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“Singer suggests that Buckley has the right idea — a series of specific reforms — though he pursues it from a conservative rather than from a left perspective, whereas I apparently remain unable to imagine an ideology "that helps to shape the direction of reforms .”
“Key to the reforms is a plan to delay the mandatory retirement age in Spain to 67 from the current 65, a commitment made by the government with the EU.”
The Wall Street Journal: Spain Makes Pension Reform a Priority
“Pilotshark Sponsored by Boeing says: yet to try any other reforms is about as stupid as it gets.”
“The Communists are today forcing what they call reforms down the throats of our people.”
“How do you suggest getting around this with the eminent domain "reforms" passed by the state a couple of years back?”
“But unless he steps forward on longer-term reforms, Albany's irresponsible political culture will simply wait for an improved economy to return to spending as usual.”
“Olivier Ferrand from the think tank Terra Nova believes the protest movement against pension reforms is fading for a reason.”
“Each of these reforms is necessary to strengthen the CRA's ability to protect the access of low - and moderate-income communities to financial services.”
“The government does not really have much left to offer in this budget for long-term reforms.”
“The problem, say many policy makers and economists around Europe, is that such long-term reforms aren't enough to stem the immediate crisis, which is that investors are increasingly unwilling to lend to a growing number of euro-zone nations at affordable rates.”
The Wall Street Journal: Merkel Calls for More 'Concrete' Union
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EU Buzz - ALL words and expressions
A combined list of
1. EU Buzz - single words
2. EU Buzz - collocations
3. EU Buzz - the 100 most active
collocation constituentsabsorption capacity, absorption rate, acceding country, accession candidate, accession countries, accession country, accession criteria, accession cycle, accession negotia..., accession partner..., accession priorities, accession treaty and 2650 more...
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POL - campaign tokenisms
Positive words and vague promises. THE words and expressions to use when you want to win over the masses or just don't know what to say.
"CAPITAL" stands for the administrative capital...deserve, deserve better, destiny, determination, determine, determine the wil..., dialogue, differentiation, difficult question, disappointments, diverse, diversity and 751 more...
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EU Buzz - 100 most active collocation...
The 100 most frequent constituents of EU collocations. People working for the EU are able to complete any of these words to a multiple-word expression with ease. Try it out if you are one! For a gr...
accession, acquis, act, action, agenda, agreement, aid, area, assistance, association, base, budget and 88 more...
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EU - What was Joao talking about in 2...
The 100 most frequent words in Joao Barroso's "State of the European Union" address in September 2011
working, treaty, promote, problem, people, necessary, national, member, market, greece, future, economy and 87 more...
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day 3
inquisitor, interfere, reformer, heretic, eschew, proscribe, deign, abdicate, besmirch, forbid, denounce, exclude and 9 more...
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