Examples of using High-technology in English and their translations into Danish
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pursuing the same goal, namely to enable the launching of high-technology products which, owing to their high cost, could not even exist without government support.
COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 93/41/EEC of 14 June 1993 repealing Directive 87/22/EEC on the approximation of national measures relating to the placing on the market of high-technology medicinal products, particularly those derived from biotechnology.
On 11 July Parliament adopted a resolution on industrial policy6in which it supports the Commission's efforts to stimulate high-technology industries and emphasizes the need to implement coherent strategies.
said previously that the US has 44 million workers involved in“high-technology areas”, and that technology would be“the backbone of the future” for the American economy.
tourism and high-technology industries; whereas the development of the Community
in which most of Europe's high-technology could no longer be patented,
Mr President, because of the availability of high-technology additives in the feedingstuffs industry, detailed information on
exchanged views on the importance of specific problems(trade in services and high-technology products) and the prospects for a new round of multilateral trade negotiations.
other projects with a high-technology content.
particularly in the high-technology fields.
a derogation involving strict time limits would deprive some high-technology sectors of planning security.
is also too weak: US businesses apply for more high-technology patents in Europe than do European businesses.
All medicinal products for human and animal use derived from biotechnology and other high-technology processes must be approved via the centralised procedure.
promoters of crossborder, high-technology projects; and with Commission departments.
The Community's aeronautical industry, directly employing about 200 000 people in high-technology production, is undeniably of strategic importance in terms of economy and defence.
and also in high-technology sectors such as tele communications and the energy industries;
Council Directive of 22 December 1986 on the approximation of national measures relating to the placing on the market of high-technology medicinal products, particularly those derived from biotechnology.
In addition, many of these companies are in high-technology industries, where there is a greater incidence of the kind of work most suited to job re-design.
the European economy as a whole, special emphasis must be placed on scientific research and on high-technology industries.
which are predominantly high-technology exports.