Examples of using Reforms should in English and their translations into Swedish
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Reforms should also make sure that the unemployed are not simply transferred from assistance to other benefits schemes.
The Council therefore agrees that Member States implementing such reforms should be allowed to deviate from the adjustment path towards the MTO,
Reforms should aim to improve rights for those in precarious employment,
The reforms should enable the creation of Free Trade Areas(FTAs)
Interdependence between national economies means that structural reforms should be implemented from a European perspective.
Reforms should cover benefit schemes,
Partners who move faster on political and economic reforms should be able to count on greater support from the EU.
Reforms should result in durable solutions to the long-term problems
The reforms should also include reform of the electoral system through a reduction in the ten percent threshold, in order to secure a better pluralistic democracy.
Such reforms should be undertaken without jeopardising pubbc finances
The reforms should relate, in particular, to issues of sustainable economic development in the foreign policy we conduct with regard to these countries.
Reforms should start to be made during this government and include the next government term in the development policy report.
But as I stressed last year, reforms should focus on improving the overall quality of spending.
they should also be given a timeframe within which the results of the reforms should show.
The momentum created by candidate status should not be lost; reforms should be pursued with determination.
Recent reforms should improve the situation of low-income pensioners
The Council considers that these reforms should lead to a better adherence to the ex ante defined pluri-annual expenditure norms.
Economic and social reforms should be further underpinned by training
All these reforms should come to complement reforms already underway in markets providing services of general interest.
Reforms should therefore continue to seek synergies between economic