carry out reforms

"Without a stable social and political environment, it will be impossible to carry out reforms or construction," he said.

She also said the event was "an important opportunity for the Palestinians to demonstrate how they plan to carry out economic reforms."

He also carried out economic reforms that brought new stability to Mexico's financial situation.

In the final analysis, it is the countries themselves that have to carry out structural reforms.

We all agree that Europe must carry out reforms and be more flexible in certain areas.

The message should be that it makes a difference whether you carry out reforms or not.

Why carry out reforms when it is possible to send the bill for not doing so to the citizens of other countries?

Turkey has tried in the past to carry out reforms.

In order to do so, it needs to carry out institutional reforms where necessary and, for example, secure its financial resources.

It is difficult to carry out reforms - you have to be able to see the goal.