Eksempler på brug af New lisbon strategy på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This fits in very well indeed with the objectives of the new Lisbon Strategy.
Our task now is to produce a new Lisbon Strategy, in other words, EU 2020.
We are achieving an important victory today by showing our shared determination to achieve a new Lisbon strategy.
That is a good result for the new Lisbon Strategy, and one we can show to the world.
The Commission, for its part,will do all it can to make the new Lisbon Strategy a success.
Instead it presents a new Lisbon strategy and a directive on liberalisation of services(Bolkestein) as the panacea to all our problems.
Without an internal market in services, then, the new Lisbon strategy will remain unrealised.
The European Social Fund contributes to economic and social cohesion andis compatible with the new Lisbon Strategy.
I welcome the Finnish Presidency's intention to drive forward the new Lisbon Strategy and to focus on research, innovation and education- the knowledge triangle.
Of course, the Commission now feels stronger due to the support which the European Parliament is giving to the new Lisbon Strategy.
Four priority areas that emphasise the implementation of the new Lisbon Strategy for growth and employment, energy, climate change and relations with the Western Balkans can contribute towards synergy in Europe.
Guided by the excellent work and the perseverance of the Austrian Presidency, the Heads of State orGovernment have accepted the principle of partnership for the new Lisbon Strategy.
We want the internal market to function better in our region than anywhere else,and we want the new Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth to be implemented effectively in this part of Europe.
They have declared themselves ready to move into top gear and they have also taken major decisions paving the way for the actual implementation of our commitments under the new Lisbon Strategy.
I believe this report is an important instrument for achieving the new Lisbon Strategy objectives and will contribute to strengthening the social dimension of the Lisbon Treaty also ratified by Romania.
I have already described my presidency's priorities andin conclusion I would like to convey these in terms of thetwo key institutional objectives which will ensure that the Committee genuinely looks towards the future: the new Lisbon Strategy after 2010 and the affirmation of the new European Treaty, which proposes more rights and greaterparticipation.
My final point relates to the implementation of the new Lisbon Strategy and the way in which this Parliament is involved in the adoption of‘employment' guidelines and broad economic and monetary policy guidelines.
As regards the financial issues and the economic crisis, we can put a number of instruments in place and also draw up long-term guidelines for how we can make Europe competitive once again to provide prosperity and social cohesion and, in particular,look ahead to the new Lisbon strategy which, in the long and medium term, could be very helpful to Europe in this regard.
Would the ambitions, namely regarding the new Lisbon Strategy for growth and jobs, but also the ambitions in terms of our policy against climate change and for energy policy, would those ambitions that had been set when the economic climate was more favourable, still hold when we got into rougher waters?
Any fine distinctions we may wish to introduce in areas such as which institution does what, or whether the new Lisbon strategy is more to the left, right or centre, will be irrelevant to the majority of our citizens.
In conclusion I must say that, for me, the great result of this debate is this willingness to work together, the possibility of reaching a dynamic consensus andalso the broad support for the new Lisbon Strategy and, beyond that support, the fact that, for the next five years, it will be at the centre of the work done by our institutions and at the core of the reforms that will have to be undertaken by our Member States.