Sentence examples for agrees to reforms from inspiring English sources

However, the European Commission, the IMF and the ECB are unwilling to release further funds until Greece agrees to reforms.

And he also points to the ECB's own measures - its Long Term Refinancing Operations which averted a credit crunch, and the OMT programme (the pledge to buy unlimited quantities of government bonds if a country agrees to reforms).

Occidental College probe: School agrees to reforms in handling sexual misconduct complaints.

(Reuters) THE AMERICAS PERU: FUJIMORI AGREES TO REFORMS President Alberto Fujimori and the opposition have agreed to key judicial reforms, ending a deadlock in talks over re-establishing democratic institutions in preparation for new presidential and congressional elections next year.

"They have agreed to reforms; there will be a multiparty system in Syria.

There is, however, no quick way to retool Europe; all twenty-seven nations of the E.U. must agree to reforms.

And now the City of New York has settled two federal lawsuits stemming from the monitoring, and agreed to reforms.

It should do so again at Nice, agreeing to reforms that can set the stage for an ambitious enlargement.

"We cannot agree to increase that borrowing limit without agreeing to reforms that lower the avalanche of spending that's creating this debt in the first place".

Mr. Sarkozy told the French in a 10-minute televised speech that he was intent on agreeing to reforms to increase employment and economic competitiveness, Reuters reported.

He also struck other unexpected notes, chastising the regime built by his own brother for agreeing to reforms in the past and failing to enact them.