Examples of using Institutional changes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Firstly, the institutional changes.
The digital society demands a commitment to openness to institutional changes.
In 2015 no relevant institutional changes took place in Slovakia.
What institutional changes took place following the European elections?
These deadlines are not just about'tidying up the desk' before the institutional changes of next year.
If the proposal concerns institutional changes in the field of monetary policy the European Central Bank is consulted.
This process began in the 1990s and is ending with agreement on institutional changes which adapt the EU to the new reality.
The institutional changes agreed in the 2004 IGC will be integrated partly into the TEU and partly into the Treaty on the Functioning of the Union.
It calls for an enhanced role for the EU in the UN system, taking into account the institutional changes brought by the Lisbon Treaty.
The Bank of England said last week no institutional changes were needed to the existing system of EU markets supervision in a capital markets union.
In the case of PFM and FAC,most of the results achieved take the form of legislative and institutional changes(see paragraphs 53 to 63).
Given the institutional changes to come in 2009, the Commission will have tabled most of its major outstanding legislative initiatives in 20081.
Statement III: Statement of the European Union on the institutional changes resulting from the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon;
Finally, he stressed that the potential of the Lamfalussy framework should beexploited to the maximum extent possible before any farreaching institutional changes were considered(see Chapter 4).
Despite what has been being said over the past seven years, institutional changes are neither a complete nor a satisfactory response to these problems.
The entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the accession of Croatia and the coming into effect of theCommon External Tariff(CET) of Economic Community of West African states(ECOWAS) are but a few essential institutional changes.
Mr President, Commissioner, recently,we have talked a lot about the institutional changes which have resulted from the Treaty of Lisbon.
No organisational nor institutional changes within the key state administration bodies occurred in Slovakia in the field of migration and international protection in 2015.
In the European Union,which is above all a community under the rule of law, institutional changes require the reinforcement of respect for fundamental rights.
This is, moreover, a critical time, when major institutional changes are taking place and also when various global disasters have shown that European aid is increasingly important.
On the other hand, we have to take a critical stand when itcomes to reflecting on the need for fundamental reforms, institutional changes, even a change to the EU's founding treaties.
The aftermath of the economic and financial crisis and the institutional changes within CENTROPE's labour market are the topics of the most current CENTROPE Regional Development Monitoring Report.
The KPK was established in 2002 and has gone through several institutional changes since then12, further strengthening its powers and capabilities.
It is undergoing significant legislative and institutional changes with the aim of combating organised crime and the mafia and strengthening cross-border cooperation with law-enforcement authorities in neighbouring countries.
The"Blueprint for a deep and genuine Economic andMonetary Union”1 outlined which institutional changes are required and how political awareness and influence can be built.
(DE) I would like to say to my fellow Member that the institutional changes resulting from the Treaty of Nice, the Constitutional Treaty and the Treaty of Lisbon have always had the broad support of the people of Europe and the broad support of the majority of European states.
Based on a survey of U.S. surgical residents,researchers conclude that national and institutional changes in parental leave policies could help trainees start families sooner.
Takes note of the fact that,in addition to encouraging individual women's careers, institutional changes are needed in order to overcome the barriers to gender equality, especially with regard to vertical segregation and the participation of women in decision‑making committees;
Sub-option 2.1-"Reduce scope and keep implementation arrangements”,focusing on the necessary legal and institutional changes needed to comply with the accession criteria, without committing any significant funds for co-financing public investment for socio-economic development.