Примери за използване на Lisbon agenda на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Lisbon Agenda.
Romania and the Lisbon Agenda.
The Lisbon Agenda.
The EMEA supports the objectives of the Lisbon agenda.
The Lisbon Agenda.
SEPA will make a significant contribution to the Lisbon agenda.
The objectives of the Lisbon Agenda shape the priorities of the ESF.
The latter will therefore be involved in the development of the Lisbon Agenda.
(ET) With the Lisbon Agenda, the European Union aimed to strengthen economic union.
The Agency will remain focused on the objectives of the Lisbon agenda.
The Lisbon Agenda functions both as an overarching vision and a complex set of policy guidelines.
In fact, Romania has a long way to go to reach the goals set forth in the Lisbon Agenda.
You have overseen the Lisbon Agenda: it was sunk without trace way before the credit crunch hit us.
A third independent report assessing Romania's economic performance in terms of the Lisbon Agenda benchmarks was recently released.
Firstly, the Lisbon Agenda ranks very high on the list of priorities of the club which Romania will soon join, the EU.
Embarking on the grand aims set out in the Lisbon agenda may seem a luxury for Romania's emerging economy.
These should take into account economic, social andenvironmental considerations as these form the pillars of the EU Lisbon agenda.
(DE) Madam President, the Lisbon agenda provided for a European home built on three pillars: the economic, social and environmental pillars.
R&D is expected to riseto 0.7% of GDP in 2007, but this is still far from the Lisbon Agenda requirement of 3%.
The Lisbon Agenda and the environmental commitments are inspirational intentions, but we need to urgently give them substance and force.
Europe beyond Lisbon is failing to interpret the strong content of the new treaty andis failing to comply with the terms of the Lisbon Agenda.
The laudable aims in the Laeken Declaration were not then put into practice,and now the Lisbon Agenda faces the same lack of purpose and achievement.
We have already said, in the Lisbon Agenda, that without the small and medium-sized enterprise sector and without regional cooperation it will not be possible to develop cohesion.
At the same time,reforms that will bring more vitality to Western economies are of great significance; the Lisbon Agenda is a self-explanatory policy response from the EU.
The Programme is fully aligned with the Lisbon Agenda for growth and jobs objectives and the Community Strategic Guidelines on economic, social and territorial cohesion.
As far as the Lisbon Strategy is concerned, we know its handicaps, but we must not forget either that the financial andeconomic crisis has completely disrupted the implementation of the Lisbon agenda.
This operational programme is in line with the objectives of the Lisbon Agenda 2000 and the Community strategic guidelines for economic, social and territorial cohesion.
Broadly speaking, the Lisbon Agenda is an ambitious policy programme meant to combat the low productivity and economic stagnation witnessed in the EU, which has found itself lagging behind the United States and, increasingly, emerging Asian economies.
This is the reason why it is important for us to identify the shortcomings of the Lisbon Agenda and focus on the positive results that have been achieved, as well as avoid the mistakes made in the past.
(1) Community policies on better regulation stress the importance of the simplification of national and Community legislation as a crucial element in improving the competitiveness of undertakings andin achieving the objectives of the Lisbon Agenda.