Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Reforms have in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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On the structural front, reforms have advanced.
The reforms have been a long time in preparation.
You also said that reforms have taken place.
These reforms have brought about significant changes for the better.
the impact of structural reforms have played a role in these positive developments.
Reforms have already raised both employment and output growth….
Six other countries report that minor reforms have been made e.g. a slight easing of qualitative entry qualifications.
Reforms have helped to clean up public accounts,
the agreement at Nice on institutional reforms have cleared the way for enlargement.
The reforms have thoroughly changed the regime and the country.
nor have they taken action at the same speed, reforms have focused mainly on the following areas.
Structural reforms have improved the foundations of the European economy.
Reforms have also been rather piecemeal,
Timely reforms have led to more stable economies
Reforms have led to some funded pension schemes,
Recent reforms have tried to reduce the existing unemployment traps.
Reforms have made European agriculture much more market-oriented economy, with public stocks now virtually empty and no throwing away of food.
Economic reforms have transformed India into the second fastest growing large economy.
Reforms have underpinned recent increases in effective retirement ages
Financial reforms have become a priority this year,
Recent reforms have intensified and extended the‘welfare to work' approach.
These reforms have undoubtedly made global financial markets more resilient.
Structural reforms have made the EU economy more resilient and helped us weather the storm….
Economic reforms have progressed remarkably across our neighbourhood,
Recent reforms have created only limited scope for employers to depart from branch-level agreements.
Successive reforms have greatly changed the concept of the Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) and the way it works.
At the same time, reforms have given and will continue to give rise to greater individual responsibility for outcomes.
Recent reforms have stimulated growth,
Recent reforms have improved the employment content of growth by means of a good combination of active
Economic reforms have brought clear results in terms of growth prospects
