Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Pace of reform in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Mr President, as Mr Donner has indicated, many positive things can be said about Estonia's progress and the pace of reform there. The same applies to Latvia and Lithuania.
the still strong sovereign-bank feedback loop reinforces the need to maintain the pace of reform so as to preserve market confidence
In the other two Member States the pace of reform is slower than expected,
Spain remained the most closed economy in Western Europe-judged by the small measure of foreign trade to economic activity-and the pace of reform slackened during the 1960s as the state remained committed to"guiding" the economy.
Economies are only slowly recovering and the pace of reforms needs to be accelerated.
External forces have also contributed to the pace of reforms.
The pace of reforms shall be realistic
To speed up the pace of reforms, the Commission will also provide communication material to be used for campaigns in order to promote a better image of business failure.
The pace of reforms is picking up and those already implemented are starting to work.
The Council invites Turkey to step up the pace of reforms and to implement measures which have been started.
Areas where increased efforts are needed- the authorities should accelerate the pace of reforms in the run up to accession.
While the pace of reforms has, on the whole, been slow during the past two years,
Adequate financial and human resources and sound strategic frameworks will be crucial to maintaining the pace of reforms.
Areas where increased efforts are needed- the authorities should accelerate the pace of reforms in the run up to accession.
There may, then, be a temptation to review the policy priorities and to decelerate the pace of reforms.
Civil society input is also crucial in terms of monitoring of the implementation of the Partnership and the pace of reforms in partner countries through its yearly assessment reports.
The Council welcomed the continued progress made by the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia but regretted that the pace of reforms has slowed down in 2006.
The Council, in particular, calls on Kosovo to accelerate the pace of reforms.
On the economic level, there are widely varying differences in commitment to, and pace of, reform among the different NIS.
The pace of reforms must be accelerated,