Examples of using Knowledge-based in English and their translations into Czech
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Implementation aspects of distributed knowledge-based systems.
However, a knowledge-based economy will need an increasingly better skilled labour force.
Uncertainty and its representation in knowledge-based systems.
If we want a knowledge-based economy and society, then we should invest in education.
We are far away from achieving both full employment and a knowledge-based society.
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The transition to a globalised knowledge-based economy has been, and still is, challenging.
CS One of the objectives we outlined in Lisbon in 2000 was a knowledge-based society.
Furthermore, a knowledge-based economy will help to protect European cultural diversity and to carry us towards social cohesion and employment.
This is the only way for us to have a chance to meet the challenges of a global knowledge-based economy.
Now, one prerequisite for a competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy is to have a flexible work force.
This is particularly necessary because the nature of industry is changing as we strive to create a knowledge-based society.
Because we are trying to become the world's leading knowledge-based economy and brains are draining away!
Indeed, the notion of education and lifelong learning is vital to the competitiveness of the knowledge-based economy.
PL Mr President, creativity andinnovation are key factors for knowledge-based economies, and the European economy is certainly one of these.
The skills and experience acquired by older persons represent a major asset,especially in a knowledge-based society.
Our task is to ensure that provisions are clear,safe, and knowledge-based, especially as regards such a sensitive area as food production.
An energetic, growing cultural sector is clearly necessary for Europe's success as a creative, knowledge-based economy.
The programme for education and lifelong learning helps to develop the Union as an advanced knowledge-based society in accordance with the objectives of the Lisbon strategy.
Significant attention should be paid to reducing poverty and unemployment, to industry and energy,and the creation of a knowledge-based society.
The EU's series of ill-considered directives stand in the way of a competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy emerging in the Member States.
That is the only way to enhance the quality of life for our people andthe only chance we have of becoming a competitive knowledge-based economy.
The acquisition of qualifications is indispensable if we want to ensure the future of our citizens in a knowledge-based society, a society increasingly subject to competition.
CS Cultural industries are key providers of value-added services,which are the basis of a dynamic, knowledge-based economy.
The priority of the new Euro 2020 strategy is to be a more intelligent and ecological knowledge-based market economy.
I would therefore like to highlight the urgent need to support growth through investment in knowledge-based economic sectors.
I believe that if Europe is to be competitive in this area,there must be a focus on advocating green and innovative knowledge-based projects.
Greater attention must be devoted to the European Social Fund(ESF),which makes a major contribution to efficient growth and knowledge-based competitiveness.
The Lisbon Strategy, which was adopted in 2000,aims to make the European economy'the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy' by 2010.
We must also place greater emphasis on education, especially in engineering andinformation technology, essential for a knowledge-based economy.
Such a shift happensin a stepwise way, ensuring that SEIS remains a driver for access to environmental information and its integration in the knowledge-based economy.