Esimerkkejä Set at lisbon käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Seven Member States currently achieve or are close to the 70% target for EU average rate set at Lisbon.
My final remark on economic governance is that the objectives set at Lisbon were both ambitious and realistic.
It is not acceptable to maintain that it was over-ambitious to hope to attain the rates of employment set at Lisbon.
The objectives set at Lisbon- higher growth, more and better jobs and greater social inclusion- were ambitious.
General assessment of the employment policy: The UK exceeds the quantitative targets set at Lisbon.
When informed of the competitiveness objective set at Lisbon, most European citizens fail to understand either its purpose or its scope.
Without the necessary hardware investments, the realisation of the objectives set at Lisbon will be slowed down.
The European Union's objective, set at Lisbon four years ago, was to become the most competitive economy in the world by 2010.
The most important conclusion of our Panel is that the Framework Programme alone will not be enough to serve the goals set at Lisbon.
Achieving this is indispensable for meeting the employment targets set at Lisbon and the demographic challenges ahead.
The 18-month period covered by this review will take Europe to the eve of enlargement and nearly halfway towards the target date set at Lisbon.
First and foremost, the goals set at Lisbon must be pursued with more momentum and rigour and with the courage to choose, as Mr Kok maintains.
The most important conclusion of the FP Panel is that the Framework Programme alone will not be enough to serve the goals set at Lisbon.
We have the targets set at Lisbon, Göteborg, and Barcelona; what we need is operational programmes to implement what has been resolved upon, not new announcements.
Policies to promote and support the participation of women in the labour market are a key part of the employment rate targets set at Lisbon.
I do not subscribe to the opinion that there is an increasing divide between the aims and objectives set at Lisbon and the current Broad Guidelines for economic policy.
In September the Commission will submit its proposals for indicators that will allow us to measure how well we are performing in meeting the goals set at Lisbon.
General assessment of the employment policy: Greece falls considerably short of the quantitative targets set at Lisbon and Stockholm, as employment growth continues to be sluggish.
But how dreadful the contrast with the Council of Ministers who yet again this week demonstrated their abject failure to follow through on the goals they set at Lisbon.
The overall employment rate across the European Union is still far from the targets set at Lisbon and not enough has been done to set corresponding targets at national level.
In line with the request for a streamlined approach, the Employment Guidelines are intended tobe more stable and orientated towards delivering the medium-term goals of the 2010 time-horizon set at Lisbon.
The report expresses Europe' s wish to reduce the Union' s innovation deficit and achieve the goal set at Lisbon and, hence, does a great deal to help improve the EU' s overall competitiveness.
In order to achieve the goal of full employment set at Lisbon, the Member States should articulate their response to the guidebnes under the four pillars in a coherent overall strategy which incorporates the following horizontal objeaives.
The EESC supports the view that the key priority of the new EES must be to achieve the objectives set at Lisbon on more and better jobs and greater social cohesion.
In order to achieve the goal of full employment set at Lisbon, the Member States should articulate their response to the guidelines under the four pillars in a coherent overall strategy which incorporates the following horizontal objectives.
If the significance of this sort of approach, which seems currently to prevail- that is, separating once again the common economic policy, which is, moreover, often implicit, from social policy, which is in danger of being relegated to the status of an auxiliary policy- were not actually to be acknowledged at Barcelona or if it were not to be openly discussed,that would irreparably compromise the goals set at Lisbon for the period 2002-2010.
The overall employment rate and the rate for women are above the targets set at Lisbon and Stockholm, but the proportion of women working part-time is very high 69% in 2000.
The objective set at Lisbon of improving competitiveness by means of carefully targeted reforms and coupling this with sustainable, employment-friendly economic growth and a strengthening of social solidarity remains relevant to Europe, which is now at a crossroads.
The key messages highlight in particular the efforts still needed towards meeting the strategic goal set at Lisbon in March 2000, and reinforced at Barcelona in March 2002, of making the EU the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010.
I would therefore like once again to thank very warmly all the Members who have presented amendments, not just for their interest, but also for their willingness to reach agreement, since, thanks to their work,the guidelines that we will at last approve today will allow the European Employment Strategy to contribute more effectively to achieving the objectives set at Lisbon, which, in the field of employment, are quite simply to achieve full and better-quality employment by 2010.