Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To competitiveness in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Regulation can be favourable to competitiveness, as shown by the experience of the internal market in which a single set of rules replaced national rules.
refocusing the Action Plan can contribute to addressing some framework conditions relating to competitiveness specific to the biotech sector.
still remain relatively high thus posing risk to competitiveness.
It is a significant achievement that a number of EU countries place themselves in the absolute global forefront as to competitiveness and investments in research.
In addition, the various modes of transport must meet a number of performance criteria that are essential to competitiveness.
in some areas regulatory barriers generating potential obstacles to competitiveness have been identified.15.
Like the September 1994 communication, the action programme also has four main objectives which are of particular relevance to competitiveness.
state aid policies in the energy sector an obstacle to competitiveness in the European Union or not?
innovation are fundamental to competitiveness is not new
The key to competitiveness of Eu ropean economies and enterprises.
as easily as domestic markets would be a powerful stimulus to competitiveness.
The audio-visual sector is of the utmost importance to competitiveness, employment, and culture, too, in Europe.
Limited progress has been made in other countries where the functioning of certain wage indexation systems has been identified as a possible threat to competitiveness.
greater obstacles to competitiveness.
As the Report acknowledges, it is productivity which largely determines regional rates of economic growth and contributes to competitiveness.
For Europe, knowledge, innovation, intellectual property, services and the efficient use of resources are now the keys to competitiveness.
Which are the right mechanisms to avoid damage to competitiveness, or for consumers to have a choice?
We can aspire to an economic strategy that puts Europe on the path to competitiveness and that can create millions of new jobs.
Seamless cross-border and digital public services contribute to competitiveness and make the EU a more attractive place to invest6 and live in.
Fostering innovation is widely accepted as the key to competitiveness and better quality of life,
