Examples of using Further reforms in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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they will make efforts to carry out further reforms in the country.
The European Parliament is confident that this agreement will be a stepping stone to further reforms to create a democratic society characterised by pluralism,
the leaders affirmed the importance of further reforms to transform Ukraine into a secure,
Each of these reforms gave the reformists in parliament arguments for further reforms, arguing that it was the responsibility of the state, who had granted women these new rights,
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine considers ratification of the Agreement not only as an impetus for implementing further reforms in Ukraine but also as another step on the way to accomplishing its main objective- the European integration- becoming a full member of the European Union.
described its impact on further reforms in the country, in particular in the area of public finance.
I am sure that Ukraine will stay firmly on its way to further reforms, both institutional and economic, as well as comprehensive reform of police
which shall be continued under positive conditionality rule for providing more support in exchange for further reforms", said Olena Pavlenko,
Western institutions found that they had less leverage to press for further reforms to make the country more prosperous,
both in enacting further reforms and, most essentially,
market and further reforms",-.
eliminating symbols of totalitarism in Ukraine will create an impetus for further reforms in education, culture,
that"Ukraine will stay firmly on its way to further reforms, both institutional and economic,
which shall be continued under positive conditionality rule for providing more support in exchange for further reforms", said Olena Pavlenko,
promoting further reforms and developing civil society in Ukraine, the Government of Sweden will provide additional financial support worth $380,000 to the Secretariat of the Reanimation
privatization and further reforms in the areas of energy,
South Korea made a government donation valued at $1 million for a new airport equipment ranging from cargo loaders to flight information display system.[5][6] Further reforms came in 2008 when several old types of passenger aircraft such as the Ilyushin Il-86 were permanently banned from flying to Tivat
Made proposals for further reform the system of intergovernmental fiscal relations.
Ukrainian President has outlined the further reform and development of the Armed Forces.
Burisma pins hopes on further reform.
