Translation of "Reformeifer" in English

I never knew such reforming zeal.

But it seems with the death of Secretary Cromwell that the reforming zeal has slackened.

The feverous reforms of the last few years gave way to a certain perplexity.

For those aspiring to join, this should be enough incentive not to slacken in their fervor for reform.

Unfortunately, the Commission's zeal for reform, a tiny spark of which we were once again able to detect over the last year, has already been extinguished again.

If a particular group of countries consider themselves chosen from the start, the enthusiasm for reform felt by them is reduced.

Three years down the line, it is clear that this reforming zeal has now subsided somewhat.

This year we shall also be awarding the first allocations from the new Governance Facility, through which we are demonstrating that we can and will offer more to those partners that display genuine reforming zeal.

The enthusiasm for such reforms became smaller and smaller within the Christian Social Party the more time elapsed since the end of the first World War.

But there can be no letting up on reforms until growth has recovered sufficiently to arrest the rise in unemployment and debt.

Assistance shall be differentiated in scope and intensity according to needs, commitment to reforms and progress in implementing those reforms.

The EU’s policy towards Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia in the framework of the ENP is broadly supported, but ‘more incentives are needed to motivate Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia to advance on the path of reforms’(recital C).

Since Your Lordship makes no secret of your zeal for reform we were anxious to let you know of our progress.

Alongside praise for stable economic growth and low unemployment, there was also criticism – for a lack of enthusiasm when it comes to reform and for macroeconomic imbalances.

Unfortunately President Hollande has waited too long before introducing reforms, the left-liberal daily Le Monde complains: "François Hollande is gradually succeeding in implementing reforms.

Speculators looking for short-term profit will be delighted to receive more play money from the ECB, and so will states that are unwilling to reform like France or Italy, for whom extra time has been bought although this will hardly encourage their willingness to reform.

Also the reform eagerness and the tendency looking for a national identity grasped the German, Jewish and Slavic parts of the middle class.

Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda – the self-declared "Coalition of the Willing" – are particularly keen on reforms while Tanzania is sceptical about some of the projects.

But the signals bound up with a Grexit could - and should - strengthen the sense of responsibility and willingness to reform among the other euro states, and that would stabilise the monetary union as a whole.

Roth welcomed the progress that Albania has already made in these areas, but encouraged the Albanian Government not to flag in its efforts to adopt reforms.

All the ministers agreed, however, that member states could not allow their reform efforts to flag, as this would jeopardise the confidence which has been regained – high levels of public debt in the eurozone present a risk to the prospects for long-term growth.