Examples of using Difficult reforms in English and their translations into Greek
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May carry a political dimension(e.g. when difficult reforms are politically costly).
Ms. Mäntylä conveyed to Mr. Xydakis the experience and understanding of the Finnish government,which is also expected to implement difficult reforms.
On the other, they will not back the difficult reforms needed to pull it out of the crisis.
The agency said the affirmation reflected the country's progress in EU integration,but cautioned that difficult reforms lie ahead.
The institutions have no orders to combine difficult reforms with a smart policy for debt restructuring.
But sending the questionnaire to Brussels is not the end of the story, Sekerinska warned,noting that difficult reforms lie ahead.
The Kremlin is considering a series of difficult reforms to the state budget, energy sector, security services and banking system.
Following from the Blueprint, the Commission has developed its ideas on how to encourage andsupport Member States that are implementing difficult reforms(see IP/13/248).
I want to commend Prime Minister Tsipras for the very difficult reforms his government is pursuing to put the economy on a firmer footing.
It is those areas in which Member States, in terms of their specific organisation, must make greater investment and possibly also more extensive and, shall we say,more painful and more difficult reforms.
The crisis conditions andpolitical momentum for reform meant that important and difficult reforms were concentrated early on in the programme.
Progress of sensitive and difficult reforms is sometimes slower than expected, but the quality of achievements and the ownership by the Administration and the population are vital for its success.
The question is whether there is enough pain in the system, to perform these difficult reforms, or whether Europe- now that it looks a bit better- is going to loosen the reins.”.
Now first of all, Prime Minister, your government has, as you say, taken some very bold- belated but bold- steps to both curb the deficit andto introduce very difficult reforms, particularly pension reform. .
(SK) In recent years the Slovak Republic underwent many difficult reforms and the present government has successfully compensated the poorer sections of society affected by them.
Today's adoption recognises the tremendous efforts undertaken by the Georgian authorities andthe Georgian people to carry out far-reaching and difficult reforms in the area of the rule of law and the justice system.
Speaking at a press conference after the Ecofin meeting, Dombrovskis said that Greece's difficult reforms“bore fruit last year and it is very important that the country continues to build on that success.” Any deviation from that course would have negative repercussions.
EU-Ukraine visa liberalization dialogue turned out to be an important andparticularly effective tool for advancing far-reaching and difficult reforms in numerous areas.
The participants agreed on the idea that, in addition to the difficult reforms that the Greek state is to make, a clear, concrete and targeted political will is required too, which is now lacking in Greece.
The Commission has already developed its ideas on a framework for the ex-ante coordination of major structural reforms and on a convergence and competitiveness instrument to encourage andsupport Member States that are implementing difficult reforms(see IP/13/248).
Jean-Dominique Giuliani, who heads the Robert Schuman Foundation, a pro-European think tank in Paris,says difficult reforms must continue because the crisis shows no sign of going away.
The EU integration path is laden with difficult reforms, but their implementation is essential for a successful completion of the accession process, Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic said in Sarajevo on Wednesday(30 November).
We know that we need to keep candidate countries motivated.Enlargement is such a positive force for progress that it is in all our interests that candidates pursue difficult reforms on a road that is bound to be long.
The EU-Ukraine Visa Dialogue has been an important andeffective tool for advancing far-reaching and difficult reforms in the Justice and Home Affairs area and beyond, impacting on areas such as the rule of law and justice reform. .
Piece by piece each single market reform matters, but taken in the round their importance is even greater. 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.
The visa dialogue with Kosovo has proved to be an important andeffective tool in advancing far-reaching and difficult reforms in the Justice and Home Affairs field and beyond, impacting areas such as the rule of law and criminal justice reform. .
The only case when a coalition between political parties would really mean something would be between the two largest ones,provided they could agree on promoting some really difficult reforms, which no political party can take the cost to promote on its own.
Kosovo analyst anduniversity professor Belul Beqaj says the most difficult reform will be the so-called Madrid criteria for public administration.
Greek society is ready to accept a daring and difficult reform, to the extent that it is fair and that it ultimately lets us see the light at the end of the tunnel," he said.