Examples of using Space sector in English and their translations into Swedish
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However the space sector is confronted with high technological
The space sector makes up some 5% of Europe's aerospace sector dominated by the aeronautics sector which makes up 92% of it.
The absence of a clearly established legal base for EU action in the space sector will inevitably give rise to a certain caution.
The exhibition's focus is on women in the space sector, both from a historical and contemporary perspective.
The Committee considers that Europe's position in the space sector will depend on the strength of its political commitment
Europe's space sector needs to stay ahead of fast-moving disruptive innovation,
In my view, this Green Paper demonstrates an awareness of the importance for Europe of developing the space sector in industrial, strategic
In any event, states which do not have a space sector of their own always benefit, at least indirectly, from the development of European space activities.
two additional regional SMEs has started new collaboration projects with the space sector.
Satellite communications is a key space sector as well as contributing to the Digital Agenda for Europe through its impact on the roll-out of broadband.
To rejuvenate an ageing scientific population by increasing the flow of young scientists and engineers into the space sector.
professional skills development have an important role to play in making the EU space sector genuinely independent and self-contained;
Given the overwhelming significance of the institutional market, industrial policy in the space sector is intimately related to procurement policies.
Community financial schemes to take into account the characteristics of the space sector with respect, in particular, to forthcoming financial perspectives.
Investment in the space sector is often considerable
For 2002, US public expenditure in the space sector is €31.8 billion(5% up from 2001) and is essentially equally shared between civil and military expenditure.
must be maintained and/or reinforced if Europe is to exercise its freedom of initiative in the space sector.
This could be the first step towards establishing a truly European space sector of security and defence,
political weight to the EU vis-à-vis other parts of the world now operating in the space sector.
6 billion of which related to the space sector 2008 data, source: Ecorys Report to the EC.