Examples of using Pace of reforms in English and their translations into German
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Economies are only slowly recovering and the pace of reforms needs to be accelerated.
There may, then,be a temptation to review the policy priorities and to decelerate the pace of reforms.
It is also clear that the pace of reforms to date is insufficient to achieve the Stockholm and Barcelona targets for older workers.
The current coalition, although facing an election soon, has accelerated the pace of reforms, to which the EU has responded properly.
The pace of reforms must be accelerated, not only in the economy, but also in relation to administration, legislation and the legal system.
The Council welcomed the continued progress made by the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia butregretted that the pace of reforms has slowed down in 2006.
The Union can maintain the current sluggish pace of reforms or show that it is capable of a step change ahead of enlargement.
By way of general conclusion, the Commission warns that the current economicslackness should not serve as a pretext to slow down the pace of reforms.
Most Member States need to step up the pace of reforms to foster competition and raise productivity in the market for goods and services.
Civil society input is alsocrucial in terms of monitoring of the implementation of the Partnership and the pace of reforms in partner countries through its yearly assessment reports.
In writing.-(PT) This report acknowledges certain positive steps that Turkey, a candidate country since 2005, has made towards joining the EU,although it is being urged to speed up the pace of reforms.
This is also indicated in the draft resolution we have debated today,that is, that the pace of reforms in Turkey in 2005 was not only insufficient, but it actually has slowed down.
The European Council welcomes the considerable anddetermined efforts by the Turkish government to accelerate the pace of reforms, many of which are significant in political and legal terms.
Looking forward to the Vilnius Summit, it emphasises that the pace of reforms will determine the intensity of cooperation and partners most engaged in reforms will benefit most from their relationship with the EU.
While welcoming initial progress,the Council also noted the need to accelerate the pace of reforms, including administrative, economic and security sector reforms. .
However, it is equally important to note that, and I quote,‘while apolitical transition process is still underway in Turkey, in 2005 the pace of reforms has slowed and the implementation of reforms remains uneven'. This is the exact reply I received yesterday from Commissioner Rehn to my verbal question on the implementation of the European Parliament's resolution on the start of negotiations with Turkey.
The letter reminds the incoming governments of theirresponsibility not only to maintain, but step up, the pace of reforms, and promises the EU's unstinting support, if this is delivered.
I welcome the commitment expressed by the Western Balkans to intensify the pace of reforms in key areas and to further strengthen inclusive and efficient regional cooperation.
The pace of reform remains a major challenge.
The pace of reform has slowed in many countries- and reversed in a few.
However, the pace of reform needs to be accelerated.
Slow pace of reform in education and training threatens Europe's competitiveness in the long term.
The pace of reform has to speed up.
However, the pace of reform needs to be further accelerated to achieve the employment objectives of Lisbon.
The pace of reform will be maintained in the coming months to restore stability and protect the interests of European citizens and business.
It is certain that the quality and pace of reform in Turkey will be driven by the developing relationship with the European Union.
Mr President, as Mr Donner has indicated,many positive things can be said about Estonia's progress and the pace of reform there.
To sum up, further progress with structural reform was made in 2004, especially in labour markets,but overall the pace of reform remained disappointing.
This cannot rely on economic growth alone; the pace of reform must also be maintained.
The pace of negotiations with Turkey will continue to match the pace of reform in the country.