Exemplos de uso de Lisbon objective em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Secondly, the Lisbon objective.
In the medium and long term,higher deficits are certainly not a solution for any Lisbon objective.
The EU has just re-confirmed its Lisbon objective at the highest level.
The Lisbon objective needs a shot in the arm and that should come from a new Parliament and a new Commissioner.
How can we imagine, then,achieving the Lisbon objective in such a situation?
That would have sent out a strong signal of Europe's importance andabove all of our conviction that we shall reach the Lisbon objective.
In the five years left to attain the Lisbon objective, such failures must not be repeated.
Achieving the Lisbon objective is difficult to envisage without a drastic increase of“investment/growth enhancing” spending at EU level.
Way back in 2004 the Council, Parliament andthe Commission said that this Lisbon objective laid down in the year 2000 would not be achieved.
This, the Lisbon objective, is our guiding star, and we must not lose sight of it even when we are fighting over the many minor lines in the Budget.
European institutions support this integrated approach as the way to achieve the Lisbon objective of promoting this high-technology area.
They will contribute to achieving the Lisbon objective, namely of making Europe the most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
The directive is of vital importance in enhancing mobility on the labour market andis an essential precondition for achieving the Lisbon objective.
This is the only way for us to achieve the Lisbon objective and, in particular, to increase public satisfaction with the Community.
This brought the employment rate up to 63.2% 1% more than in 1999 but still nearly 4% below the Stockholm intermediate target and 7% below the Lisbon objective for 2010.
Such investments also contribute to the Lisbon objective of ensuring that, by 2010, 21% of electricity is generated from renewable sources.
There is nothing wrong with it, but the strategic actions plans requested by Parliament andthe Commission that are in line with the Lisbon objective are tailored to national scale.
This clearly reflects the perception that the Lisbon objective was a single strategic objective and not three juxtaposed aims.
To this end it is extremely important to promote innovation andresearch, and to raise R&D expenditure to 3% of GDP in accordance with the Lisbon objective, with two-thirds to come from the private sector 12.
What is fundamental to achieving the Lisbon objective is, first of all, an internal energy market characterised by liberalisation, competition and openness.
Employment Level: dotted line indicates levelto be achieved in order to meet Lisbon objective: before 2001 ex post data population c hang.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to thank my colleague Mr Chatzimarkakis; tomorrow we will be voting in favour of competitiveness and innovation, andonce again we will move a little closer towards the Lisbon Objective.
If the European Union is to have any possibility of achieving the Lisbon objective, the Structural Funds' aid activities should cease as soon as possible.
It identifies strengths andweaknesses across the EU and its neighbours, highlightspromising national measures and issues recommendations for future action, thereby strengthening policyin supportof small businesses and maintaining theefforts towards the Lisbon objective.
Universities have the potential to play a vital role in the Lisbon objective to equip Europe with the skills and competences necessary to succeed in a globalised, knowledge-based economy.
However, where I do criticise these Commissioners andwhat annoys me is when the Commission itself produces proposals which conflict with this Lisbon objective, which conflict with the aim of deregulating the labour market.
European research policy is geared towards the realisation of the Lisbon objective to transform the European Union into a competitive and dynamic knowledge based economy, capable of sustainable economic growth.
The Financial Services Action Plan is thus an important structural initiative in safeguarding the competitiveness of the European financial sector and realising the Lisbon objective of the EU as the most competitive knowledge economy.
The Lisbon objective is a balanced one, reconciling the economic aim of competitiveness with social requirements(employment, training, social cohesion, living and working conditions) and, as emphasised at the Göteborg Summit, environmental demands, in a proportionate and interactive way.
These things are precisely what we need to achieve- orat least to get closer to- the Lisbon objective by 2010, that being to have 3 million Erasmus students and 150 000 Leonardo participants.