Sentence examples for further institutional reforms from inspiring English sources
Since the Chinese government includes some very smart people, it shouldn't be beyond it to fashion a common front, which could include a commitment to further institutional reforms.
This section unravels the duality of European citizenship in both the pre- and post-Amsterdam eras and makes some suggestions for further institutional reform.
He said he saw little need for further institutional reform and urged resisting regional politicians who might be using the crisis to strengthen their own powers and break up the country.
The latter also raised charges on its loans last year, partly to assuage rich countries who want it to generate more income internally.Fine-tuning their demands and pushing further on institutional reform will probably ensure that no MDB is denied cash, even if the politics are likely to be messy all around.
In return, the Greek authorities will have to commit to further institutional and fiscal reforms and a tighter degree of foreign monitoring.
The political price of going into a programme has just gone up, so the ECB's safety net looks a little thinner.The bail-out appears to move Europe further away from the institutional reforms that are needed to resolve the crisis once and for all.
I think it worth reminding the House that, on the occasion of the last enlargement, it undertook not to accept any further enlargements without sweeping institutional reforms.
Meetings in subsequent years further specified the criteria for admission and the institutional reforms required beforehand.
Further enlargement of the EU, which the Tories support, requires the institutional reforms contained in the treaty, ministers say.
We have also called on all parties to ensure institutional reforms are put in place to consolidate democracy and further protect human rights in Maldives.
Further positive change could also be fostered through donor support to governments to undertake legal and institutional reforms properly to implement international standards on the land and territorial rights of indigenous peoples.
