Examples of using To implement structural reforms in English and their translations into Portuguese
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At the same time, it regretted the lack of ambition and failure to implement structural reforms.
This Review finds that it is necessary to implement structural reforms as well as measures to support consumption and demand.
State aid is not a regular policy instrument by means of which the government can create innovation, as it were, andit should certainly not be used to compensate for our failure to implement structural reforms.
At the same time, efforts are redoubled to implement structural reforms that stimulate employment, investment and competitiveness.
Mrs Thyssen was one of the first to underline this, but Mr Watson, Mr Eurlings andothers also emphasised that it is important to have the courage to implement structural reforms at national level.
At the same time, Member States must continue to implement structural reforms that promote a predictable and conducive business climate.
In this regards, the Commission notes with satisfaction the recent approval of a budgetary stability law andwelcomes the efforts made by the Portuguese government to implement structural reforms and thereby foster growth and employment.
He also underlined that it was time to implement structural reforms in the goods, capital, and labour markets.
It is important that our message is clear to both the markets and citizens, namely that the future of"our Europe" depends on our concerted efforts for a better coordination of our policies andon our determined effort to implement structural reforms.
At their summit meetings the heads of our Member States have promised to implement structural reforms allowing growth and stability.
Over the medium term,the programme has sought to implement structural reforms including the introduction of a national currency, tax reform, cuts in government spending, the removal of budgetary transfers to state-owned companies, and comprehensive price liberalisation.
The Youth Employment Initiative is available to support individuals, especially NEETs,rather than to implement structural reforms the latter being supported by the ESF.
To implement structural reforms which should vigorously address the need to raise the growth potential of the German economy and, in this way, also be conducive to the achievement of a medium-term budgetary position of close to balance or in surplus, and to a debt ratio brought back to a declining path;
Finally, both countries continue to depend on external assistance to implement structural reforms in the context of their poverty reduction and growth strategies.
In January 2005, the Council concurred with this view. In its opinion of 17 February 2005 on the December 2004 update of the stability programme, covering the period 2004-2008, the Council invited France to do the necessary to ensure the correction of the excessivedeficit in 2005 and the continued budgetary consolidation thereafter and to implement structural reforms and control expenditure in order to secure the respect of the multi-annual expenditure targets.
In spite of the efforts already made,Member States must continue to implement structural reforms required in all areas and must better coordinate their employment policies.
In one case there is a lack of macroeconomic thinking,in another a failure to implement structural reforms, and in the third a lack of coordination between economic and employment policy. There has obviously been an increase in preventive measures such as integrating the long-term unemployed into the labour market, and in active measures such as incentives to seek work or create jobs.
In the face of an economic slowdown,the report is of the view that the most appropriate response is to implement structural reforms, which we know will only stifle endogenous growth, which it mentions elsewhere in the report.
This international policy agenda includes policies to increase savings in deficit countries, to implement structural reforms in countries with relatively low potential growth and to foster exchange rate flexibility in major countries and regions that lack such flexibility.
In order to tackle this budgetary challenge the EU needs to implement structural reform measures so as to curb the long-term expenditure trends and to raise potential growth, e.g. by raising employment rates or the effective retirement age.
The opening of negotiations with Romania should be conditional on the confirmation of effective action being taken by the Romanian authorities to provide adequate budgetary resources and to implement structural reform of childcare institutions before the end of 1999.
We also need to continue to cooperate with Colombia and consolidate this cooperation,which would require, as a matter of priority, an effective commitment by the Colombian Government to implementing structural reforms and the involvement of communities and their organisations in solving the enormous problems that are affecting and overwhelming the country.
The Council welcomes the achievements of the Republic of Moldova as reflected in the Commission's Progress Report of May 2010,which highlighted the country's efforts to effectively implement structural reforms, based on a government programme fully aligned with the objectives of the EU-Republic of Moldova Action Plan.
This is meant to give France sufficient time to implement ambitious structural reforms.
They are to be accompanied by increased efforts to implement the structural reforms envisaged in the Lisbon Strategy.
The Association Council called upon the Bulgarian authorities to act quickly and decisively in order to stabilise the economy and to implement comprehensive structural reforms.
The West, euphoric from its victory over communism and its seemingly unstoppable economic growth,failed to implement necessary structural reforms Germany and Sweden were rare exceptions.
The basic causes of the problems are still an excessively slow rate of economic growth in Europe,as well as failure to implement the structural reforms required to strengthen public finances for the future.