Examples of using Implementation of structural reforms in English and their translations into Slovak
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Encourage effective implementation of structural reforms;
Reiterates that it is the Member States that are responsible for the implementation of structural reforms;
The implementation of structural reforms to improve the functioning of the markets for goods, services and labour has stalled.
To encourage effective implementation of structural reforms;
Implementation of structural reforms to improve the growth potential and international competitiveness of the economy needs to be intensified.
Ensuring more consistent implementation of structural reforms.
It welcomed implementation of structural reforms in the member states, leading to gains in competitiveness and a rebalancing in the EU and within the euro area.
These"relevant factors" include the implementation of structural reforms.
The implementation of structural reforms, including those undertaken under an Economic Partnership Programme(EPP), is monitored in the context of the European Semes- ter.
The risks include the possibility of even weaker than expected domestic demand and slow orinsufficient implementation of structural reforms in the euro area.
This will make it possible to ensure the implementation of structural reforms, through an effective process of sharing and taking ownership by the Member States.
They include the possibility of even weaker than expected domestic and global demand and slow orinsufficient implementation of structural reforms in the euro area.
These“relevant factors” include the implementation of structural reforms in the context of the European Semester, such as within the Excessive Imbalances Procedure.
The risks relate to the possibility of weaker than expected domestic demand and exports and to slow orinsufficient implementation of structural reforms in the euro area.
The ambitious and timely implementation of structural reforms will go a long way to addressing key weaknesses in the economy, especially in those areas related to competitiveness.
In mitigating these challenges for the well-functioning of the euro area, ambitious implementation of structural reforms leading to a more flexible economy are key.
(1a) Successful implementation of structural reforms requires political will, decisiveness, efficient and effective public administration and the support from all segments of society.
Monitoring opportunities and challenges for local andregional authorities to get involved in the design and implementation of structural reforms in the context of the European Semester.
The EDP decision is also intended to foster the implementation of structural reforms in the Member State, which is conducive to public finance stability in the medium/long term.
Other downside risks include weaker than expected domestic demand and export growth and slow orinsufficient implementation of structural reforms in euro area countries.
This calls for continued fiscal consolidation and determined implementation of structural reforms that help job creation and improve the competitiveness of our economies.".
Taken together, the programmes show a welcome political commitment on the part of the Member States and the Community,which could give renewed impetus to the implementation of structural reforms.
The risks relate to the possibility of weaker than expected domestic demand and exports and to slow orinsufficient implementation of structural reforms in the euro area.
To cope with competitive pressures and market forces within the Union in the medium-term,the country needs to address important challenges through determined implementation of structural reforms.
This will foster fiscal responsibility andintegration, restoration of long-term creditworthiness, and ultimately could facilitate the implementation of structural reforms and attract investments.
Downside risks to the growth outlook still dominate on the back of geopolitical tensions,fragility in financial markets and the risk of incomplete implementation of structural reforms.