Examples of using Package of reforms in English and their translations into German
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What will this package of reforms change?
In 2005,the 60th anniversary was the occasion for adoption of a significant package of reforms and innovations.
This package of reforms is intended to ensure that public subsidies do not work against upholding fish stocks.
Commission welcomes package of reforms in Turkey.
The package of reforms was endorsed by all European heads of state and government and is consistent with the EU's G20 commitments.
Together with the Presidency and the United States, we have proposed a package of reforms to achieve this.
This comprehensive package of reforms covering the entire policy cycle will boost openness and transparency in the EU decision-making process.
Prime Minister David Cameron said health workers who mistreated andabused patients would face" the full force of the law" in a package of reforms to be unveiled next week.
Madam President, the Agenda 2000 package of reforms provides a major challenge to Europe's decision-makers and I do not underestimate that in any way.
If Obama is looking for an opportunity to negotiate a bipartisan deal that would strengthen the US economy and increase employment,he should seriously consider such a package of reforms.
Hudghton(ARE).- Madam President, the Agenda 2000 package of reforms provides a major challenge to Europe's decision-makers and I do not underestimate that in any way.
We should therefore make every available effortto adhere to the timetable for institutional reform agreed on in Cologne and to complete the package of reforms in the year 2000 under the French Presidency.
It is not an easy task to work out a package of reforms for Europe-wide political parties that will allow them to mobilise the democratic impulses of individuals and citizen organisations.
The heads of Government agreed, at aspecial meeting in Brussels three months later, on a comprehensive package of reforms relating to agriculture and to budgetary and structural policy.
Finally, this package of reforms will be accompanied by a realistic budget that is acceptable to all parties, establishing provision for expenditure that is in line with the planned activities, fulfilling very strict standards of transparency and clarity.
More particularly, the Commission hopes to achievethese ambitions by promoting an“EU best practice model”, implementing a package of reforms based, in large measure, on long-established and highly-regarded practice in the North Sea sector.
On WTO reform, a modest but feasible package of reforms focusing on the preparation and management of WTO Ministerial meetings, better participation of smaller Members and other means to improve the efficiency and inclusiveness of WTO negotiations is desirable.
Long-term investment in the green economy, in scientific research and in infrastructure is absolutely crucial to economic stability, job creation and growth,and I cannot support this package of reforms which seeks crippling austerity across Europe.
For the majority of farmers in Europe-and these are the smaller farmers- the package of reforms is a step in the right direction, even if it is often lacking in vigour and is not sufficiently binding in terms of environmental and social criteria for aid.
Reflecting the importance of this challenge to all sectors of the UK economy, there is a case tobuild on these measures to develop a more comprehensive package of reforms including in the mortgage market and property taxation to address these issues.
We have concluded that a relatively modest, but feasible, package of reforms, focusing first and foremost on the preparation and management of Ministerial conferences, and other means to improve the efficiency and inclusiveness of WTO negotiations, is the way to move forward.
This comprehensive package of reforms covering the entire policy cycle will boost openness and transparency in the EU decision-making process, improve the quality of new laws through better impact assessments of draft legislation and amendments, and promote constant and consistent review of existing EU laws, so that EU policies achieve their objectives in the most effective and efficient way.
In 2013, the President of Mexico, Enrique Peña Nieto- from the Institutional Revolutionary Party(PRI)-presented a package of reforms to the Constitution, the so-called"Pact for Mexico"-an agreement between the main political parties to promote economic growth and the construction of a society of rights with justice, security, transparency, and free from corruption, which resulted in the approval of reforms such as those to energy or the Internal Revenue IRS.