英語 での Such reforms の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Such reforms are needed.
What have been the results of such reforms?
Such reforms are essential.
Those providing help should favor countries that implement such reforms.
Such reforms are possible.
The VSM voiced concern, however, that such reforms could be hampered by the lack of a stable government in Berlin.
Such reforms will not bring success.
Whenever they run out of things to say, today's central bankers refer to“structural reforms”,but never say what such reforms would achieve.
Such reforms will inevitably be expensive.
Some outside observershave suggested that Kim Jong-il himself favored such reforms but that some parts of the party and the military resist any changes that might threaten stability.
Such reforms should not be delayed any further.
Some outside observershave suggested that Kim Jong-il himself favored such reforms but that some parts of the party and the military resist any changes that might threaten stability.
Such reforms will take time to work and will slow the economy in the short term.
To have credibility, any such reforms would need to be closely vetted by congressional and military experts.
Such reforms would lead, one way or another, to the diminution of Mr Putin's power.
Testing such reforms in special zones is politically easier.
Such reforms suggest that Chinese authorities have learned some lessons from the most recent bubble.
Yet, in many cases, such reforms are gradually undone over time(Banerjee et al. 2008, Olken and Pande 2012).
Such reforms are a necessary precondition to establishing long-term stability in Afghanistan through the rule of law.”.
But such reforms are still not sufficient.
Such reforms must be accompanied by comprehensive service and community development programmes, including awareness programmes.
Such reforms are critical to reviving economic growth-- and thus ensuring that Japan has the resources to help provide security in Asia.
Such reforms will fundamentally change the economic and social structuresof Japan, making them more consistent with global standards.
Such reforms as abolishing tithing as a legal obligation, and the seizure of church property and finances, caused concern among Mexican conservatives.
Such reforms are themselves politically difficult because of their regressiveness, but they can be done incrementally in order to reduce the potential for backlash.
Such reforms should include transferring responsibility for detention facilities to the Ministry of Justice, which currently oversees prisons, and freeing the judiciary from Party control.
Such reforms should include transferring responsibility for detention facilities to the Ministry of Justice, which oversees prisons, and freeing the judiciary from Communist Party control.
However, such reforms necessarily take place in a political context, and politicians may be particularly interested in retaining de facto control of the incentives public employees face.
Such reforms can enable emerging countries to comply fully with their human rights obligations, including the right to food, the right of all peoples to freely dispose of their natural wealth and resources, and the right not to be deprived of their means of subsistence.
This system encourages the rise of a permanent prosperity, free of the incometaxes used for so long to prevent such reform.