Examples of using Structural reforms in English and their translations into Turkish
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Therefore the State of Emergency was declared as an atmosphere needed for these administrative reforms and many serious structural reforms have been done up until now.
Voicing satisfaction with the economic recovery and reduction of inflation in Turkey, Johannes Linn called for speeding up structural reforms.
Turkey has made great strides in the realization of this ideal, thanks to a solid track record of macroeconomic management and structural reforms.
With this DPL, the World Bank supports structural reforms that aim to ensure Turkey's success in raising incomes, creating jobs, and building sustainable infrastructure continues.”.
first we have to have structural reforms," Haralambos Tsardanis, director of the Institute for International Relations in Athens, told SETimes.
Bulgaria, Croatia and Romania made the most progress in structural reforms during 2004, the EBRD said in its annual Transition Report.
institutional, and structural reforms to promote growth and job creation.
The arrangement provides funding for structural reforms in the health system, the judiciary and the labour market, as well as for improvement of the nation's business climate.
The more important role for government is to carry out the necessary structural reforms so that investments in research bear fruit," Katsu said.
These include structural reforms, the privatisation of 1,250 public companies by the end of this year,
long term to restore confidence," he said, calling on European leaders to enact structural reforms aimed at increasing productivity, job creation and free trade.
reduction of state participation in the economy, and structural reforms.
Describing Turkey's macroeconomic performance since 2001 as"impressive," an IMF statement last month attributed it to political stability, structural reforms, and favourable external conditions.
countries such as Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, where structural reforms and prudent policies were implemented swiftly.
Greece, whose budget gap reportedly grew to unacceptably high levels due to the country's lingering recession, should focus on"structural reforms aimed at regaining the country's economic competitiveness," Rehn noted.
competition in domestic markets, strengthening governance and implementing other trade-related structural reforms.
the end of the global economic crisis for Turkey is in sight, provided that the government begins essential structural reforms.
cautioning that structural reforms in certain areas had been delayed,
In the long term, structural reforms like lowering the dependency of exports to imports for increasing saving rates would be needed to secure a higher level of average growth," Derici said.
Japanese economy with"three arrows": massive fiscal stimulus, more aggressive monetary easing and structural reforms to make Japan more competitive.