Examples of using Knowledge-intensive in English and their translations into Polish
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The Lisbon Strategy has placed developing a knowledge-intensive society very high on the agenda.
based on research and innovation, which tend to be technology- and knowledge-intensive.
incubation facilities conducive to the creation or expansion of knowledge-intensive firms.
including in high-tech sectors and knowledge-intensive services.
research so encouraging R& D and knowledge-intensive investment and moves towards higher value added activities.
efficient transition towards higher value-added and more knowledge-intensive activities.
In addition, the lead market approach announced in the recent innovation strategy13 could lend itself well to the launching of large-scale strategic actions aimed at facilitating the creation of new knowledge-intensive energy markets.
will continue to shrink, future growth and social welfare will rely increasingly on knowledge-intensive industries and services, and ever more jobs will require a higher education qualification.
concern for the Union: prosperity in a knowledge-intensive society, solidarity and responsible management of resources,
qualifications they need in the knowledge-intensive economy.
Satellite navigation downstream applications are knowledge-intensive businesses that enable creation of high value added job occupations all along the value chain i.e. from hardware and software manufacturing to the service provision.
they are still largely insufficient to meet the projected growth in knowledge-intensive jobs, reinforce Europe's capacity to benefit from globalisation,
researcher training in higher education must be better aligned with the needs of the knowledge-intensive labour market
Increase the industrial involvement in collaborative EU R& D projects for N& N as a means of promoting the transformation of traditional industries as well as the growth of knowledge-intensive SMEs and‘start ups.
Between 1995 and 2000, job creation in fast-growing, knowledge-intensive sectors accounted for more than two thirds of all new high-
Title of aid scheme_BAR_ Hellenic Technology Clusters Initiative(HTCI) is an endorsed activity under the auspices of the Hellenic Ministry of Development, that targets the establishment and development of competitive technology clusters in knowledge-intensive and exports-oriented focused segments.
to improve the broader framework conditions for companies to become more knowledge-intensive.
In spite of this in an aggregate perspective manufacturing industry remains a technology-providing sector whilst services are more of a technology-absorbing sector, although some knowledge-intensive services are also technology-driven.
the development and growth of knowledge-intensive firms.
The rising shares of technology-intensive exports and employment in knowledge-intensive sectors(3.5% of total employment compared with around 5% in the old Member States),