Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Knowledge-driven economy in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The EU must meet the challenges for enterprise policy in the knowledge-driven economy, if it is to achieve Enterprise Europe by 2005.
The Lisbon European Council on 23/24 March 2000 gave the Union the objective of"becoming the most competitive knowledge-driven economy in the world.
The promotion of European competitiveness in the knowledge-driven economy through research, innovation
In its Communication"Challenges for enterprise policy in the knowledge-driven economy" the Commission sets out its approach to fostering entrepreneurship in the new economy. .
Active promotion of the transition towards a knowledge-driven economy will make it possible to take full advantage of the opportunities offered by globalisation and new technologies.
The new EU-wide framework for electronic communications is a key milestone on the road to a knowledge-driven economy" said Enterprise
She has consistently seen the importance of this in a knowledge-driven economy and has led us in looking at ways of improving
European Parliament on"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy"(CdR 468/2000 fin)3;
In its Communication entitled"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy"9 the Commission set guidelines for supporting the development of innovation in the EU, against the background of the Lisbon messages.
If it is to be competitive in the knowledge-driven economy, the Union also needs a sufficiently high number of higher education graduates with qualifications suitably adapted to European labour market requirements.
unjustifiably knocked short-term confidence in a knowledge-driven economy with a follow on effect for sectors such as telecommunications.
the European Parliament,"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy", is a step in the right direction.
annexed to the Commission's September 2000 Communication“Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy”, confirms the overall picture of disparities in innovation performance between Member States.
change attitudes which prevent full advantage being taken of the opportunities and challenges of the knowledge-driven economy.
Heads of State and Government to enterprise policy in the knowledge-driven economy.
the European Union set a new strategic objective for the next ten years:"to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy in the world.
to creating the most dynamic and knowledge-driven economy in the world, using the knowledge we have to link creative works as well.
if we want to make the European Union into the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy in the world.
to create the world's most competitive and dynamic knowledge-driven economy by 2005.
Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy(-» point 1.3.55);
