Eksempler på brug af Far-reaching reform på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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These proposals build on the far-reaching reform of the Funds which took place in 1988.
However, and I agree with them entirely on this point,prevention is inconceivable without a far-reaching reform of the Structural Funds.
Can far-reaching reforms be carried out in a post-communist country without that promise?
The Treaty of Lisbon gives the EU the means to undertake far-reaching reforms to achieve this.
Now the way was open for far-reaching reforms, of which this new coinage was among the first.
The army cannot be theultimate guarantee for democracy, so far-reaching reforms are called for here.
We talk about the need for far-reaching reforms, and quite rightly, as we cannot afford to be weak if we want to achieve success.
Therefore, if we wish to be serious and responsible, a thorough, far-reaching reform is urgently needed.
This is where there must be far-reaching reforms if sustainable funding is to be ensured.
We recognise that major progress has been made in legislation,such as the abolition of capital punishment, but far-reaching reforms have not yet been carried out.
In agriculture, the Council approved a far-reaching reform of the common organisation of the sugar market.
Worker-communism does not find organizing a revolution against this system incompatible with the struggle to impose on capitalism the most far-reaching reforms.
Another important element of our approach for far-reaching reforms must be a permanent stability mechanism.
This far-reaching reform is the fruit of the intensive work undertaken jointly by Commission and Parliament in 2001 and 2002, and I would also like to mention the Council at this point.
Post-Nice must tackle an ambitious,really far-reaching reform, a reform that must achieve two things.
Of course, we are not under any illusions; we too are aware that the Council was not about to perform a dramatic about-turn at some pointfrom the spring onwards, and initiate far-reaching reform.
Public spending cannot replace the far-reaching reforms needed to make the Union competitive.
Their overcapacity, eight years after the global summit on sustainable development, andthe continuing decline in fish stocks, are additional reasons for a far-reaching reform of the common fisheries policy.
The current crisis is also an opportunity for far-reaching reform of the European monetary and financial architecture.
The far-reaching reform in October 1989 of the Hungarian Constitution of 1949, which gave rise to the new Constitution of December 1990, led to a smooth transition to a parliamentary democracy.
For it to be possible to take full advantage of this potential in the short term, far-reaching reforms need to be set in motion today.
We are convinced that a far-reaching reform of the existing Common Agricultural Policy is inevitable if enlargement is to take place unhindered.
It thus, in fact, wants to punish these countries for implementing far-reaching reforms of their public finance systems.
We are convinced that a far-reaching reform of the current common agricultural policy is essential if the EU is to meet the challenges of the next century successfully.
This resolution does not sufficiently emphasise the need for far-reaching reforms and settles for the marginal reforms before us.
It must form the basis for far-reaching reforms within the European Parliament so that our institution too is in a position to win back the trust of the citizens of the European Union.
Furthermore, it is an unusually vivid example of what could happen to Ukraine if we do not carry out far-reaching reforms of our neighbourhood policy towards the latter.
Commissioner Lamy, I feel it is irresponsible to undertake such a far-reaching reform without any information on the implications for jobs. Some 100 000 directly related jobs are at risk in the sector, together with 500 000 indirectly related ones.
More democracy, greater transparency, a greater ability to act and take decisions- all were left out of the Treaty,which is why the follow-up to Nice must tackle a programme of ambitious and truly far-reaching reform with a twofold purpose.
Mr President, I am fully aware that ever more far-reaching reforms of the common agricultural policy must be and will be carried out.