Примери за използване на Proposed reforms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The proposed reforms are along these lines.
Let's look at just three of the proposed reforms.
Proposed reforms set stage for major shake-up of EU energy market.
Compliance cost implications of the proposed reforms.
But the proposed reforms have triggered Europe-wide protests over internet freedom.
Believes that access to funding is vastly improved through the proposed reforms.
The proposed reforms are also aimed at improving the transparency and democracy of UN decision-making.
The organisation Solicitors for the Elderly(SFE)expressed the view that the proposed reforms do not go far enough.
Many of the proposed reforms outlined above are formulated in overly vague and broad terms, undermining the principle of legality.
German MEP Dagmar Roth Behrendt told Panorama that an intensive lobbying campaign by the industry undermined the proposed reforms.
The Greek government, for its part, insisted the Eurogroup to approve the proposed reforms which is the job of the three institutions.
My hope is that the proposed reforms will be implemented and will lead to an eventual normalcy in this beautiful country”, SRSG Kubiš added.
The other motive of the European Commission and the Parliament for the proposed reforms is the separation of the existing revenues from the European policies.
Coming just a few weeks after Brexit,the Italian government would not survive if the electorate decides to vote against its proposed reforms to the Senate.
Investigate and discuss selected proposed reforms in the law relating to business taxation in the UK, USA and India;
European stocks likely will start on mixed territory in anticipation of tense negotiations between Greece and the Eurogroup on the proposed reforms by Greece.
Urges the Pakistani Government to implement the proposed reforms of the education system and to regulate and inspect Madrasas;
Based also on observations formed during the event, a final report will be prepared,analysing the positioning of member states, grouped in accordance with the proposed reforms.
One objection is that the proposed reforms do not meet EU standards, despite claims to the contrary by Labour and Social Security Minister Murat Basesgioglu.
It is also recommended in the debates to be involved otherinterested parties at national level, depending on the proposed reforms like, for instance, the social partners.
The proposed reforms are aimed at transforming judicial registration procedures into administrative ones by replacing the court registration with registration into a centralized electronic register.
So far, however, it appears caught between Turkish nationalists,who say the proposed reforms are a concession to terrorists, and Kurdish advocates, who term them inadequate.
The proposed reforms include measures to cover a $5.3 billion financing gap caused by recent increases in pensions and minimum wages, and by lower-than expected tax revenues.
Defence Reform Commission Co-chairman Raffi Gregorian said the proposed reforms would allow the people of BiH to"demilitarise their minds and turn towards the future".
The proposed reforms are strictly oriented on what is indispensable to achieve the necessary progress for the internal market, while leaving utmost competencies and responsibilities for Member States, national regulators and national actors.
Turkey's top generals have expressed opposition to some of the proposed reforms, such as admitting foreign election monitors and allowing private television channels to broadcast in Kurdish.
Claiming that the proposed reforms were anti-constitutional and in violation of the Dayton Peace Agreement, which ended the 1992-1995 conflict in BiH, they threatened to leave their posts at the state-level institutions.
Key in the Commission proposal is the recommendation national consensus to be sought for the proposed reforms after the example of Portugal when the bailout programme was agreed- a consensus that seems to be cracking now in Lisbon.
It is to be noted, though, that such proposed reforms have been criticized by Italian's civil society as deeply inadequate and possibly dangerous(as it is the case for the proposed reform of civil proceedings with regard to asylum cases which would basically abolish appeal against denials of international protection).
For example, the American business portal Marketwatch refers to the head of the International Energy Agency,who believes that the proposed reforms will be“bad news for the U.S. and Europe” and“give Russia an advantage”.