Exemple de utilizare a Revised lisbon în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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held on 4 March 2008, the role of local and regional communities in achieving the revised Lisbon objectives was stressed as a priority of cohesion policy.
The Committee is concerned about the assertion that labour law is currently incompatible with the revised Lisbon Strategy in that it is an obstacle to employment, and that, as things stand, this labour law
This revised Lisbon agenda also emphasises the importance of good governance through a more effective political approach that will unite stakeholders,
forms of entrepreneurship and corporate governance that will contribute to the achievement of the revised Lisbon Strategy goals.
its future role and expectations in two key areas- the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty and the revised Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs.
objectives of growth and employment as part of the revised Lisbon agenda.
better in knowledge for growth and jobs"1, as advocated by the revised Lisbon Strategy.
forms of entrepreneurship and corporate governance that will contribute to the achievement of the revised Lisbon Strategy goals.
The revised Lisbon strategy must aim to make Europe more competitive,
The revised Lisbon strategy must aim to make Europe more competitive,
JP grew out of the revised Lisbon strategy and is the process by which MS engage voluntarily and on a variable-geometry basis in defining,
as they give a more complete picture of the labour market reforms intended to respond to the revised Lisbon Strategy than does the Commission's Green Paper,
The revised Lisbon agenda requires broader civil society involvement
as they give a more complete picture of the labour market reforms intended to respond to the revised Lisbon Strategy than does the Commission's Green Paper,
in support of the revised Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs.
completed in the light of the revised Lisbon strategy and the EU's enlargement from 15 to 25 and then 27 Member States.
which were repeated in the revised Lisbon strategy in 2005, the key competences form part
local development and in achieving the revised Lisbon and Gothenburg objectives.
The focus of the revised Lisbon Growth and Jobs Strategy remains valid
This priority accurately reflects the aims of the revised Lisbon Strategy for Growth and Employment which, with the updated Guidelines for Employment