Examples of using Further reforms in English and their translations into Czech
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Further reforms are also necessary in order to strengthen media freedom and pluralism.
No doubt future Parliaments- andindeed future Councils- will identify and agree further reforms.
However, we insist on further reforms, especially in the judiciary and in stamping out corruption.
Ukraine made the admission procedure for universities transparent, andbegan to implement further reforms.
We will emphasise the need for further reforms in the Russian electricity and gas sector with a view to establishing a level playing field.
It is clear therefore that further work on the pension system is needed and further reforms are essential.
There was talk of a new civilian constitution, further reforms, and more intensive reform efforts to address still unresolved issues.
Last year, we welcomed the fact that the Turkish Government had received a clear andunequivocal mandate for further reforms.
We should prepare for further reforms, because the wonderful design we are creating- the European Union- is an idea which is not yet finished.
The directive is a source of opportunities and hope for patients, andit forces healthcare systems to undertake further reforms.
This is why we are starting today a political reflection to give an impulse to further reforms, in line with our Strategic Agenda, and to the development of the EU with 27 Member States.
First of all, a heavy responsibility lies on the government andopposition to seek a compromise and consensus for further reforms.
We will emphasise the need for further reforms, as I stressed in my opening remarks, in the Russian electricity and gas sector with a view to establishing a level playing field.
We welcome the fact that the summer's constitutional crisis has been overcome, and we welcome the fact that the new Government has a strong andclear mandate for further reforms.
There is also an urgent need for progress in the fight against corruption andorganised crime, and for further reforms in the sectors of justice and public administration.
We call on Israel and the Palestinian Authority to abide by existing cooperation agreements andto abstain from unilateral measures that could hamper progress and further reforms.
Further reforms are needed, especially in jus ce(e.g. ensuring independent jus ce), the fight against corrup on must be intensified- and relevant legisla on must be adopted in order to ensure this.
Over the last two years, the European Union has sought gradually to engage with Belarus and to encourage further reforms, to build on the, I have to say, modest measures taken so far.
Negotiations over EU membership are on the right road,although the country must concentrate on further reforms in such areas as administration, the justice system, the economy, the battle against corruption and organised crime, respect for and protection of minorities, and the investigation of war crimes.
I am thinking of the passing of the Law on Foundations and, even more recently,the first modification of Article 301 which must lead to further reforms that are necessary to guarantee full freedom of expression.
The cooperation and effectiveness of these reforms will, hopefully,serve as an example for further reforms needed for EU integration, but it is also of huge importance for people who will finally be able to visit their families, especially with regard to the wide diaspora that Bosnia and Herzegovina has in Europe.
Secondly, this is another extremely significant step towards the aim of stabilising the situation in the region andcreating a positive climate for further reforms and the future integration of all Balkan countries into the European Union.
Despite the fact that Ukraine can boast of its achievements as regards liberalisation of trade andcapital flows, further reforms and strengthening of the Ukrainian economy, which includes membership of the WTO, are essential.
We would have had access through this process to Kazakhstan's vast natural resources,while the EU would help further reforms in this vast- geographically speaking- secular country of strategic importance.
We accept that further reform of the Council is required to ensure that human rights around the world are improved.
This crisis should not therefore be used as an excuse to turn our backs on the road to further reform and liberalisation of the CAP.
In order to facilitate further reform a basic European data collection system should, however, be created for general and business aviation.
It needs further reform and investment if it is to reach the level of development of this sector in EU countries.
We must, therefore,ensure that further reform of the LFA system is adequately financed within the overall budget for CAP and that the system used for classification is fair and non-discriminatory.
Finally, on agriculture, the consultation shows a relative growth consensus on the need to further reform CAP.