Examples of using Reform processes in English and their translations into Swedish
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I could accept incorporation of their substantive parts only after the reform processes are over.
in particular marginalised groups, in democratic reform processes at local, regional
many Member States have already started their reform processes.
It gives us a chance to offer direct support to important reform processes in EU's partner countries.
This should therefore be seen as a time for social innovation inspired by the successful experiences and reform processes already in evidence across the Member States.
their members are of course responsible for addressing most of the points set out above in their reform processes.
Giving more time to the reform processes that have already begun would, however, be as much
so to speak, in dialogue with Turkey to ensure that the reform processes to which it committed itself are followed through.
It is also right to develop a perspective for continuing to monitor the reform processes, if necessary even in the years after accession.
donors, it is vital that ownership of the reform processes be respected.
It goes without saying that I welcome the rapporteur's conclusion that the Member States have already started their reform processes, and that a number of them have put major reforms into practice.
With regard to Turkey's progress towards accession, the Commission stresses in its recommendation that reform processes and the fight against torture
In supporting the reform processes in the Neighbourhood the EU has intensified the cooperation with other stakeholders, notably all EU institutions,
the involvement of all stakeholders in the reform processes.
that further assistance and monitoring by the Commission is needed to support the reform processes in Bulgaria and Romania until all benchmarks are fulfilled and the CVM can be repealed.
This general review would be aimed at increasing the involvement of beneficiary countries in the reform processes which affect them, granting technical assistance to help develop their institutional capacity,
has also had an inhibiting effect on the democratic opinion-forming process and the reform processes in the region.
The objectives of the conference were to exchange information on and discuss the reform processes in partner countries, to update the participants on the latest developments of the Bologna process,
with the aim of assisting the reform processes and thus preparing the countries for a closer relationship with the European Union.
A general review of the regulation will need to be carried out in the future, aimed at increasing the involvement of beneficiary countries in the reform processes which affect them, granting technical assistance to help develop their institutional capacity,