Examples of using Reforms should in English and their translations into Swedish
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Reforms should be aimed at.
The implementation and impact of the reforms should be properly monitored.
These reforms should be implemented swiftly.
In this respect, the primary and secondary school reforms should be pursued.
The reforms should enter into force in 2005.
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We are hearing once again that structural reforms should bring about increased growth.
The reforms should be fully implemented without delay.
The realistic ability of the country to cope with the reforms should be taken into account.
These reforms should be put in place as soon as possible;
Only if the Bank is obliged to implement such reforms should it be agreed to increase the capital.
Those reforms should make Europe more innovation-friendly.
Interdependence between national economies means that structural reforms should be implemented from a European perspective.
These reforms should be linked to the European Semester.
In our view it is very regrettable that the European Parliament wants to try to put obstacles in the path of enlargement by demanding that all institutional reforms should be in place before enlargement begins.
As a consequence, reforms should focus, in particular, on the following areas.
Reforms should look to the future
Stresses, however, that these reforms should be political as well as economic;
These reforms should be implemented by the time the Community co-financing is in place.
The Council therefore agrees that Member States implementing such reforms should be allowed to deviate from the adjustment path towards the MTO,
The reforms should be decided upon and conducted with major input from the social partners.
knowing where reforms should be targeted and how far they should go requires a good market flexibility monitoring mechanism,
Reforms should also make sure that the unemployed are not simply transferred from assistance to other benefits schemes.
But as I stressed last year, reforms should focus on improving the overall quality of spending.
Reforms should aim to improve rights for those in precarious employment,
According to the agreement of the heads of state and government during the Lisbon summit, the reforms should, for instance, aim to increase employment in the European Union to at least 70 per cent of the economically active population, and should lead to a potential growth rate approaching 3 per cent.
Reforms should also make sure that the unemployed are not simply transferred from unemployment
As a consequence, reforms should focus, in particu lar, on the following areas.
Reforms should focus on improving both regularity
As a consequence, reforms should focus, in particular, on the following areas.
Reforms should not only aim at ensuring budgetary sustainability,