Examples of using Difficult reforms in English and their translations into German
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The positive agenda would lead to many difficult reforms.
However, difficult reforms are still necessary to ensure sustainable growth, needed to improve social conditions.
It committed itself to undertaking a range of undoubtedly difficult reforms.
This is one of the most sensitive and difficult reforms in all Member States and that is why it is of great political importance.
And friends must be frank: there is no alternative to the difficult reforms.
Finally, the new Member States are implementing very difficult reforms based on fundamental changes to pensions systems.
Our relative economic strength must be used to speed up- rather than slow down- difficult reforms.
I would like tovoice my strong objection to this manner of dealing with the difficult reforms being implemented in the new Member States, especially Poland.
Since 2010, the EU has been piling up coordination procedures in the hope of pushing governments into enacting politically difficult reforms.
The public consensus supporting difficult reforms in Eastern Europe in the 1990s demonstrates that voters are able to understand and accept tradeoffs when they have no perceived alternative.
This will create a momentum which will facilitate the implementation of more difficult reforms in the future.
He pointed out that Latvia had also had to carry out difficult reforms in the past- however, these reforms had ultimately brought about economic growth from which the country was still benefiting.
They are pressing so hard for a date because they want, if possible, to avoid tackling certain, extremely difficult reforms which they have yet to make.
The ten countries that are to accede inMay 2004 have had to implement difficult reforms for which there was often little grass-roots support and which were also opposed internally.
Russia's decision in 1992 to apply for membership of the Council of Europe and her acceptance four years later of conditions thatincluded having to carry through a whole series of difficult reforms were historic.
We encourage the fulfilment of Ukraine's commitment to pursue the difficult reforms that will be crucial to support economic stability and unlock private sector-led growth.
In the context of a challenging fiscal consolidation and uncertainty about the economic recovery the social concertation agreementis a strong symbol for the ability to carry out difficult reforms.
The single market of today- this vast, dynamic, open market-is the product of all these difficult reforms, all these difficult decisions we have made.
With national elections approaching, India's government cannot afford to sacrifice these benefits, especially at a time of rising skepticism about its ability to maintain fiscal discipline andimplement difficult reforms.
At the summit of the mayors of central and southeast European cities in Belgrade,he said that Serbia is a place where difficult reforms are under way, with good economic forecasts for the next year.
Third, the allure of rejoining Europe after years of isolation, together with the European Union's commitment to enlargement, provided a gravitational pull- and a legislative template-that helped policymakers justify and implement difficult reforms.
In the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland,the task of completing such difficult reforms just before crossing the"finish line" fell to socialist parties, forcing them to betray their socialist identity in the eyes of leftist voters.
Enlargement is such a positive force for progress that it isin all our interests that candidates pursue difficult reforms on a road that is bound to be long.
The Commission has already developed its ideas on a framework for the ex-ante coordination of major structural reforms and on a convergence andcompetitiveness instrument to encourage and support Member States that are implementing difficult reforms see IP/13/248.
This is the result of the hard work andsuccessful efforts of the Kosovo authorities in achieving far-reaching and difficult reforms in the Justice and Home Affairs area and beyond, impacting areas such as the rule of law and justice reform. .
For these reasons, a"memorandum of understandings" has been set up to offer all Member States a platform for discussion on the different aspects of each target/flagship on an individual basis and hence to help them through changes andavoid the natural tendency to delay difficult reforms.
Their statehood is weak, their leadership often weaker,and they lack the consensus about their European destiny that enabled difficult reforms in Poland, Slovakia, and the Baltic States to be pursued.
If, for example, we place a question mark over whether it will be possible for the citizens and workers of candidate countries to move freely across the European Union right from the word go, if we want to continue to deny the citizens of Eastern Europe recognition of that right which is one of the fundamental principles of the Union,then we are further diminishing support for the difficult reforms which must take place before they can join the Union.
One source of these successes is in fact reforms, and here thanks and recognition are due, both to Mikuláš Dzurinda's government,which brought in these difficult reforms, and to Robert Fico's current government, which is continuing them.
There is no question of anticipating such a courageous and difficult reform here, because too many uncertainties remain. Mainly, who knows which leaders will be elected next year in Europe and what will be their ability to come to a common agreement?