Examples of using External competitiveness in English and their translations into Polish
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In order to strengthen productivity growth and external competitiveness, continue efforts to diversify the business structure,
clearly linked to the external competitiveness agenda.
peace, neighbourhood, cooperation and external competitiveness.
Excessive imbalance: the implications of the very high level of public debt and weak external competitiveness, both ultimately rooted in the protracted sluggish productivity growth, deserve urgent policy attention.
less pressing developments in external competitiveness, so as to reduce the risk of adverse effects on the functioning of the economy.
private sector as well as drivers of external competitiveness, deserve continued attention.
the Global Europe external competitiveness agenda remain the framework for important initiatives.
boosting external competitiveness and, where appropriate,
less pressing development in external competitiveness deserve to be closely monitored, so as to reduce the important risks of adverse effects on the functioning of the economy.
including through the enhanced consideration of aspects relevant for external competitiveness as part of the economic impact pillar.
the best part of the market, but we are not serving the general interest in postal services or the external competitiveness of the European Union.
thus contribute through a better external competitiveness of the EU industry to more growth and jobs.
The Commission's analysis leads it to conclude that Denmark's macroeconomic challenges related to private debt and external competitiveness were no longer identified as imbalances in the sense of the Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure.
Without internal cohesion there can be no external competitiveness. Closing the gap with underdeveloped areas would mean wider markets,
notably underlying its external competitiveness and potential risks related to household indebtedness,
pursues the efforts to redirect public expenditure towards areas beneficial to raising the country's growth potential and external competitiveness whilst maintaining firm overall expenditure control.
Member States posting current account deficits that risk being unsustainable should work towards correcting them by implementing structural reforms to boost external competitiveness and also contribute to their correction via fiscal policies.
economic(seriously affects SMEs) and external competitiveness of businesses energy is much cheaper in other markets,
social(risk of energy poverty), economic(seriously affects SMEs) and external competitiveness of businesses energy is much cheaper in other markets,
In order to preserve external competitiveness, and to contain the current account deficit and inflation, significantly tightens fiscal policy