Examples of using Smart and inclusive in English and their translations into Dutch
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Smart and inclusive growth depends on actions throughout the lifelong learning system, to develop key competences
As stated in the European Commission's Communication of 29 June 2011‘A budget for Europe 2020'2‘Promoting good health is an integral part of the smart and inclusive growth objectives of Europe 2020.
that promoting a smart and inclusive development of our economies was our priority.
contribute to the objectives of Europe 2020 by promoting health as an integral part of the smart and inclusive growth objectives.
In order to support sustainable, smart and inclusive growth, there needs to be a strategy that ensures better efficiency
Improving the overall level of language skills in Europe will also contribute to our Europe 2020 strategy for smart and inclusive growth and multilingualism is a crucial part of our flagship initiatives Youth on the Move
A working paper" Trade as a driver of prosperity" shows the contribution that sustainable, smart and inclusive trade can make to growth
the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund(EMFF) to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy sustainable, smart and inclusive growth.
Single Market Act(see IP/11/469), in which the Commission laid out twelve levers to re-launch the Single Market for 2012 for sustainable, smart and inclusive growth.
The discussion covered budget headings 1(smart and inclusive growth), with the exception of cohesion policyand citizenship), 4(global Europe) and 5(administration), as well as some horizontal issues.">
territorial reality of Europe, as well as an essential factor for the realisation of smart and inclusive growth as anticipated in the Europe 2020 strategy.
to foster sustainable, smart and inclusive growth in a competitive internal market;(ii)
their central role as motors for sustainable, smart and inclusive growth.
Intervention in the field of broadband shall contribute to smart and inclusive growth through building a balanced
In contrast to the delays in cohesion policy, competitiveness programmes under direct management under heading 1A of the MFF("Smart and Inclusive Growth"), such as Horizon 2020, the CEF
The theme of the Job day event is linked to the Europe 2020 smart and inclusive growth priorities, in particular the"Youthand skills and on the added value of labour mobility and life-long learning for all ages job-to-job and geographic mobility.">
The negotiating box discussed by ministers covers budget headings 1(smart and inclusive growth), with the exception of cohesion policyand citizenship), 4(global Europe) and 5(administration), as well as some horizontal issues, in particular the question of whether some instruments should be placed inside or outside the MFF.">
investment to support smart and inclusive growth, trade integration,
High rates of ESL are a bottleneck for smart and inclusive growth2.
High rates of early school leaving are a bottleneck for smart and inclusive growth.