Esimerkkejä Dynamic and competitive käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Europe needs a dynamic and competitive pharmaceutical sector.
national level- is an essential requirement for achieving our goal of becoming the most dynamic and competitive economy in the world.
in the words of the Lisbon and Stockholm declarations, the most dynamic and competitive knowledge economy.
that the EU should be the world' s most dynamic and competitive economy in the forestry sector also.
The Lisbon strategy aims at making the EU the world's most dynamic and competitive economy by 2010.
our citizens will benefit from a dynamic and competitive economy.
It will foster a dynamic and competitive market and will lead to a major strengthening of institutional arrangements to monitor and guide these developments.
The EESC is in agreement that more dynamic and competitive market mechanisms could facilitate the objective of creating a more integrated market.
How can we continue to aspire to making the European Union's economy the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010 without eradicating the continuing disparities between men and women?
are able to deliver a dynamic and competitive business environment.
The Baltic Sea region may become the most dynamic and competitive region in the world, and this will be a huge benefit for the entire European Union
we want Europe to become a dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy,
the achievement of the Lisbon Strategy goals to make the EU“the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy in the world” remain at the heart of the European Commission's objectives.
home affairs the equivalent of the Lisbon objective to make Europe the most dynamic and competitive economy in the world.
the Lisbon European Council, which focused on a programme of economic reforms in the aim of making the European Union the most dynamic and competitive region in the world in the context of the new economy of the information society.
the objective was set of creating the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by the year 2010.
a socio-economically ambitious Europe, as expressed in the Lisbon objectives, a dynamic and competitive economy with more and better jobs
the overall aim of which is to make the EU the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy in the world.
we are to succeed, this decade, in making the Union' s economy truly dynamic and competitive while, at the same time,
which aims at making the EU the most dynamic and competitive economy in the world.