Примери за използване на Real reforms на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They want real reforms.
Those deaths at Attica, they brought real changes with real reforms.
Are these real reforms he.
It is yet to be seen if the European Semester will manage to trigger real reforms.
The American people expect to see real reforms and real results.”.
Eventually it may come to a breaking point where the IOC has to make real reforms.”.
They need to jump-start the economy with real reforms that would facilitate investment.
Progress towards real reforms stalled in 2009, and issues such as the non-opening of ports and airports on Cyprus are likely to affect the negotiation process.
Will Putin launch real reforms?
We are a movement,aiming to deliver real reforms through the contribution of those who truly care about the future of European countries: people like you.
The political body in Sofia is accused of a lack of real reforms in the judicial system.
It seems to go unnoticed that without real reforms, without fight against corruption, without fight against political party elitism and clientelism, there will be no EU and NATO membership.
What we have learnt so far from enlargement is that the real reforms only begin once the negotiations start.
Mr. Stefanov suggested that even if the referendum on the future name of Macedonia has a positive outcome, which is seen as the key hurdle to the country's EU integration,it would only represent the beginning of the real reforms that Macedonia has to complete.
Samy further stressed that"countries that do not commit themselves to real reforms their citizens and taxpayers will be on the losing side".
The start of real reforms in Qatar which will bring to an end the use of modern slavery and puts the country on the pathway to meeting its international legal obligations on workers' rights”.
Against this background, Mr Barroso,you have an historic opportunity for statesmanship, real reforms and long-term vision.
This appropriateness covers, inter alia, the needed real reforms in the state structures,reforms that are imperative in the course of social development.
A few of those integrators saw that the end of the Soviet Union was close at hand and that real reforms would be the catalyst.
I voted against it, because the measures it proposes are not real reforms, but only cosmetic and minor changes which support and maintain the current unfair CAP.
With every new government, new"analyses" begin, new"strategies" are written, thus postponing the real reforms for some time in the future.
The text further reads that"with strong political will,the delivery of real reforms, and lasting solutions to disputes with neighbours, Montenegro and Serbia should be ready for membership by 2025.".
It is always someone else's fault, the programme is bad,the international situation hinders the otherwise very real reforms, the people are suffering and so on.
With strong political will,the delivery of real reforms, and lasting solutions to disputes with neighbours, Montenegro and Serbia should be ready for membership by 2025,” the text reads, according to a draft seen by EU Observer.
While he respected existing agreements,he said he wanted to be rewarded for real reforms with smaller primary surpluses.
The new guidance from Qatar signals the start of real reforms in Qatar which will bring to an end the use of modern slavery and puts the country on the pathway to meeting its international legal obligations on workers' rights.
People have been talking about educational reform for decades; various suggestions andchanges have been made, however, real reforms are partial and insufficient.
I think that a small dose of idealism in politics is necessary for progress and changes, but the real reforms and sticking to EU values will be implemented only when the EU leaders are mature for this.
Although the denouement seems promising for an abating of the political passions and a return of Romania on the path of democratic development, Viktor Ponta's words,if correct, are worrying- namely that it seems for him more important is image abroad than real reforms.
From this point of view, Bulgaria should first liberate the state from the oligarchy and vested interests,cure the media environment and launch real reforms aimed at establishing genuine, not a facade democracy. Only then it may think about deeper integration with the EU(the banking union, the euro area, Schengen).