| The Commission should therefore redefine precisely the Community's needs in this area and reorientate the existing statistical systems accordingly. |
| It is therefore high time to help the many people who have lost their bearings to reorientate themselves. |
| The effect of this movement was to reorientate religious education to a return to the kerygma and catechesis of the New Testament church. |
| In order to implement a structural adjustment programme, Algeria started in the year 2000 to reorientate its economy from a planned towards a market economy. |
| A major effort is required to reorientate all farming types towards EU quality, food safety and environmental standards and the provision of environmental services. |
| This proposal continues the process initiated in 1992 which, through varying the premiums paid, seeks to encourage producers to reorientate themselves towards production of a higher quality. |
