Примери за използване на Competiveness на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Competiveness in the era of globalization.
They are the guarantee of effectiveness, competiveness and growth.
Competiveness through increase of added value of agricultural products;
Energy Efficiency- at the core of industrial competiveness.
Romania has rightly placed cohesion, competiveness, growth and common values at the heart of its Presidency.
The team leader is Jyrki Katainen, Vice-President for Jobs, Growth,Investment and Competiveness.
Furthermore, the Programme should strengthen the Union's competiveness and the resilience of its economy.
Weak countries leaving the Eurozone in order to be able to devalue their currencies and regain competiveness;
This helps to increase the company's competiveness and productivity, whilst preserving jobs.
In the modern global economy,trade is essential for growth, jobs and competiveness.
Improvement of Competiveness through the Promotion of Entrepreneurship, Establishment of Cooperation Networks and Investing in Human Resources.
It can become a more human Internet, andcontribute to a stronger presence and competiveness of the EU worldwide.
Improvement of Competiveness through the Promotion of Entrepreneurship, Establishment of Cooperation Networks and Investing in Human Resources.
Whereas unless decisive action is taken the present scandal risks undermining the reputation and competiveness of the whole sector;
This combination could have a positive impact on competiveness and sustainability of companies and cross-border investment.
Legislators have the responsibility to ensure that those profound changes do not create gaps in the society and that the competiveness of the European Union in maintained.
Improvement of Competiveness through the Promotion of Entrepreneurship, Establishment of Cooperation Networks and Investing in Human Resources.
Brussels, 07 December 2011- Access to finance is essential to enhance the competiveness and growth potential of SMEs.
In order to strengthen Union competiveness and to boost growth, the Union needs to create a transparent environment with a fully functioning internal market.
This is a sign of the increasing quality and effectiveness of EU trade agreements in terms of removing barriers andof the success of the sector in improving competiveness.
Calls on the Commission to stimulate diversification and competiveness of small agricultural holdings, also with regard to social farming and a service-oriented agriculture;
Mr Đukanović also stressed that the EU enlargement process for the Western Balkans countries is not only important for the region, butalso for the stability and competiveness of Europe.
Priority should be given to actions that increase the strategic potential and competiveness of the Union which aim at limit the dependence on third countries suppliers and products.
Following its integration with the Euro area in 2001, Greece enjoyed a period ofvery high economic growth, but suffered significant losses in competiveness at the same time.
Competiveness Proofing has been fully integrated into the Commission's impact assessments for all major proposals with significant effects on competitiveness.
Improved connectivity and increased productivity resulting from Juncker Plan supported projects are helping to boost European competiveness and growth in the longer-term.
In order to strengthen Union competiveness and to boost growth, the Union needs to act swiftly and encourage economic actors to unleash the full potential offered by the internal market.
The programme focuses mainly on preserving and enhancing ecosystems,local development in rural areas and increasing the competiveness of the agri-food sector.
ESSPO addresses the issue of insufficient impact and efficiency of policies aiming to enhance SMEs competiveness, especially their growth on national and international markets as well as their engagement in innovation processes.
Cultural networks- support for European networksto help cultural and creative sectors to operate transnationally and to strengthen their competiveness.