Examples of using Institutional reforms in English and their translations into Czech
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We need institutional reforms.
And we think this means completing the necessary institutional reforms.
Implementing the institutional reforms is, arguably, just as important, given their impact on the future success of the Council.
Mr Didier REYNDERS Deputy Prime Minister andMinister for Finance and Institutional Reforms Bulgaria.
In order to do so,it needs to carry out institutional reforms where necessary and, for example, secure its financial resources.
We must take this opportunity seriously andbase our actions on these acquired institutional reforms.
Better preparation, of course, also entails institutional reforms and consolidation of the European Union.
The truth is, of course,that institutional competition is necessary for successful institutional reforms.
Institutional reforms, the dynamism of civil society and respect for freedoms and civil rights have contributed to political stabilisation in Taiwan.
In writing.- The green light has been given to the Lisbon Treaty,which has created all necessary circumstances for institutional reforms.
Of course, much remains to be done, in terms both of economic and institutional reforms, and the steps taken should be consolidated.
Must we constantly be forced to exert such pressure to guarantee the entry into force of a treaty and its institutional reforms?
The future of the Union will not be determined by the ever more complicated institutional reforms which this House will be discussing tomorrow morning.
However, it should also be understood- andI expect a clear statement from the Council in this regard- that enlargements can be completed only after institutional reforms.
I am thinking here of support for civil society and for democratic and institutional reforms, and guaranteeing Europe's energy security.
I would like, however, to express the hope that the resolution will be an encouragement to Ukraine to continue the path,which has now begun, of economic and institutional reforms.
In this context, I am thinking of the implementation of institutional reforms, where political foundations and a range of different NGOs have achieved so much.
During these eight years, the European Union has undergone a period of introspection andhas focused on its own institutional reforms, albeit without much success.
Institutional reforms, a dynamic civil society and greater respect for civil liberties and citizens' rights have resulted in increased stability, including political stability, in Taiwan.
Furthermore, we want to support the development of government systems, democracy, human rights andalso economic and institutional reforms, and to prevent conflicts and weakening of the state.
The European Union(EU)needs to implement the institutional reforms stipulated in the Treaty in order to guarantee that the organisation functions in an efficient, coherent manner which is more transparent to Europe's citizens.
Let me also express the hope that the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty will further increase the capacity of the EU to integrate new members,finalising the institutional reforms within the Union.
After its first democratic elections in 1996, Taiwan embarked upon a major process of democratisation with important institutional reforms for the respect of civil liberties and citizens' rights that have helped to consolidate its political stability.
Even if the ratification of the treaty will be made in national parliaments in almost all the Member States, with one exception, I believe it is essential to inform the citizens of theEuropean Union countries in order to have successful institutional reforms.
It would also be advisable to implement European institutional reforms under which the children's rights coordinators reporting to the Commissioner would provide links between institutions, NGOs and governments, to give continuous dialogue and cooperation.
The government of the Alliance for European Integration has shown through the special effort it has made that it is ready to launch an extensive process of political,economic and institutional reforms, thereby leading the way in this area within the Eastern Partnership.
Clearly, the institutional reforms of the Lisbon Treaty are important and it is also true that the changes made to EU policies, to the common foreign and security policy, to the justice and home affairs policy and in other areas are vital so that the Union can tackle the future and meet the challenges facing us.
IT Mr President, there is no doubt about it: the victory of the'yes' vote in Ireland's referendum on the Treaty of Lisbon is an extremely positive step for the revitalisation of the European Union andfor the crucial political and institutional reforms provided for by the Treaty.
We must promote stability in this region, but we must also state very clearly- andhere I am concerned by the different views held at Council level- that we must first implement institutional reforms ourselves, so that we, too, are fit for enlargement, and then the new states- Croatia and the other countries- really will be able to join.
The document therefore calls on Member States and regions to facilitate policy implementation by tackling these challenges, above all by adapting the legal framework in the field of state aid, public procurement and environmental rules,and pursuing institutional reforms.