Examples of using Needed reforms in English and their translations into Slovak
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There is no penetration through to real, needed reforms.
Iran is now implementing some much- needed reforms and as a result its economy is doing better.
On the left,Kurt Beck and his friends are holding back much needed reforms.
Instead of launching much needed reforms, political elites are increasingly resorting to making unrealistic promises.
The crisis is allowing us, and indeed forcing us, to carry out desperately needed reforms.
People also translate
True, this event triggered a number of badly needed reforms in some member countries.
This horrendous state of affairs is what theSaint addressed in his appeal to the Pope for urgently needed reforms.
The EU stands ready to offer its support for the urgently needed reforms, including through its future reinforced presence.
Suspension of EU support would have affected negatively these populations andslowed down the path of highly needed reforms.
MEPs now want Member States to play their part andpromote much needed reforms with long-term, sustainable youth employment as a target.
Instead of instituting much needed reforms, lawmakers voted to give the Trump administration broad powers to spy on Americans and foreigners at home and abroad without a warrant.
Taking the annual growth strategy as their point of reference, they identify the most urgently needed reforms and propose concrete measures.
Member States did not agree on urgently needed reforms of the Code Group and postponed any decision on reforms to 2017.
And so among those of wealth--some are fully in sympathy with the laboring classes, and would be glad to act out their sympathy by making such arrangementsas would gradually effect the needed reforms;
The Roman refusal to take up long needed reforms and the inaction of the bishops, not only permits but demands that we follow our conscience and act independently.
This approach reduced the partner's incentive to take the measures set out in the financing agreement and weakened the leverage the Commission couldexert on the Tunisian authorities to implement much needed reforms. Box 2.
And of course,Cardinal Pell has been prevented from continuing his greatly needed reforms of Vatican financial institutions and procedures still rife with corruption(that information comes from an impeccable source).
At the end of a programme the compliance rate with more important conditions tended to be higher,which indicates that the Commission's focus partly shifted towards the most needed reforms as programmes neared closure(see paragraph 158).
This enhances the need to assess the performance of health systems andimplement sound and needed reforms to achieve both a more efficient use of public resources and the provision of high quality health care.
Former German foreign minister Joschka Fischer, a longtime supporter of European integration, said in a newspaper interview that the 27-nation EU was too unwieldy and that it was time to think aboutforming a smaller group capable of pursuing needed reforms.
This enhances the need to assess the performance of health care systems andimplement sound and needed reforms to achieve both a more efficient use of limited public resources and the provision of high quality health care within the context of significant budgetary constraints resulting from the high government deficit and debt levels.
The EU needed reform, not rejection.
It can also launch the needed reform of international sustainable development governance.
The Church needed reforming.
It is not the West that needs reforms, but the Belarusians themselves.
Italy needs reforms not elections," he said.
Italy'needs reforms, not elections', says Van Rompuy.
Slovenia needs reforms to reduce public debt.
Egypt urgently needs reforms.