Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Extensive reform in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Extensive reforms were proposed in late 1998 and adopted in 1999.
We recommend a deep and extensive reform of the common agricultural policy.
Extensive reforms are also under way in other sectors, including the judiciary and the civil service- the administration.
In order to make sure that basic pensions are paid, extensive reforms are being completed.
This needs to undergo more extensive reform in the future, partly so as to provide room for the enlargement of the EU.
I believe that the Commission has now grasped the seriousness of the situation and that a very extensive reform has been started.
In principle, I would prefer to see a more extensive reform of the CAP than the Commission has proposed.
The extensive reform of the accounting system moved ahead rapidly in 2003,
It is, rather, those who are demanding extensive reforms prior to enlargement who are guilty of that.
fruitful debate in order to bring about this extensive reform in the coming months.
The new Member States have undertaken extensive reforms to modernise and are now dynamic market economies.
Extensive reforms are also being implemented in the education sector in particular with measures to increase literacy levels of the young and rationalise the national school network.
The new commercial banks have been recapitalised and extensive reforms of financial market regulations have been completed.
The Parliament passed extensive reforms that increased the legal rights of women in Hindu society,
I also think it is important to point out that the IMF is in need of extensive reform, something that Mrs Berès also makes clear in her report.
Similarly there has to be an extensive reform of the current Common Agricultural Policy as soon as possible,
where despite extensive reforms the instrument of co-operatives is not fully exploited.
In 1768 Maria Theresa thus introduced an extensive reform which curtailed the financial independence of educational institutions in the empire,
of the national parliaments, this is another way of exerting a much-needed influence at the preparatory stage of the extensive reforms.
What the resolution has done is to give us the most extensive reforms ever of the internal workings of the European Commission.
the expected market trends in respect of most products provide grounds for an extensive reform of the CAP.
Secondly, we are at present busy considering an extensive reform of Regulation No 17,
Mr President, Mr Bösch, ladies and gentlemen, from the very outset, it was a matter of fundamental concern to the Commission under President Prodi that the administration of Europe's finances should undergo extensive reform and that they should be protected against fraud.
The commission prepared a plan of extensive reforms that were to enable fast transformation of Poland's economy from obsolete
The assistance was to be implemented subject to the Slovak authorities continuing the extensive reform process supported by the international financial institutions
This in turn led to an extensive reform designed to improve understanding
the dark ones' tenacity has delayed implementing extensive reforms worldwide, your conviction stands firm that promised results are being manifested.
not be hampered by extensive reforms.
China's government under President Xi has signaled its intention to embark upon extensive reform, and in Indonesia, presidential frontrunner Joko Widodo has announced ambitious plans to cut subsidies
I voted in favour of an extensive reform of the governance framework based on the Community method