Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Research spending in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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his colleagues have made the best of the programme, but research spending certainly has not been doubled.
It is not only the absolute amounts spent on R& D that count- Europe needs to focus on the impact and composition of research spending and to improve the conditions for private sector R& D in the EU.
it only represents some 4% of the total amount of government research spending in the EU.
It is now lagging behind its competitors in terms of research spending as a proportion of GDP in 1999, the figure was
Commissioner Busquin's proposal to increase research spending to 3% of GDP by 2010,
It also feeds into the drive to increase the number of researchers in the European Union to meet the objective of increasing European research spending to 3% of EU GDP by 2010.
Increase research spending to 3% of GDP in the EU by 2010 in line with the R& D strategy agreed at the Barcelona European Council in March 2002.
R& D benchmarking will also take into consideration the broader framework of the EU's drive to raise its research spending to 3% of Europe's average Gross Domestic Product GDP.
it represents approximately 5% of total public research spending in Europe.
with the aim of raising research spending to 3% of the European GPD by 2010 versus around 1.9% today.
which have committed themselves to increase research spending from 2% of GDP currently to 3% in 2010.
The proposed regulation appears to be consistent with Community policies in research, with the Lisbon strategy(competitiveness), and with the Barcelona objectives(research spending) under which the EU is to invest 3% of its GDP by 2010.
The budget of the Sixth Framework Programme amounts to only 5.4% of total public research spending in Europe, which means that it is not viable to create any kind of European Research Area.
the EU's overall budget(2001), and 5,4% of all public(non-military) research spending in Europe.
opportune to set targets for research spending in 2010 that will close the gap with Europe's main partners
governments increasing their research spending.
However, it also recognises that"it is not only the absolute amounts spent on R& D that count- Europe needs to focus on the impact and composition of research spending and to improve the conditions for private sector R& D in the EU"13.
are even in fact decreasing, their research spending.
In 1999, the rate of real growth of research spending financed by European companies(8.2%) was very similar
that the statements made about future research spending, in particular, in relation to the Eighth Research Framework Programme.