Examples of using Its competitiveness in English and their translations into Danish
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business chains that are critical for its competitiveness and growth.
Special quality which exceeds minimum standards must be detailed on the product to improve its competitiveness by drawing attention to its additional qualities,
Industry must take a fresh look at its responsibilities in an internal market which encourages its competitiveness and its prosperity.
reducing its competitiveness.
therefore boost its competitiveness on the international scene.
Midas clearly contributed to the fact that SEAS-NVE maintained its competitiveness and position in the energy market.
The future viability of the European industry will be determined firstly by its competitiveness and dynamism in the internal market.
which has subsequently greatly strengthened its competitiveness and is now making sure it is the world market leader.
improve its access to capital markets and increase its competitiveness.
development of the economy or its competitiveness.
mean an increase in costs to the export industry, affecting its competitiveness and, indirectly, employment.
We want the European forestry sector to improve its competitiveness in this way, because only a vibrant
HUBER+SUHNER maintains its competitiveness by continuously innovating products
Europe will only succeed in international markets if its improves its competitiveness, radically reforms its labour markets
Europe needs more than ever to invest in infrastructures in order to maintain its competitiveness and its jobs, undoubtedly just as much in the new Member States as in the others.
can maintain its competitiveness.
The Community industry has been making considerable efforts to improve its productivity in recent years, in an attempt to lower its cost of production and to enhance its competitiveness in this price sensitive market.
Parliament's contribution might have been to try to help find a way of combining protection of workers with a flexibility that enables Europe to retain its competitiveness.
Everyone acknowledges the fact that the European Union needs the facility to use skilled manpower from third countries on a long-term basis in order to improve its competitiveness and boost economic growth.
The Community industry has been making considerable efforts to improve its productivity in recent years in an attempt to obtain the lowest possible cost of production and to enhance its competitiveness in this price sensitive market.