Examples of using Lisbon targets in English and their translations into Swedish
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The macroeconomic governance system must be made more aware of the need for it to support the Lisbon targets.
In writing.- The Lisbon targets set in 2000 will certainly not be achieved by 2010 as originally intended.
The Lisbon targets will be evaluated in 2010
Reaching agreement on these measures will be key if the Lisbon targets of fully integrating securities markets by 2003 and financial services markets by 2005 are to be met.
66.2% for women the employment rates are well above the Lisbon targets.
Realising the Lisbon targets implies an increase of about 15 million jobs in the EU between 2002 and 2010.
Despite positive trends since 1997, the employment rate in Belgium remains markedly below the EU average and far below the Lisbon targets.
The employment rate is nearly in line with the Lisbon targets at 68,3% 77% for men,
which play an important role in achieving the Lisbon targets, are also laid in this early period.
appear insufficient to reach the Lisbon targets.
the effective integration of immigrants into the labour market constitutes an important contribution to reaching the Lisbon targets for jobs and growth.
he deplored the alarming situation in the member states regarding progress towards the Lisbon targets.
the employment rates are still far from the Lisbon targets.
Sweden exceeds the Lisbon targets and has among the highest overall and female employment rates in the EU.
Sweden exceeds the Lisbon targets and has among the highest overall and female employment rates in the European Union.
In order to reduce the gulf between the European Union's Lisbon targets and reality, the Commission's programme of work for 2007 needs to be ambitious.
we will continue to work towards the Lisbon targets.
present efforts need to be accelerated in order to meet the Lisbon targets.
The Economic Policy Committee has developed a scenario on the basis of the Lisbon targets and asked Member States to make another projection of expenditure on pensions in accordance with that scenario see Table 3.
In other words, if we are serious about meeting the Lisbon targets, we must hope that, in December, the European Council