Examples of using Institutional changes in English and their translations into Czech
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Institutional changes here in town.
Will put Eureka on a secure financial footing. Institutional changes here in town that.
Institutional changes here in town that.
On a secure financial footing. Institutional changes here in town that will put Eureka.
Institutional changes here in town that will put Eureka on a secure financial footing.
These deadlines are not just about'tidying up the desk' before the institutional changes of next year.
As you know, the coming months will be marked by many institutional changes, and this may influence the timing and the delivery of our work on collective redress.
In addition, we intend to reduce administrative burdens and the risk of state operation through a better and more intelligent regulatory framework, as well as institutional changes.
This process began in the 1990s andis ending with agreement on institutional changes which adapt the EU to the new reality.
It is undergoing significant legislative and institutional changes with the aim of combating organised crime and the mafia and strengthening cross-border cooperation with law-enforcement authorities in neighbouring countries.
It calls for an enhanced role for the EU in the UN system,taking into account the institutional changes brought by the Lisbon Treaty.
This is, moreover, a critical time,when major institutional changes are taking place and also when various global disasters have shown that European aid is increasingly important.
The continuity of discourse, practices, and institutions before and after 1989 is highlighted,de¬monstrating how difficult it is for cultural and institutional changes to take place.
The path marked out by the Commission,with the demand for institutional changes, is exacerbating social and regional inequalities.
With the major institutional changes introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon, we can now look forward to the imminent adoption of more ambitious and higher quality legislative instruments under the forthcoming presidencies.
Mr President, Commissioner, recently, we have talked a lot about the institutional changes which have resulted from the Treaty of Lisbon.
DE I would like to say to my fellow Member that the institutional changes resulting from the Treaty of Nice, the Constitutional Treaty and the Treaty of Lisbon have always had the broad support of the people of Europe and the broad support of the majority of European states.
The current Turkish Government has even launched what it calls the'democratic initiative' as a response to the need for a series of institutional changes to the Turkish political system en route to its democratisation.
Even though, at the moment, other priorities are dictating institutional changes in the EU, it is becoming essential for us to integrate the numerous border programmes, either proposed or existing, in order to avoid unnecessary duplication and costs.
I also hope that the debate preceding a further referendum in Ireland will be conducted in the spirit of European solidarity, taking account of the substantive content of the Treaty of Lisbon,clearly explained, with institutional changes included.
Despite what has been being said over the past seven years, institutional changes are neither a complete nor a satisfactory response to these problems.
Given the institutional changes to come and, in particular, the end of the legislative term, the Commission has made every attempt to ensure that the new legislative proposals included in the 2008 work programme are scheduled for adoption by the College before the end of 2008.
In the European Union,which is above all a community under the rule of law, institutional changes require the reinforcement of respect for fundamental rights.
As a result of all these institutional changes, the EU will be more efficient and have available a wider range of methods for resolving the major problems facing the international community, such as combating terrorism, adapting to climate change, ensuring energy security and combating the effects of the economic and financial crisis.
The continuity of discourse, practices, and institutions before and after 1989 is highlighted,de¬monstrating how difficult it is for cultural and institutional changes to take place even when an important systemic change has occurred in society.
It is a fact that it was during the Swedish Presidency that significant institutional changes were made, particularly the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, after that whole process of pressurising and blackmailing the Irish people into changing their vote in the second referendum they had to hold.
I therefore join in the request made by Mrs Svensson, and I ask the Commission andthe Council once again to take any opportunity they can to ask the Saudi authorities to make the appropriate structural and institutional changes, in order to eliminate any form of discrimination against women, including recognising all their rights, in both private and public life, and more specifically, in the political, legal and judicial spheres.
We have endeavoured during these six months to address institutional changes which, of necessity, required a response involving political vision, generosity and commitment.
But, also on the European summit, I would say: renewable energy and energy saving- I think there is huge opportunity for governments to slip there, not to deliver on the goods,to find it politically difficult to bring about the institutional changes necessary, and I think the Commission needs to put as much pressure as possible to name and shame, to find new mechanisms, to ensure that Member States deliver on the goals they have now agreed.
It is significantly more difficult to force institutional change.