Examples of using Increased competitiveness in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Gender diversity in the boardroom is shown to lead to innovative ideas, increased competitiveness and performance, and improved corporate governance.
the reduction in the number of regulations, increased competitiveness and innovation are all due to you, Commissioner Verheugen.
care shows that with targeted investment, social progress can be combined with increased competitiveness.
Achieve process optimisation and increased competitiveness once you choose a welding machine that matches your exact needs. Find it here.
We would like the EU's priorities for the budget to be focused more on the future, increased competitiveness, investments in infrastructure
its most important goals include the development of a knowledge-based society, increased competitiveness, stimulation of the economy and the creation of jobs.
It impacts an increased competitiveness as business interoperability is facilitated
This will lead to a better business environment and increased competitiveness for small businesses
Increased competitiveness: Manufacturers previously turned to outsourcing to keep labor costs down
The increased competitiveness between airlines has resulted in more flights
As you know, access to credit is key to the development and increased competitiveness of our businesses.
Particular attention needs to be paid to the EU's cohesion policy in the interests of greater sustainable growth and increased competitiveness.
In the same period, increased competitiveness will have resulted in an increase in EU exports of almost 1.6%
lower wage costs and increased competitiveness.
Within the Hungarian national economy, ICT is one of the sectors with the best prospects in terms of growth and increased competitiveness.
thus contributing to the company's increased competitiveness.
an improved internal market, providing increased competitiveness.
achieve a more integrated internal market for services and increased competitiveness.
to contribute to the economic modernisation and increased competitiveness of Europe.
financial crisis, and thus promoting increased competitiveness and full EU integration.