Examples of using Creating jobs in English and their translations into Slovak
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The key aim of the current government is to rebalance the state budget by 2013 while creating jobs and promoting innovation to restore Iceland's competitiveness by 2020.
The free flow of data is key for growth and creating jobs, and will provide more flexibility for our companies.
Turning economies around or creating jobs for millions of young men
He highlighted the positive effect of the forestry sector on creating jobs and employment and concluded by offering his full endorsement of the opinion.
We have a text that has potential for the development of the industry- and therefore for keeping and creating jobs- and for users.
The immediate objectives are therefore creating jobs, boosting growth,
for innovation and flexibility, for creating jobs, and it is to be supported.
stimulating growth and creating jobs in Europe's regions.
as well as creating jobs and growth in coastal areas.
new ideas in place as well as measures for creating jobs now during this recession in Europe.
Investment Funds, their development potential can be harnessed for creating jobs and growth across Europe's regions and cities.
It's the almost total absence of electricity keeping us from creating jobs and becoming modern societies.
By implementing it correctly, we could unlock enormous economic potential, creating jobs and contributing to the economic recovery.
The Stiglitz Commission recommends strong measures for countering falling demand, creating jobs and attaining the Millennium Development Goals.
EFSI is the financial pillar of the Investment Plan for Europe aimed at increasing the level of investment in Europe, creating jobs and fostering growth.
The EU has committed to cut CO2 emissions by at least 40 per cent by 2030 while modernising the EU's economy and creating jobs and growth for European citizens.
I think it offers new opportunities also for creating jobs in Europe.
It's the almost total absence of electricity keeping us from creating jobs and.
The EC was urging Member States to recognise the central importance of industry for creating jobs and growth and to mainstream industry-related competitiveness concerns across all policy areas.
innovation, and creating jobs, especially for young people.