Examples of using Set in lisbon in English and their translations into Swedish
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training for achieving the new strategic goal set in Lisbon that Europe should become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world;
However, we must bear in mind that the quantitative target of full employment by 2010 set in Lisbon depended on two basic preconditions:
the need to make progress in the various areas simultaneously in order to achieve the goals we set in Lisbon.
This Report examines how public finances can contribute to achieving the targets set in Lisbon through supporting a stable macro-economic framework via sound public finances,
the achievement of the strategic goal set in Lisbon and the successful transition to a knowledge-based economy and society.
which might well jeopardize the very feasibility of the ambitious objective for 2010 set in Lisbon in 2000 in an economic climate which, it is true, was far more promising.
is a prerequisite for achieving the goals set in Lisbon which have been mentioned many times already today.
The Member States now seem to favour new debates on the goals already set in Lisbon, even if this means adding new guidelines- without any clear justification- instead of helping to assess
training for achieving the new strategic goal set in Lisbon that Europe should become the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world;
of prime importance if we are to achieve the development objectives set in Lisbon.
We must therefore realise that if the European Union is to achieve the new strategic development objectives set in Lisbon today, it needs more active and competitive universities to generate knowledge
increasing the employment levels towards the targets set in Lisbon, and must be evaluated as such,
Reflecting the ambitious agenda set in Lisbon in 2000 aimed at full employment,
Madam President, Commissioner, an ambitious objective was set in Lisbon in spring 2000 that Europe should develop into the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy in 10 years' time.
because these are objectives which have been recognised as instrumental in achieving the strategic targets set in Lisbon.
At the spring summits, the Member States have appeared to give priority to new debates on the objectives already set in Lisbon, even if it has meant piling up new prescriptions,
Panic has descended on Brussels because the objective which they set in Lisbon 4 years ago for the ΕU to become the most competitive economy in the world- for the benefit of its monopolies- is a very long way from being achieved.
In its report to the European Council on 21 March, the Commission invited the Member States to step up their efforts to comply with the objective that they set in Lisbon in Spring 2000: creating the most competitive
political milestone set in Lisbon, will be a long,