Examples of using Competiveness in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Boosting venture capital for SMEs and easing access to credit Brussels, 07 December 2011- Access to finance is essential to enhance the competiveness and growth potential of SMEs.
Without proper and binding solidarity the euro will not survive and the cohesion and competiveness of the EU will be in danger.
Without high quality in design and execution, we will not achieve sustainable construction or sustainable competiveness for the construction sector.
The new rural development policy further boosts start-ups and the competiveness of SMEs in rural areas.32.
very high economic growth, but suffered significant losses in competiveness at the same time.
TEKKEN 7 resurrects the attitude, competiveness and showmanship rooted in its arcade DNA to provide the ultimate fighting game experience.
It should also aim to strengthen their resilience and enhance their competiveness, especially in the regions where they are located.
Both Galileo and EGNOS are strongly contributing to our industrial competiveness and innovation in key sectors with great economic potential.
Competiveness gains, nevertheless, remain limited,
Competiveness Proofing has been fully integrated into the Commission's impact assessments for all major proposals with significant effects on competitiveness.
jobs and competiveness, and the EU is committed to maintaining an open
innovation impacts would translate into larger downstream economic, competiveness and social impacts(see Box), as well as environmental
We have a dedicated team of professionals working collaboratively with customers to improve competiveness, globalisation, product diversification,
Financial assistance should be used to support competiveness, enhance productivity and create new job opportunities.
Also, in order to promote competiveness, the aim is to address market failures
to ensure budgetary discipline, economic competiveness and reduction of macroeconomic imbalances at national level.
Growth, Investment and Competiveness.
in particular the measures to increase competiveness and to liberalise the economy, now need implementation.
stimulating the innovation and competiveness of the European chemical industry.
maintain production and competiveness.