Examples of using Reform programmes in English and their translations into Polish
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National Reform Programmes.
Ensuring consistency with National Reform Programmes.
National reform programmes highlight a variety of promising initiatives.
Draft National Reform Programmes.
It is also recommended that corresponding targets be written into national reform programmes.
People also translate
The Member States in their national reform programmes have recognised these opportunities.
Stability and Convergence Programmes and National Reform Programmes.
National Reform Programmes should be presented and debated in national parliaments.
EU and National Lisbon Reform Programmes.
Member States' reform programmes should also aim at‘inclusive growth.
Both have submitted national reform programmes.
All but three National Reform Programmes have identified macroeconomic policy challenges.
The integrated guidelines and national reform programmes.
National reform programmes and country specific policy recommendations issued by the European Commission.
Co-operating towards final National Reform Programmes.
Member States will draw up national reform programmes that present policy responses to key challenges and reasons for action.
E4: Reporting only in National Reform Programmes.
Member states must submit their draft national reform programmes including their national targets by 12 November.
They could also do so in the Annual National Lisbon Reform Programmes.
In particular Member States adopt National Reform Programmes, which are presented to the Commission.
Do they feel that this is being adequately addressed by their respective National Reform Programmes?
Member States should also, through their reform programmes, aim at‘sustainable growth.
Member States have delivered their first reports on the implementation of National Reform Programmes.
Stability or convergence programmes and domestic reform programmes are needed, but are not enough.
Only a few Member States give sufficient emphasis to economic stimulation in their reform programmes.
This should be an important element of Member States National Reform Programmes in implementing the Integrated Guidelines.
Reporting mechanisms to ensure consistency between Cohesion Policy programmes and National Reform Programmes.
The Member States are required to prepare national reform programmes which have been assessed by the Commission.
The role of labour market institutions in national reform programmes should be strengthened;
The guidelines in the Annex shall be taken into account in the employment policies and reform programmes of the Member States, which should be reported in line with Article 148(3) of the Treaty.