Examples of using Necessary reforms in English and their translations into Czech
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In any case, these are the most important and necessary reforms.
The necessary reforms to restore the soundness and stability of the European financial system must be completed urgently.
For this to happen,Croatia should continue to adopt the necessary reforms.
On the other hand, Ukraine must implement the necessary reforms, in particular in its services sector, and hold ambitious negotiations with the EU.
The candidate countries must make a determined effort to carry out the necessary reforms.
Of course, the states need to make the necessary reforms which, lest we forget, touch on the question of security and combating organised crime.
We hope that the campaign period will not cause a delay in carrying out the necessary reforms.
I hope that the Moldovan authorities will carry out the necessary reforms and fulfil their commitments to keep the Republic of Moldova on the path toward solid European integration.
However, the country must not simply wait, but carry out all the necessary reforms in the meantime.
I hope that European integration and the necessary reforms in the country will convey key messages to all the main political forces and that they will give their broad agreement after the elections as well.
The forthcoming review of the IASCF's constitution provides the opportunity to implement the necessary reforms.
Moreover, the country is making enormous efforts to carry out the necessary reforms and fulfil the criteria for membership.
Putting the blame on market failure is misguided andshows a lack of courage to face up to the necessary reforms.
We count on the support of the European Parliament in moving swiftly to adopt the necessary reforms in order to ensure they are applied as soon as possible thereafter.
I support the initiators' idea of asking the Commission to encourage Member States to carry out the necessary reforms.
A later entry to the euro area gives the countries affected the opportunity to carry out the necessary reforms at a more leisurely pace and allows people more time to adjust.
In the last decade,the European Union has been unable to persuade their authorities to undertake the necessary reforms.
The Maastricht criteria and the Stability andGrowth Pact motivated the necessary reforms in the Member States and supported and therefore enabled the euro's success story.
This was the sign that, with will and determination,this country's politicians were capable of reaching a consensus and of undertaking the necessary reforms.
Accession negotiations with Croatia canbe completed rather quickly, provided that the necessary reforms continue to be pursued and implemented resolutely.
Bilateral disputes are currently holding back Croatia's andMacedonia's chances of continuing along the path to EU membership as they implement the necessary reforms.
I believe that negotiations with Croatia should only be completed once all the necessary reforms and other obligations have been implemented and without setting a specific time limit.
We urgently need to move beyond this situation, and this effort depends entirely and exclusively on Kosovo,which will have to implement the necessary reforms for this purpose.
The new cohesion policy must be clearly results-oriented and specify the necessary reforms, while at the same time reducing the constraints imposed by red tape and simplifying the management of the funds.
Once more I would like to express my gratitude to the Government led by Mr Dzurinda that launched the necessary reforms in Slovakia five years ago.
Incentives must encourage the necessary reforms to financial systems in Member States, investment must be made to nurture innovation in SMEs and administrative systems must work for, not against, these enterprises helping to create a more stable, more varied European economy.
It is to be hoped that this agreement will provide Georgia with the incentive to carry out the necessary reforms in the areas of freedom, security and justice.
There is political fatigue in central and northern Europe about supporting the countries in trouble;there is reform fatigue in southern Europe about carrying out the necessary reforms.
Certain measures, such as making it easier for people to travel andstudy abroad, together with help in developing democracy and implementing the necessary reforms, are just a couple of examples of areas in which the EU can and should become more active.
Police cooperation and education as such are not foreseen in the immediate future but that could, of course,be discussed once Ukraine has carried out the necessary reforms.