Esimerkkejä Structural reform käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Why is structural reform important?
Europe does indeed need structural reform.
Economic and Structural Reform in the EU Cardiff II.
It advocated growth and structural reform.
Structural reform and macro-economic performance in the EU.
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There will be no structural reform without growth.
Structural reform is about modernising our economies.
The Single Market is Europe's greatest structural reform achievement.
Economic and structural reform contributes to job creation.
That is why I am insisting that we need fiscal consolidation and structural reform.
In essence, structural reform is something of a magic formula.
Employment policy must therefore mean more than labour market structural reform.
Fundamental structural reform is not an option, but a necessity.
Our group considers a reduction in working hours,and hence structural reform, vital.
Such a structural reform represents an investment in human capital.
They do not introduce the required structural reform within their own markets.
Major structural reform is needed, together with a change of economic policy.
To this end, this Regulation complements the proposed Regulation on structural reform of banks.
ABB activity: Structural Reform Support Programme.
Implementing the European Semester: Europe 2020,fiscal consolidation and structural reform.
Structural reform may sound dull and they do not provide immediate results.
In addition to the system's long-term structural reform, also short-term changes are needed.
In reality, it is the world's agriculture which must undergo root-and-branch structural reform.
Ladies and gentlemen, structural reform is on the agenda for the coming weeks and months.
This preparation must, however, begin immediately andthese efforts must include true structural reform.
The interaction between structural reform and macro-economic policies should be strengthened.
It is however equally convinced that this also applies to the proposed structural reform of the tobacco regime.
Structural reform will be complemented by higher investment in both physical and human capital.
In order to enhance competitiveness and growth potential, continued structural reform is fundamental.
This impetus towards structural reform is reflected in the'2020 strategy' proposed by the Commission.