Examples of using Improving competitiveness in English and their translations into Swedish
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The creation of unitary patent protection in the European Union is an essential part of developing innovations and improving competitiveness.
Although there have been some successful cross-border mergers within the EU, most European cooperation has tended to take the form of joint programmes or ventures which have a limited impact on improving competitiveness.
at the same time improving competitiveness- must be the answer.
social imbalances and improving competitiveness.
These commitments, and the implementation of the commitments presented in 2011, relate to fostering employment, improving competitiveness, enhancing sustainability of public finances
a European model, maintaining social cohesion and improving competitiveness.
The commitments, and the implementation of the commitments presented in 2011, relate to fostering employment, improving competitiveness, enhancing sustainability of public finances
legal immigration undoubtedly has a large role to play in promoting European economic development and improving competitiveness.
competition by lowering wages; other instruments improving competitiveness must be strengthened.
such as curbing indebtedness and improving competitiveness, do not inspire the people.
thus improving competitiveness and boosting growth in the EU.
Legal immigration undoubtedly has a large role to play in promoting European economic development and improving competitiveness.
Member States with modest but improving competitiveness: Estonia,
such as fighting unemployment and improving competitiveness.
on the pretext of reducing the public deficit and debt and improving competitiveness.
thereby boosting your responsiveness to customer demands and improving competitiveness.
Exploiting the potential to produce energy from renewable sources could bring the double benefit of improving competitiveness and achieving energy and climate targets.
Improving competitiveness means doing whatever is necessary to ensure the success of the Lisbon strategy.
These reforms are aimed at improving competitiveness and the functioning of the markets in goods,
Besides improving competitiveness and safety, the aim of the upgrade is to extend the plants' operating licences from 30 to 40 years.