Eksempler på brug af Eu's competitiveness på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The EU's competitiveness is deteriorating rather than improving.
That would inevitably impact on the EU's competitiveness.
It is impossible to drive a wedge between the EU's competitiveness, social policy and ecology, because without growth, we cannot meet the ecological obligations.
The free movement of workers helps to create more jobs and to strengthen the EU's competitiveness.
In that way, we achieve the feat of weakening the EU's competitiveness two-fold by means of one and the same decision.
I also feel that the creation of an internal market in services is essential in order to increase the EU's competitiveness.
Here you can find more information about the EU's competitiveness and industrial policy.
In the long term,the best protection against the devastating impact of future crises is to strengthen the EU's competitiveness.
The Hungarian Presidency attaches particular importance to improving the EU's competitiveness and to supporting small- and medium-sized enterprises operating in the EU. .
Mr President, as I walked into the Chamber today,I heard the President of the Commission talk about the need to improve the EU's competitiveness.
This, in turn, can help create new jobs and boost economic growth,thereby increasing the EU's competitiveness and improving the quality of life of its citizens.
It is time we stopped allowing counterfeiters a free ride at the expense of consumers,legitimate businesses, EU jobs and the EU's competitiveness.
Bearing in mind that the EU's competitiveness is at stake, we do not want to see either a brain drain in favour of the US or Canada to the detriment of the EU. .
I nonetheless hope that this outcome will lead to a strengthening of the EU's competitiveness, something that is crucial.
This situation has an adverse impact on the EU's competitiveness as activities involving innovation produce human capital which tends to be more mobile than in other areas.
The EIT will increasingly tackle the'innovation gap',enhancing EU's competitiveness and creating jobs.
This is what will promote the EU's competitiveness, but it will also give individuals the tools to progress in their lives and to take advantage of further training during their lifetime.
This is firstly because a fully operational internal market is a key element in the EU's competitiveness, economic growth and employment.
This model has been put to the test: the EU's competitiveness, the Member States' competitiveness, depends on whether we can adapt this social model to the challenges of the 21st century.
The unity of Europe is not compromised by diversity in tax policies,rather the EU's competitiveness is undermined by the wrong tax policies.
More favourable fiscal treatment at Community level is in accordance with the principles of the internal market andwill also tend to enhance the EU's competitiveness.
The unity of Europe is not compromised by diversity in tax policies;rather, the EU's competitiveness is undermined by the wrong tax policies.
The work of the Competitiveness Council has to be made more effective and it must return to a fundamental question:what impact will each drafted law have on the EU's competitiveness?
I would like to mention two important factors for increasing the EU's competitiveness- investment in information and innovations and the accelerated creation of a common energy policy.
As a result of this, all the participants in the European Union internal market are currently losing out, since the EU's competitiveness on world markets is waning.
Fifthly, one of the instruments used to increase the EU's competitiveness should be an effectively implemented cohesion policy, which takes into account the additional catalyst for development provided by the new Member States.
In EU countries, and in the new Member States in particular, there is little collaboration between private businesses and researchers. This state of affairs reduces the EU's competitiveness globally.
The Fund has now also been mandated by the European Commission to manage a EUR 1.1bn facility within the EU's Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme(CIP) covering the period 2007-2013.
It is also important, therefore, that we debate the essential issues of the internal market on an ongoing basis, especially in order to focus on the areas in which it is not working,often to the detriment of the EU's competitiveness.
In particular, research and innovation should play an important part in all the regions as a means of improving the EU's competitiveness, which is why it is necessary to continue to promote these areas in the future.