Exemplos de uso de Lisbon strategy has em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Lisbon Strategy has a clear timeframe, up to the year 2010.
FR Mr Barroso, the Lisbon Strategy has had its day.
The Lisbon Strategy has been too much identified as only an economic agenda.
In writing.-(RO) The revised Lisbon Strategy has led to positive results.
This Lisbon strategy has already had some initial positive results.
Madam President, the core of the Lisbon Strategy has to be jobs.
Finally, the Lisbon Strategy has to be a combination of climate and economic development.
DE Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,I believe that the newly revised Lisbon Strategy has basically been successful since 2005.
Implementation of the Lisbon Strategy has been uneven and not all of its goals have been met.
I mean, how could he talk about growth and jobs without acknowledging that this wonderful,fabled Lisbon Strategy has been a total disaster?
In most national parliaments, the Lisbon strategy has finally become a political subject.
The Lisbon Strategy has been good for economic growth and jobs, true, but it is also true that not everyone has benefited as a result.
The commitment of this House to the Lisbon Strategy has been critical in sustaining the momentum.
The Europe of results is closely associated with growth and employment.It must be said that the intergovernmental method that has been pursued for the Lisbon Strategy has led to disappointingly mediocre results.
If the Lisbon Strategy has not sunk, why do we keep needing to relaunch it?
The Social Agenda 2005-2010,which complements and supports the Lisbon Strategy, has a key role in promoting the social dimension of economic growth.
Whereas the Lisbon Strategy has as its central goal the construction by 2010 of the world's most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy, with more and better jobs and enhanced social cohesion and a high level of environmental protection.
That seems to me entirely normal, coherent and logical, since and some people would do very well to read it the European Parliament's resolution that has been adopted on the Lisbon Strategy has been almost entirely reflected in the European Council's conclusions.
This abbreviated description of the Lisbon Strategy has been repeated frequently but not always with an understanding of the scope and the full implications.
Mr President, the European Central Bank, which is a staunch advocate of the anti-grass roots policy of the European Union,the Maastricht Treaty and the Lisbon Strategy, has- in all the years it has been operating- been characterised as a grim executor of the interests of big business, to the detriment of payrolls, social achievements and the workers' standard of living.
Given that the main shortcoming of the Lisbon strategy has been the insufficient delivery of structural reforms, the European Council placed greater emphasis on improving the governance framework of the strategy. .
The importance of a youth perspective in the Lisbon Strategy, having regard to the demographic, economic, social and political development of the European Union, and in particular its ageing population;
SK The 2020 strategy and the Lisbon Strategy have something in common: a belief that the economy must be managed.
It is also worrying that only 40% of Community measures in the context of the Lisbon strategy have been implemented by the Member States.
This is currently being worked out in practice through the thirty trans-European network projects, which, like the Lisbon Strategy, have until now suffered from a certain degree of apathy and from funding problems on the Member States' side.
It would perhaps be better if the link had been clearer ormore specific or if the Lisbon Strategy had been given a narrower definition, in order to cover certain truly leading sectors for the economy of the European Union.
As regards sub-heading 1a- Competitiveness for growth andemployment- the Council intends to provide for appropriate funding of priorities connected with the Lisbon Strategy, having left a significant margin to cover the European Union priorities defined in the conclusions of the June European Council, as well as other so far unforeseen needs.