Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Number of reforms in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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implement urgently a number of reforms with a budgetary impact, including both the
That calls for a number of reforms.
It acknowledges the great number of reforms in this particular area.
During his tenure he attempted introduce a number of reforms.
He implemented a number of reforms which were based on the principles of the French Revolution.
A significant number of reforms have been introduced to increase competition in the Maltese economy.
The Commission has actually implemented a considerable number of reforms- it has been shown that 37 very specific points will now be implemented.
adopted a number of reforms in legislation.
in recent years the Member States have undertaken a significant number of reforms in the product markets.
Despite a number of reforms to improve the effectiveness of the justice system,
its Member States have already committed to a number of reforms within the context of the Europe 2020 strategy,
promised on 8 January, and introduce a number of reforms concerning respect for the constitutional state and fundamental freedoms.
at the same time we still have to carry out a number of reforms in order that the EU is able to function as an economically robust global player.
Sejanus introduced a number of reforms which saw the unit evolve beyond a mere bodyguard,
As regards the Amsterdam Treaty, the rapporteur notes that Parliament's position that a number of reforms are needed prior to enlargement is acknowledged in a letter from Messrs Chirac
As regards the Amsterdam Treaty, the rapporteur notes that Parliament's position that a number of reforms are needed prior to enlargement is acknowledged in a letter from Messrs Chirac
that there are a number of things that are to be tidied up and that a number of reforms are to be implemented
I shall not again rehearse the reasons that have led various States to initiate a number of reforms but, whatever options are adopted by governments in this field, it is clear that one of
Minister Judeh went on to say that the situation in Jordan was more of a progressive than a revolutionary process and that a large number of reforms had already been introduced, including with regard to voting legislation.
A number of reforms have been decided,