Examples of using Long-term competitiveness in English and their translations into Polish
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secures its long-term competitiveness.
Our report firmly states that convergence on different levels is a prior condition for long-term competitiveness in the regions, and that in years to come complementarity of the two policies will be necessary to reconcile effectiveness and solidarity.
In practical terms, the conclusions show that, while attention has been focused on improving long-term competitiveness, the objectives of improving the environment,
have a central role to play in ensuring the Union's long-term competitiveness and ultimately the future of its social model.
These are to exit the economic crisis using skills improvement as a tool for doing this and to guarantee the European economy's long-term competitiveness by anticipating future needs and ensuring a harmonious
Given the necessity to use investment aid to large firms sparingly in order to preserve its effectiveness in promoting overall, long-term competitiveness through a reduction of regional disparities, this type of
particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, some justified concerns exist as to the long-term competitiveness of the European biotech industry,
innovation and to keep developing its skilled workforce as skilled workers in the European automotive industry will be key to the post-crisis recovery and long-term competitiveness of the sector.
Greater energy efficiency in Europe's process industries will not only contribute to the EU's long-term competitiveness but will also play a prominent role in Europe's quest to meet its highly ambitious environmental objectives.
training in the European Union's long-term competitiveness.
technologies for a more competitive industry: The long-term competitiveness of energy-intensive industries depends on their ability to develop breakthrough technologies in areas such as energy efficiency or carbon capture and utilisation.
its objective to improve the long-term competitiveness of the forest-based sector.
The long-term competitiveness of the agricultural sector lies in its ability to overcome the challenge of climate change
the ability to provide cost-efficient maritime transport services; the long-term competitiveness of the EU shipping sector;
its objective to improve the long-term competitiveness of the forest-based sector.
training, which are in turn a powerful determinant of Europe's long-term competitiveness and capacity to create more jobs and growth.
enhancing measures for improving energy efficiency and embarking on a cost-effective emissions-reduction strategy using appropriate economic incentives should lead to increased long-term competitiveness, economic growth
CONFIRMS that long-term competitiveness of the European industry must be based on competitive
The vast majority of the stakeholders consulted were of the opinion that the existing framework conditions in which they operate are not adequate to ensure the long-term competitiveness of the European defence industry.
working to build the future strength of the industry rather than introducing short-term distortions that will damage long-term competitiveness.