Eksempler på brug af The knowledge-based society på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Everyone knows that the knowledge-based society is the driving force of the economy of the future.
We must in fact represent the best of the knowledge-based society.
We will be the knowledge-based society of the 21st, nay the 22nd, century.
As I have said on several occasions, the knowledge-based society is more than a mere aspiration; it is already a tangible reality.
However, in order to have greater growth, we need to invest in infrastructures,research and the knowledge-based society.
Taking the knowledge-based society seriously additionally means changing our way of life in an ever more radical way, and ensuring that our development is sustainable.
In the same way, knowledge production has- and this is quite logical- become a major political priority in the knowledge-based society.
Publishers and teachers fear that this type of directive threatens the knowledge-based society, transparency and the circulation of information.
With regard to basic skills, our objective is clear: every European citizen must have these skills in order to be able to learn,work and live in the knowledge-based society.
However, more needs to be invested in education and training if the knowledge-based society is to become a reality in Europe.
In the economy of the knowledge-based society that the Union has set itself the objective of developing in Europe, scientific research and technological development by definition play a key role.
I voted in favour, since this programme provides the impetus needed to achieve the knowledge-based society to which we aspire.
There is a huge amount of talk about the knowledge-based society, but I wonder whether this concept has not just become a sound bite which goes down well in the media.
It is not for the sake of austerity or sobriety, butwe can raise our civilisation to new levels by taking the knowledge-based society seriously.
Appropriate measures by all relevant actors, both public and private,are needed so that the knowledge-based society and economy can contribute to sustainable economic growth, an increase in employment and more social cohesion.
Research, which President Barroso has indicated to be one of the priorities of the revamped Lisbon Strategy,is the tool on which the knowledge-based society is founded.
In the knowledge-based society of the future, this Union of ours must, at one and the same time- and the Constitution does indeed set this out in black and white- perform its social tasks and guarantee the protection of the individual and of every citizen from the dangers present in this divided world.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen,the value of innovations and the importance of the knowledge-based society have often been affirmed in this Chamber.
LT Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to re-emphasise that the programme being discussed provides citizens with more favourable opportunities for on-going training andbecoming active participants of the knowledge-based society.
We will take stock of progress in making higher education more relevant to the needs of the knowledge-based society, including the question of employability.
These are a few suggestions, Commissioner. I hope that they will be taken into consideration in the Commission' s next reports, particularly with regard to integration,sustainable development and the knowledge-based society.
They are always getting on their hind legs and saying that Europe must become the most economically successful area in the world by 2010,that we must develop the knowledge-based society, that we must do more for education and exchange in Europe, and then the budget for this gets cut by 50!
I think we need, as we have already declared with the Lisbon Strategy, a genuine high-tech offensive for Europe,if we really want to build the path towards the knowledge-based society.
As the rapporteur is aware, the knowledge-based society cannot be achieved just by increasing the number of computers in families and schools or by introducing better, more focused training, although that is needed, but it is based on both the full, appropriate exploitation of useful information and the availability of this information.
It is crucial to the European citizens that, through training,they may have a reasonable guarantee of employability in the knowledge-based society defined in the Lisbon Strategy.
European universities must create the conditions for lifelong learning, contribute to the enrichment of intellectual life andplay a central role in the knowledge-based society of today's digital age.
From a political perspective, the absolutely key issue for me when we now discuss the post-Lisbon strategy, the EU 2020 strategy, and when it comes to modernising our economy,developing the digital society, the knowledge-based society and cultural diversity, is that Europeana must also be partly financed from this EU 2020 programme, with the involvement of the Member States, of course.