Examples of using Improving competitiveness in English and their translations into Finnish
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to its production capacity, and towards improving competitiveness in the whole of the Union.
The Commission communication notes that improving competitiveness is the appropriate way of addressing these challenges so as to realise the aims of the Lisbon strategy.
on the pretext of reducing the public deficit and debt and improving competitiveness.
legal immigration undoubtedly has a large role to play in promoting European economic development and improving competitiveness.
Under its integrated approach to industrial policy, the Commission presented various recommendations in 2008 for improving competitiveness in certain sectors.
Taken together, these factors provide a unique opportunity for stimulating sustainable economic growth, improving competitiveness, promoting inclusion
other instruments improving competitiveness must be strengthened.
It is a policy document with ideas for shaping Community activities so as to reinforce its contribution towards improving competitiveness in the sector, the second largest employer in Europe.
The Single Market is the main driving force behind the development of the European Union, and besides improving competitiveness, it also creates a framework for social inclusion
ensuring debt sustainability and improving competitiveness, whilst creating the conditions for sustainable growth
Key in this respect is the challenge of improving competitiveness by enhancing innovation,
such as innovation, modernisation, improving competitiveness and, above all, modern agriculture.
The basic factors will be an integrated strategy aimed at improving competitiveness and structural reforms,
restructuring large state-owned companies, and improving competitiveness of Croatian products in the global markets.
supply security and constantly improving competitiveness for the most demanding customer.
have a positive impact on the development of the Atlantic regions, improving competitiveness and social and territorial cohesion,
achieving a new quality of economic policy coordination and improving competitiveness.
The list might have been longer, but certainly the key challenge of improving competitiveness is broad enough to serve as the basis for addressing other major challenges, such as enhancing quality,
more on other challenges such as improving competitiveness, intellectual property,
The objective set at Lisbon of improving competitiveness by means of carefully targeted reforms