Examples of using Implementation of the lisbon strategy in English and their translations into Swedish
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High level conference presenting the  integrated report on the  implementation of the Lisbon strategy after 2010 Lisbon Strategy  Observatory.
Draft resolution: Improving the  implementation of the Lisbon Strategy- Making a success of the Lisbon Strategy  through a pact with civil society.
Improving the  implementation of the Lisbon Strategy- Making the Lisbon strategy  a success through a pact with organised civil society.
In addition, in the  integrated guidelines for the  implementation of the Lisbon Strategy, the  European Council of  June 2006 recommended that the  Member States encourage enterprises to develop their social responsibility.
fair competition, implementation of the Lisbon strategy, up skilling needs,
Not surprisingly speakers were very clear as to the  need to continuously tackle the  barriers that prevent full implementation of the Lisbon strategy.
paving the  way for implementation of the Lisbon strategy.
Whether we like it or not, the  implementation of the Lisbon Strategy objectives is inextricably linked to the  question of  energy, including nuclear energy.
Mr President, implementation of the Lisbon Strategy is a very ambitious objective that the  leaders of the  European Union have set the  Member States.
Successful implementation of the Lisbon strategy(which is 83% the  responsibility of  Member States)
Regardless of the  differences existing between individual Member States, the  implementation of the Lisbon Strategy has improved the  growth potential of the  European Union as a whole.
Unfortunately the  current tax system in EU Member States does not favour implementation of the Lisbon Strategy.
In order to achieve this, an approach to sustainable management must be pursued which is also capable of  contributing to the  implementation of the Lisbon Strategy for economic growth and jobs.
This discussion might perhaps sideline other economic issues such as implementation of the Lisbon Strategy or how to stimulate the  economy in the  face of the  international financial crisis.
After four years of  implementation of the Lisbon strategy, the  Union's progress is still insufficient to achieve the  objectives it has set itself.
social partners in order to involve them in the  main policies and implementation of the Lisbon Strategy;