In other words, unlike someone who wears a belt and suspenders, if one structural member fails, there is no redundant system to prevent collapse.
Undertake, in cooperation with universities and research institutes, policy research and sector studies for the reform or restructuring of national science, technology and innovation systems as part of the economic reform or structural adjustment programmes of Member States.
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Typically, the role of the IMF is to address structural imbalances with all of their member countries.
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Most economists think the best way to increase Europe's long-term economic growth is for its member governments to press on with their structural reforms, in areas such as pensions and labour-market flexibility.
The six-member panel was comprised of civil servants, structural engineers, police and fire service representatives.
Arguably, such a step would permit the relatively rapid reentry of certain CIS member states into private credit markets assuming structural reforms remain on track.
Member countries have made progress on their commitments to implement structural fiscal reforms.
America's structural budget deficit will soon be bigger than that of any other OECD member, and the country badly needs a plan to deal with it.
All Member States of the euro area are fully determined to continue their policy of fiscal consolidation and structural reforms.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is also against going soft on budget deficits: earlier this month, the ECB's president, Wim Duisenberg, criticised the euro's member governments for doing too little to cut their deficits, in particular by failing to pass structural economic reforms.
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