more democratic
However, as long as these reforms are not implemented, imposing minimum densities in land-use regulations
These reforms have strengthened the DGII, enabling it to successfully tackle the many challenges faced by tax administrations today.
These reforms as a whole must be seen in the overall context of the agreements.
These reforms would provide a strong basis for further streamlining
The Special Rapporteur expresses his hope that these reforms or improvements will be implemented and effected with all due speed.
Progress in implementing these reforms is normally built into the conditions for release of adjustment loans by the international financing institutions.
These reforms can add as much as two percentage points to each country's annual real growth.
Although these reforms were deemed necessary,
While implementing these reforms, we should take into consideration two parallel and sometimes conflicting tendencies:
As a result of these reforms, Barbados s import procedures are now relatively simple and transparent.
This support is essential for ensuring that the benefits gained through these reforms can be translated into a real impact in recipient countries.
The implementation of these reforms and the accompanying strategies has had differential implications for men and women.
These reforms would enable the country to fulfil its international obligations with a minimum of changes to its national legislation.
We recognize that implementing these reforms will involve significant challenges