Примери коришћења These reforms на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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These reforms were promoted as.
Why haven't you continued with these reforms?
But these reforms came too late.
The more important step is to implement these reforms.
But all these reforms were too late.
There were a lot of people who opposed these reforms.
However, these reforms came too late.
However, the government failed to fully implement these reforms.
These reforms, however arrived too late.
NATO demands that Albania implement these reforms before being asked to join the Alliance.
These reforms will make Turkey stronger and more prosperous.
We are fully aware of the complexity of these reforms and the time needed to implement successfully.
All these reforms remain at the heart of the region's EU path.
In September 2017,strikes against these reforms were supported by as many as 57% of French people.
These reforms will not guarantee that we will not have another crisis.
None of these reforms has been completed.
These reforms are needed for their own sake," the AP quoted her as saying.
None of these reforms have been implemented.
When these reforms are carried out, we will have much more success.
None of these reforms have been carried out.
These reforms will make an immediate and noticeable difference in the business environment.".
None of these reforms have been implemented.
These reforms limited the amount of land an individual or family could own.
Making these reforms doesn't require any radical steps.
These reforms led to average annual rates of growth of ten percent in agricultural and industrial output in the 1980s.
Moreover, some of these reforms have been reversed in the face of short-term fiscal pressures.”.
These reforms were required by NATO as a precondition of Bosnia and Herzegovina's admission to the Partnership for Peace.
The success of these reforms hinges on Serbia's ability to enhance the quality of its human capital for sustained productivity increases.
These reforms would also prepare BiH for eventual membership in the Alliance if it were a decision at a given moment.
A key force behind these reforms was Mahmud Tarzi, Amanullah Khan's Foreign Minister and father-in-law- and an ardent supporter of the education of women.