Examples of using Commitment to reform in English and their translations into Hungarian
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And sensitivity about his commitment to reform… seems to be fuelling the violence.
Commitment to reform by Romania's key institutions and bodies is uneven.
This mission will of course dovetail with the Commission's commitment to reform the justice sector.
Represents a national commitment to reform the worst elements of the current system.
THE ROADMAP: A DYNAMIC TOOL TO MONITOR the joint commitment to reform and PROGRESS.
It seeks a shared commitment to reform in a number of areas where Union action brings most added value.
In Georgia, Moldova, Morocco and Tunisia, the authorities showed a clear commitment to reform.
The Commission recognises the efforts of the Afghan government and its commitment to reform the present civil aviation oversight system and improve safety.
I am confident that the country will be able to reach the political compromise necessary to sustain the commitment to reforms.
It stresses that creatingsustainable transport in the developing countries depends on a commitment to reform the governance of the sector and affordable transport strategies.
They do not allow for an objective assessment of compliance, norprovide the Commission with a good basis for its policy dialogue to promote commitment to reform.
This major achievement is the result of the sacrifices of the Greek people,Greece's commitment to reforms, and the solidarity of its European partners.
Whereas accession negotiations with Turkey were opened on 3 October 2005 and the opening of such negotiations is the starting point for along-lasting and open-ended process based on fair and rigorous conditionality and the commitment to reform;
We observed that limited progress in keyareas was often due to weak commitment to reform by the national authorities despite EU pre-accession assistance.
The fact that a beneficiary government signs a financing agreement with a donor does not automatically imply that the assumptions,formulated in most project agreements about the government's commitment to reform, will be fulfilled.
It will help Greece to move from a vicious to a virtuous cycle-where commitment to reform is rewarded by renewal of confidence and growth, creating the incentives for further progress.
As I stressed everywhere,progress on the path to the EU depends on the commitment to reform at home.
BOX 4 THE COMMISSION'S EFFECTIVE USE OF POLICYDIALOGUE WHEN THE ZAMBIAN GOVERNMENT SHOWED UNSATISFACTORY COMMITMENT TO REFORM In 2009, the Commission, in coordination with other development partners, suspended most of its funding for the road sector, in particular its sector budget support programmes.
Overall, we observed that limited progress towards strengthening administrative capacity in keyareas was often due to weak commitment to reform by the national authorities.
While EU financial and non-financial support addressed important capacity-building needs,the Court notes cases where weak commitment to reform by the national authorities meant outputs were not used and planned impacts were not achieved.
Whereas accession negotiations with Turkey were opened on 3 October 2005 after the Council had approved the Negotiating Framework, and whereas the opening of such negotiations is thestarting point for a long-lasting and open-ended process based on fair and rigorous conditionality and the commitment to reform.
The successful conclusion of the programme is a testament to the efforts of the Greek people,the country's commitment to reform, and the solidarity of its European partners.
Benchmarks should be established to monitor progress on reform and monitoring systems should be enhanced to include representatives from civil society,gender balance on monitoring bodies and to ensure commitment to reforms.
For the EU programmes examined by the Court, the Commission used conditionality in a way which considerably reduced thepotential incentive effect on the national authorities' commitment to reform and the possibility for the Commission to use conditions as a tool in policy dialogue with the government.
Greece experienced recurrent protracted periods of politicalinstability that reignited uncertainties regarding the policy course, commitment to reforms and their effective implementation.
Over the last years wehave seen that anything that casts doubt on governments' commitment to reform is instantly punished.
In its view, the weaknesses affecting public finance management at the time of the financing decision do not preclude the launch of a budget aid programme,provided that a commitment to reform exists and the reforms planned are deemed to be satisfactory.
In this context, the Council also welcomes the planned Conference on the Rule of Law in Afghanistan, which will be held in Rome on 2 and3 July 2007, as an opportunity to increase the international community's commitment to reform in the Afghan justice sector, and to enhance the Afghan Government's awareness in this area.
In many countries, government commitments to reforms have lagged behind needs.
Chairman of the Committee on Budgets.-(DE) Mr President, ladies and gentleman, what we are discussing today is the second year's implementation of the agreed Financial Perspective; we are discussing implementation of multiannual programmes with European added value as determined in codecision;and we are discussing additional commitments to reform by all three institutions.