Esimerkkejä Revised lisbon käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Research and the revised Lisbon strategy.
Research and innovation policies are one of the key areas of the revised Lisbon Strategy.
In writing.-(RO) The revised Lisbon Strategy has led to positive results.
The Green Paper states nowhere that the labour law is incompatible with the revised Lisbon Strategy.
Madam President, the revised Lisbon strategy aims at growth and employment.
Hence, towns and cities"have a central role to play in achieving the revised Lisbon and Gothenburg objectives.
This means that, in the revised Lisbon Strategy, environmental technologies and high environmental standards will hold an important position.
The Commission will build upon the ongoing European monitoring activities,taking account of the revised Lisbon approach.
The governance reforms introduced in the revised Lisbon strategy included a streamlining of existing reporting requirements.
I believe that geographical and occupational mobility is a crucial instrument for the success of the Revised Lisbon Strategy.
These objectives are therefore fully consistent with the revised Lisbon strategy and the strategy for sustainable growth and jobs.
It will stress that we must now concentrate on implementation and, in this spirit,activate the new phase of the revised Lisbon Strategy.
DE Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that the newly revised Lisbon Strategy has basically been successful since 2005.
The focus of the revised Lisbon Growth and Jobs Strategy remains valid and should be vigorously pursued into the next cycle.
It is against this backdrop that the European Commission launched its revised Lisbon Strategy, which places increasedemphasis on economic growth and jobs.
The European Council also reaffirmed its commitment to sustained reform efforts through the full implementation of the revised Lisbon strategy.
We will not be able to achieve the goals of the revised Lisbon Strategy if we continue to waste human capital, which is our most precious resource.
In this vein, the Commission report will also highlight clearly the importance of ensuring ownership of the revised Lisbon Strategy by the Member States.
The new structure of objectives reflects the revised Lisbon Strategy and gives above all the new Member States the possibility of funding development priorities.
On 13 and 14 march the European Council launched the second three-year cycle of the revised Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs 2008-10.
The revised Lisbon Strategy has therefore placed innovation, research and education activities, the engines of competitiveness, at the top of the Growth and Jobs Agenda.
It emerged from the discussion that education policies have a vital role to play in pursuing the revised Lisbon strategy's goals of growth and employment.
The commitment by the Member States to the revised Lisbon Strategy was backed by an agreement on multi-annual Integrated Guidelines for Growth and Jobs 2005-2008.
It is imperative to continuously bring it up to date andto complete it in respect of the revised Lisbon strategy and the EU major enlargement process.
The revised Lisbon strategy concentrates on policies to boost growth and employment4 and seeks to overcome the implementation gap identified in the review of Lisbon. .
The Committee emphasises that when launching important proposals as part of the revised Lisbon strategy, the quality of the consultative procedure must be upheld.
Let us not be afraid to expediently adopt a new service directive, maybe similar to the one of Bolkenstein,that will breathe new life into the revised Lisbon strategy.
Research and innovation policies are key areas of the revised Lisbon Strategy and have been identified as a central challenge to be addressed by many Member States in their National Reform Programmes.
For these reasons, the Öry report should be viewed not somuch as a bogeyman, but more as a simple guide on how to achieve the gradual fulfilment of the revised Lisbon Strategy goals.
It is not by chance that the first major Commission initiative to implement the revised Lisbon Strategy was the March communication on better regulation for growth and jobs.