Examples of using These reforms in English and their translations into Malay
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These reforms will take an upfront investment.
We call upon the EC to implement these reforms before the 14th General Election.
These reforms, it is claimed, would be.
We can only succeed if the people understand and support these reforms.
A key force behind these reforms was Mahmud Tarzi, an ardent supporter of the education of women.
As this restructuring would involve significant changes to the UN charter,Annan proposed the complete elimination of the Trusteeship Council as part of these reforms.[5].
These reforms were needed in order to make the council a serious advocate for human rights.
He said,“there is no logic in the government allocating subsidies worth almost RM1 billion on a commodity that could endanger the people's health.”[19]Responding to concerns about how these reforms might affect the poor the Prime Minister's Office pointed out that Malaysia will still be spending RM7.82 billion per year on fuel and sugar subsidies and that prices for these commodities would remain the lowest in Southeast Asia.
These reforms will encourage new technologies, but will probably also increase the costs of grid-provided power.
The reduction in expenditure from these reforms will allow us to better use resources for families, communities and business growth.
These reforms would save money that could be redirected to help small businesses overcome their persistent credit crunch.
He said Sarawakians are, by and large,very happy with these reforms and most are of the opinion that Barisan Nasional should be given another five years to see what more Adenan can do for Sarawak and for Sarawakians.
These reforms transformed the Empire of Japan into a world power which defeated China in the Sino-Japanese War and Russia in the Russo-Japanese War.
However, many of these reforms could risk alienating his IDP party from key lobbyist groups.
Since these reforms have been implemented, the American banking firms Goldman Sachs and Citigroup have been granted permission to expand their operations in Malaysia.
Since these reforms have been implemented the American banking firms Goldman Sachs and Citigroup have been granted permission to expand their operations in Malaysia, Goldman Sachs, received licenses to set up fund management and advisory operations.
Responding to concerns about how these reforms might affect the poor, the Prime Minister's Office pointed out that Malaysia will still be spending RM 7.82 billion per year on fuel and sugar subsidies and that prices for these commodities would remain the lowest in Southeast Asia.
Responding to concerns about how these reforms might affect the poor, the Prime Minister's Office pointed out that Malaysia will still be spending RM 7.82 billion per year on fuel and sugar subsidies and that prices for these commodities would remain the lowest in Southeast Asia.
Specifically, these reforms include allowing foreign investors to hold majority stakes in most enterprises excluding“strategic” industries such as banking, telecommunications, and energy, easing insurance regulation, curtailing powers of the Foreign Investment Committee and lowering the minimum quota for Malay ownership in publicly traded companies from 30 percent to 12.5 percent.
Not only would these reforms enable Korea to resist foreign intrusion, which was in Japan's direct interest, but in being a conduit of change, they would also have opportunity to play a larger role on the peninsula.[20] To Meiji leaders, the issue was not whether Korea should be reformed but how reform might be accomplished.
These reforms included higher capital-to-debt ratios for banks, more fiscal discipline in the government, a crackdown on institutional corruption, more effective oversight of national government elections, adoption of international financial accounting standards(GAAP, in particular), higher quality corporate governance practices, more reliable contract enforcement laws, stricter financial regulations, and a host of other reforms. .
Reforms like these are long overdue.
However, these radical reforms generated fierce hostility and resistance of the Hungu faction.
These radical reforms were very popular with commoners but were fiercely opposed by the conservative officials who had helped to put Jungjong on the throne.
The International Institute for Management Development responded to these and other reforms by increasing Malaysia's ranking to the 10th-most competitive economy in the world in 2010 from 18th in 2009.
Despite these recommendations being included in the manifesto of Pakatan Harapan, we have not seen any action taken by the new governmentthus far to implement these crucial institutional reforms measures.
These are some of the long-term structural reforms we need to undertake.
There's no reforming these people.