Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Real reform in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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I hope the President-in-Office will read carefully the joint resolution by many groups which says that we must have action first and real reform later.
There has been no real reform of the UN, and Europe will not have a seat on the Security Council,
the first real reform in its entire history,
On the subject of the timetable first of all, ladies and gentlemen, let me express this conviction of mine. This reform is the last opportunity to implement real reform before the greater enlargement of the Union,
there is, we are convinced, a place for and a path towards the real reform of our institutions, for the more efficient
we must now put all our energies into achieving real reform at Nice to make enlargement possible,
The state of Greece must utilise the crisis to bring about real reforms.
Without real reforms, Europe, which is often helpless with fifteen Members,
I voted against it, because the measures it proposes are not real reforms, but only cosmetic
But even then, will he and his government be able to deliver real reforms?
What we have learnt so far from enlargement is that the real reforms only begin once the negotiations start.
you have an historic opportunity for statesmanship, real reforms and long-term vision.
to take concrete and meaningful steps enabling the start of a constructive dialogue that will lead to real reforms.
which will lead to real reforms towards a political system, based on democratic values.
the rule of law we have not achieved any real reforms, just as we have not done so in social policy or in relation to overcoming unemployment.
particularly if there is success in bringing about real reforms in the areas of agricultural policy and regional aid in the coming years.
That is for Turkey to do by means of good campaigns and real reforms, but there is also something for this House to do- not only speaking clear language in this resolution,
Government of the Fifteen to discuss, without taboos or ulterior motives, the real reforms on which Europe must embark if it wants to go on living and developing.
There have been only a few real reforms in the direction of privatisation in other Member States:
Long-term care: reorganization or real reform?