Примеры использования Such reforms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such reforms should be intensified.
In Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, such reforms have passed.
However, such reforms did not take place.
Unfortunately, the international community did not yet appear to be ready for such reforms.
Such reforms need to be further implemented.
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Also in Prussia, such reforms were first made in 1848.
Such reforms have been discussed for many years.
Serhiy Lovochkin: If reforms lead to poverty,then we are against such reforms.
Such reforms should aim at promoting and enforcing.
It is likely that such reforms would result in an overall reduction in costs.
Such reforms will affect all branches of the Armed Forces.
We believe that, through such reforms, the Council would become more effective in maintaining peace and security worldwide.
Such reforms have been ongoing in most EMEs in the UNECE region.
It was crucial, in carrying out such reforms, to preserve unity of command in peacekeeping missions at all levels, as well as policy and strategy coherence.
Such reforms are likely to lead some donors to increase direct budgetary support.
Without elaborating in detail here, such reforms should first deal with the major weaknesses in the regulation and supervision of the international financial system.
Such reforms should in turn emphasize revenue productivity.
However such reforms may not be a matter of urgency.
Such reforms have enabled the Department to confront the enormous challenges of the past six years.
Despite such reforms, the incidence of dowry-related killings continues.
Such reforms now needed the support of a viable system of pay and benefits.
In its view, such reforms should be initiated before, and continued after, the elections.
Such reforms could not be based exclusively on a strategy of budgetary cuts.
On the contrary, such reforms should enable us to focus our energies and attention on more concrete results.
Such reforms included the elimination of cumbersome regulations that provided opportunities for corruption.
Colombia emphasized that such reforms should focus on strengthening existing institutions by improving their governance and rendering them more equitable.
Such reforms should not be carried out without prior consultations with intergovernmental mechanisms.
Such reforms were essential to the continued effectiveness and credibility of those institutions.
Such reforms would, inter alia, include representation of sub-Saharan Africa on the Executive Boards of these institutions.
Without such reforms, improved infrastructure or greater social spending would probably achieve only marginal improvements.