Приклади вживання Radical reforms Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Radical reforms were initiated.
Briefly about radical reforms.
Radical reforms have been hatched but not yet implemented.
We need to do radical reforms.
Radical reforms began, which in a short time brought Japan among the leaders of the world economy.
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Ukraine needs radical reforms.
Massive rearmament was supposed to compensate for the disorganization caused by radical reforms.
Georgia's radical reforms first of all were successful in the protection of the property rights and fighting corruption(Figure 6).
Our country needs radical reforms.
Grillo vowed radical reforms in the economy and lifting taxes.
Why haven't we had any radical reforms yet?
Those demanding most radical reforms pin their hopes on the Georgian president turned Ukrainian Odesa governor, Mikheil Saakashvili.
Ukraine needs urgent and radical reforms.
Unilateral decisions and radical reforms end up being very costly and are, eventually, abandoned.
Ukraine needs urgent and radical reforms.
Those radical reforms we had expected to achieve over the past two years have not been achieved and it is not because we lack the staff or the expertise.
Bold leadership and radical reforms are needed.
Azarov stressed that Estonia has made a significant step into the‘European family' andfor 20 years has carried out radical reforms in the country.
To change this situation, radical reforms in the military branch were needed.
Yeltsin's support and his radical reforms.
Tries of the Taraki government to conduct radical reforms and to modernize a traditional Muslim community of Afghanistan faced resistance from the Muslim opposition.
On the one hand, it clearly stifles radical reforms.
Without it, the“big bang” kind of radical reforms that Ukraine needs cannot succeed.
The preservation of this manifestlyunfair system cannot be tolerated; radical reforms are indispensable.
These bodies and their procedures require radical reforms, and the role of the civil society in the process of election and appointment of judges must be substantially strengthened.
That success was possible because of the rapid and radical reforms in the government sector.
Poland got it right, especially by adopting radical reforms just after 1989.
The generous promises to fight corruption and hold the radical reforms remained on paper for more than five months.
The improved attendant political circumstances and societal framework for radical reforms do not mean that these will be rapidly and comprehensively implemented.