Examples of using Bold reforms in English and their translations into Arabic
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We know that"bold reforms" mean.
Bold reforms have succeeded in making our economy more resilient.
The reforms I am proposing are bold reforms.
Thus, bold reforms have been under way to rid the economy of past inefficiencies and to accelerate liberalization and market opening.
Many countries have begun bold reforms in all those areas.
Confidence in the organization has grown largely because of Mark Malloch Brown ' s bold reforms.
The Economic and Social Council also needs bold reforms to make it more relevant and effective.
No organization can stand thetest of time unless it is prepared to carry out bold reforms.
However, bold reforms are needed to improve the effectiveness of the United Nations in delivering its mandate and responding to new and growing challenges.
That is why the Government of Togospares no effort to create conditions conducive to bold reforms and to lay the foundations for a new republican pact and national reconciliation.
Without bold reforms to restore the trust and support of the global community, enhance efficacy and improve the morale of staff, the system will not be able to live up to the growing expectations of the twenty-first century.
We militant response to Kyriakos Mitsotakis who imagines that the"bold reforms" in a reactionary direction that plans to implement the ND Government in Health will be with our consent.
The further work of the consultative group should provide input to the nineteenth session of the Commission on Sustainable Development andbe fully utilized to make bold reforms to the international environmental governance process;
He said that planned tax cuts and bold reforms of the economy and public administration would lead to higher growth and help Greece convince its lenders to lower fiscal targets after 2020.
Recognizing that structural flaws were at the root of the economic crisis,the Government of the Republic of Korea is carrying out bold reforms in four key sectors: financial, corporate, public and labour.
My country remains committed to that path and intends to pursue bold reforms and the implementation of necessary policies to improve the daily living conditions of its people, in particular the most vulnerable groups.
Apart from limited traffic and a very restricted market, this low rate of participation of private sector investment operations in equipment in African ports can be explained by other factors,even where extremely bold reforms, linked to existing financial structures, have been undertaken.
But these bold reforms, whose positive macroeconomic results can already be measured, have rarely been accompanied by an improvement in the international environment and therefore have not allowed for a genuine economic take-off.
Therefore, we are pleased to note that anumber of African countries have undertaken bold reforms as part of the transition to democracy and to good economic and political governance, and have made considerable progress in the areas of human rights and the rule of law.
As part of the bold reforms sweeping through Saudi Arabia as it works to achieve the ambitions of its Vision 2030 plan- including increasing women's participation in the workforce from 22% to 30%[1]- the country issued its first driving licenses to women in June 2018[2].
We know very well that"bold reforms" is nothing more than the implementation of the EU strategy and capital for the complete conversion of hospitals and"public health units' for companies, which will operate with minimal government funding and revenue from the sale of their services to patients- customers.
It is increasingly obvious that, for some agencies, bold reform is required to ensure the coherence of their activities.
Nepal is committed to working with those who are determined to put the United Nations at the centre of multilateralism andto take bold reform initiatives to revive the Organization.
The support of my delegation canbe counted on to ensure that together we achieve bold reform of the Security Council, the central institution for United Nations actions in the area of peace and security.
The Secretary-General has submitted his plan, which contains a package of bold reform steps laying down ways for the international community to deal with current issues and upgrade the United Nations system.
The Special Rapporteur considers that unless there is apolitical will on the part of the Government to adopt bold reform measures as spelt out in this report and others, administration of justice in Colombia will not improve but instead will deteriorate.
In addressing national and regional enabling environments andpoverty reduction, a bold reform programme introduced in the 2006-2007 budget has had a positive impact on gross domestic product(5.4 per cent growth in 2007).
A bold reform of the Department of Public Information must be in keeping with the needs of the Organization's restructuring and enable it to carry out its tasks properly as a world forum entrusted with various mandates in numerous fields.
In this connection, I would also like to commend our Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan,for his leadership and vision and to wish him well in his bold reform activities.
Whatever the final shape of the Panel ' s report, one thing is clear:high-level political commitment will be crucial to bringing bold reform recommendations to fruition.