Exemplos de uso de Need to modernise em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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In Greece, there is a commonly perceived need to modernise the National Health system.
Several times in the last week you have talkedabout the 21st century, you have talked about the need to modernise.
Realising the need to modernise, the Konbaung rulers tried to enact various reforms with limited success.
This situation has to be tackled because taxes on the peasants have increased dramatically over recent times because of the need to modernise.
Agrees on the need to modernise and develop sustainable social protection and pension systems;
LV Ladies and gentlemen, drawing up a climate policy is very important both from the environmental viewpoint andalso in view of the need to modernise the energy sector.
In 2005, the State of Haiti recognised the need to modernise and integrate the country's civil registry and identity system.
The need to modernise public services can therefore be accepted as a matter of principle, but without forgetting these essential factors.
This week we shall also be discussing the need to modernise the organisation of work. Working time is an essential part of this.
We need to modernise our social and political mindset so we can take an active part in building a new European Community which sees migrants as a resource rather than a problem”.
In the area of university education I support the need to modernise the range of studies so that they fulfil current and future socio-economic requirements.
The need to modernise our statistics results also from the existence of different systems and different statistical practices in Member States, which often makes it difficult to compare data across the whole European Union.
Let me say on this point that the Commission is fully aware of the need to modernise the motor vehicle insurance directives- after all, the first of these directives was adopted 30 years ago.
EMPHASISES the need to modernise and simplify the regulatory framework, especially relating to capital maintenance and alteration.
Rethinking education is not just of question of money: whilst it is true that we need to invest more in education and training,it is clear that education systems also need to modernise and be more flexible in how they operate to respond to the real needs of today's society.
The Commission also felt that this need to modernise Member States' social protection sys tems should be reflected at European level.
It also stressed the need to modernise all the institutions through reform and welcomed the new rules on public access to documents as a major step forward.
The Lisbon Strategy therefore lays down political guidelines on the need to modernise social protection systems, which is a necessary response to what is happening in Europe and around the world.
Delegations agreed on the need to modernise state aid policy by setting objectives that support growth, employment and EU competitiveness, while contributing to member states' efforts towards more efficient use of public finances.
The final element to which I wished to draw attention is the need to modernise access to ports- in other words, roads, railway lines and inland waterways- to establish a multi-modal transport hub.
Our third andlast point is the need to modernise the labour markets and promote entrepreneurship, particularly where small and medium-sized enterprises are concerned.
In writing.-(SV) This report insists that Member States need to modernise and reform their national social security systems, introduce minimum wages and review the curricula in schools.
Consequently, the report draws attention to the need to modernise both initial and continuing vocational education and training, proposes concluding basic education with a career aptitude assessment and stresses the importance of initial training for teachers.
The annual report on competition policy emphasises the need to modernise the legislative and interpretative framework of Community competition law in the areas of both monopolies and State aid.
This is because they address the need to modernise shipbuilding, and their implementation will mean upholding the principles of free competition, because it will mean privatisation, and as a result the shipyards will be able to operate independently under market conditions.
Some examples of concerns facing both Latin America and the Caribbean andthe European Union are the need to modernise educational systems,to create a climate favourable to sustainable and inclusive development and to encourage effective co-ordination and international governance mechanisms.
The draft Directive responds to the need to modernise prudential regulation of insurance companies, given that existing solvency rules are out of date.
Some member states warned that, whilst there is a need to modernise social protection, the crucial role of social protection and social security for society must not been forgotten.
The current Commission has set the need to modernise and improve finance and resource management systems as a major priority since it took office in January 1995.
IT Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the need to modernise measuring systems while improving regulation prompted us to repeal European directives on metrology.