Примери за използване на Bold reforms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Instead, they continue to pursue European orientation with all the tough choices and bold reforms this entails.
This makes bold reforms almost impossible.
It was always clear that the situation would subsequently be corrected, andmost euro-area members have already undertaken bold reforms, for example of their pensions systems.
Bold reforms, which The Economist applauds, often do the same.
Other EU member states conducted bold reforms and achieved considerable growth.
Bulgaria supports the EU membership of its neighbors. However,“Brussels does not grant EU membership”,but it is ensured by conducting bold reforms, ensuring good-neighborly relations and shared values.
It was the realization of these bold reforms that actually cost the loss of the power by the traditional Right.
US President Donald Trump criticized the United Nations for bloated bureaucracy and mismanagement on his first visit on Monday to UN headquarters,calling for“truly bold reforms” so it could be a greater force for world peace, Reuters reports.
Upon entering office in 2014,Renzi promised bold reforms but soon realized they would yield results too far down the line to be electorally valuable.
In him, the Croatian prime minister should be seeing a strong ally,although Croatia is currently more like France than Italy where Mr Renzi is conducting really bold reforms, while Francois Hollande is mainly reforming his government.
I am confident that if we work together andchampion truly bold reforms, the UN will emerge as a stronger, more effective, more just and greater force for peace and harmony in the world.".
I believe that the next step is to pursue bolder and more substantial policies of territorial, economic and social cohesion in Europe- andnot fewer policies of this kind- together with bold reforms, financial and economic reforms which would allow us not to repeat the crisis, and, certainly, with policies for post-crisis rehabilitation.
The IMF policy steering committee agreed on bold reforms that would transform the Fund with a new mandate to be more effective in preventing financial crises, to put more trust in borrowers and give more voting power to under-represented countries.
Putin's new mandate could theoretically hand him the power to make bold reforms that Russia has long needed to raise living standards and wean itself from its oil dependence.
Macovei was broadly acclaimed by the EU for her bold reforms in the judiciary and fight against corruption, the main problem Romania faced before becoming a member state in 2007.
A Commission which will guard, above all, the common interest, andwhich will undertake bold reforms of EU policies, which we have to embark upon after the years spent reforming our institutions.
The government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan has passed a string of bold reforms over the past decade, cracking down on torture, launching a Kurdish TV station and, most recently, introducing elective courses in Kurdish.
We pledge to be partners in your work, and I am confident that if we work together andchampion truly bold reforms, the United Nations will emerge as a stronger, more effective, more just, and greater force for peace and harmony in the world,” Trump added.
Second, the pressure to stop Le Pen could compel Macron to abandon bold reforms, rather than risk driving away more voters than he can afford to lose and opening the way for Le Pen and the National Front to strengthen their position.
This is why it's time we undertake bold reform.
Bold reform would create a surge of popular goodwill towards the party from ordinary Chinese people.”.
A number of bold reform proposals were not successful.
The common agricultural policy requires fundamental and bold reform which takes into account the particular situation of new Member States.
He applauded Argentine President Mauricio Macri's"bold reform agenda" and said the two had spoken of increasing two-way trade during their meeting.
Although the latter is pursuing a bold reform agenda, punctuated this week by a dramatic leadership shake-up, the former copes by flexing its geopolitical muscles in a way that successfully diverts from economic worries at home.
Unfortunately, the EC stops there and does not name thestates which backtracked or were hesitant regarding bolder reforms.