Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Lisbon targets in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Not least for these reasons, reaching the Lisbon targets will also require strengthening regional cohesion.
including the Lisbon targets, and external goals to which all policies and instruments must contribute.
63.7% for women) are well above the EU averages and the Lisbon targets.
described his opinion as a contribution to the Barcelona Summit where the Lisbon targets were to be discussed taking due account of the three dimensions of sustainability.
Growth in labour supply is essential to meet the Lisbon targets, but with labour force growth expected to exceed employment growth,
it is clear that achieving the Lisbon targets will require further labour market reforms in most Member States.
the fulfilment of the Lisbon targets and the achievement of growth and job creation.
The promotion of a market for renewable energy will contribute to the fulfilment of the Lisbon targets by increasing employment within the Member States
In order to reach the Lisbon targets for social protection
as an essential contribution to reaching the Lisbon targets.
Other Member States either do not set targets(though in some cases referring or subscribing to the Lisbon targets) or set less specific, less ambitious or shorter-term targets. .
and well beyond the Lisbon targets for EU as awhole,
A continued increase of participation of women in the labour market is crucial for achieving the Lisbon targets on employment, particularly by encouraging older women to stay longer in the labour market
Challenges ahead The coherence of the policy mix and its compatibility with the Lisbon targets should be further pursued,
The Greek National Strategy Report places a lot of emphasis on increasing economic growth and achieving the Lisbon targets for employment rates, notably through measures that are already being implemented to increase gradually the retirement age
to reach the Lisbon targets, to increase the monitoring of policy impact,
24 March 2001 agreed to complement the Lisbon targets for employment rates to be reached by 2010 with intermediate targets for employment rates by 2005 and a new target for 2010 for increasing the employment rate among older women and men.
including the lessons learnt from the Equal Community Initiative to reach the Lisbon targets and to promote the combat against all forms of discrimination at the workplace.
The mid-term review provides an opportunity to better contribute to the priorities of the revised EES and to the achievement of the Lisbon targets while taking into account the experience of the current programming period
Government complemented the Lisbon targets with intermediate quantitative goals for 2005 as well as a specific target for older workers11.