Examples of using Increased competitiveness in English and their translations into Danish
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economies will bring benefits through economic liberalisation and increased competitiveness.
What decisions will you produce in the next six months to achieve increased competitiveness in Europe?
Tourism in Europe is coming to the final stage of a long process that will lead to good value for money and increased competitiveness for SMEs.
The road to full employment and increased competitiveness encompasses financial
On the other hand, increased competitiveness is a priority aim of all the reforms which have been
be the right one, in view of international growth forecasts, the increased competitiveness of European agriculture,
thus promoting increased competitiveness and full EU integration.
challenges resulting from a global economy, increased competitiveness and social changes.
its most important goals include the development of a knowledge-based society, increased competitiveness, stimulation of the economy
Bearing in mind the fight against climate change with regard to CO2 emissions and the increased competitiveness of the European automotive industry,
improved competitiveness, it is important to point out that cohesion and increased competitiveness are processes that presuppose
in the global economy, particularly the vastly increased competitiveness of emerging partners.
more legal security and increased competitiveness in the food industry, without forgetting the smaller companies.
Increased competitiveness is not an end in itself,
the reduction in the number of regulations, increased competitiveness and innovation are all due to you, Commissioner Verheugen.
The improvement, which was helped along by the recovery of world trade from mid-year and increased competitiveness due to the decline in the effective exchange rate since 1981, did not even entail a major contraction in domestic demand.
Although economic growth and increased competitiveness are indeed preconditions for safeguarding the achievements in the social sphere,
both in terms of increased competitiveness on the part of undertakings
a strong agricultural sector linked with increased competitiveness in rural areas, but also protection of the environment
in the name of profit and increased competitiveness, a new kind of racism is being cultivated by the state