Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Their competitiveness in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Within the euro area, Germany and Austria, in particular, have increased their competitiveness through lower real unit labour cost.
An exception will be made for micro-enterprises, so their competitiveness will not be affected.
They will thus be able to boost their competitiveness on the internal market while achieving a high level of safety with that type of vehicle.
It is by working together that companies can maintain and even increase their competitiveness.".
other EU countries, as it would jeopardise their competitiveness.
Belgium has dropped by a place in the World Economic Forum's'2015-2016 Global Competitiveness Report' global ranking of countries according to their competitiveness, making Belgium the world's 19th most competitive country.
local businesses can strengthen their competitiveness in a global environment.
At the same time it leaves many companies vulnerable to the risk that they do not recognise its potential early enough and lose their competitiveness.
Microenterprises will be exempted from such fees, but not from controls, in order not to affect their competitiveness.
In recent years, the Commission has started to organise sectoral fora which assist local enterprises to improve their competitiveness.
The use of standards is a powerful strategic tool for businesses to increase their competitiveness.
faced with international competition, have to increase their competitiveness.
Thus producers from the countries which apply stricter environmental standards are showing increasing concern about the consequences for their competitiveness on world markets.
THERMIE also encourages joint ventures between European industries and strengthens their competitiveness on the world market.
They argue, without elaborating, that phasing out this type of collateral affects their competitiveness.
Most of the countries have engaged in reforms to improve business prospects and strengthen their competitiveness.
A longer term perspective creates better operating conditions for listed companies and improves their competitiveness.
If, however, the TTIP excluded third-country firms from the mutual recognition policy, their competitiveness vis-à-vis European and American companies would diminish substantially.
to grow and maintain their competitiveness.
These new tools and methods can also make an extremely positive contribution to improving the high standards of European universities and their competitiveness at global level.