Examples of using Knowledge-based society in English and their translations into Czech
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We have been hearing the slogan of a knowledge-based society for years.
Only investment in a knowledge-based society will make the Union competitive, creative and strategically attractive.
We need more efforts to create a truly knowledge-based society.
Moreover, in order to develop a knowledge-based society, we need our children to be better at science, maths and technology.
This is why European society needs to become a knowledge-based society.
In today's knowledge-based society, expertise has a key role to play, particularly in view of the deepest economic crisis in recent history.
The European Union wants to promote a knowledge-based society and sustainable development.
I think it is a completely worthless thing,because Europe was meant to be the leading knowledge-based society by 2010.
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.
We are far away from achieving both full employment and a knowledge-based society.
We can understand the Lisbon Agenda in a simple way, going towards a knowledge-based society and being concerned about sustainability, whether it be in relation to social security, the environment or the economy.
CS One of the objectives we outlined in Lisbon in 2000 was a knowledge-based society.
In writing.- I voted for this report because the scale of current economic and social change,the rapid transition to a knowledge-based society and demographic changes resulting from the ageing population in Europe are all challenges which demand a new approach to education and training, within the framework of lifelong learning.
This is particularly necessary because the nature of industry is changing as we strive to create a knowledge-based society.
The recognition that education andtraining are essential for a knowledge-based society, and for the future economy, is no longer a myth.
The skills and experience acquired by older persons represent a major asset,especially in a knowledge-based society.
Recent years have seen the European Union become increasingly focused on creating a knowledge-based society that is able to compete with all other economies on a global scale.
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.
The programme for education andlifelong learning helps to develop the Union as an advanced knowledge-based society in accordance with the objectives of the Lisbon strategy.
These schemes, which are run by the Commission's DG for Education and Culture, add substantial value to students' educational experience andthus contribute to the EU's progress towards a knowledge-based society.
However, I am pleased that we have jointly achieved an improvement for immunotoxic and neurotoxic substances because,in a Europe that purports to be a knowledge-based society, we cannot afford to allow the development of a child's brain to be impaired primarily through neurotoxic substances in the long term.
RO Vocational education and training are essential tools, offering Europe's citizens the ability, knowledge andskills required to become an integral part of the labour market and a knowledge-based society.
PL Mr President,we are all agreed here today that we should do everything we can to promote an open, knowledge-based society in order to catch up with the world standard, to keep pace with the developing world economy; we should inject as much funding as we can, and as much discussion, in order to keep Europe in the running.
Unlike those who are raising the spectre of security and the fight against illegal immigration,we must defend here the need to develop a knowledge-based society in Europe, as elsewhere.
We must work towards measures along these lines, measures which increase specialisation and staff training in order toplace workers in knowledge-based society, information technology and specialised society jobs, upon which the production and development model for future employment should be based.
Increasing the pace of research and innovation is crucial for introducing a fair and competitive economic model, ensuring jobs for the future,moving towards sustainable resource management, facing up to energy challenges and stimulating a knowledge-based society.
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.
With regard to the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, if we really want to show that Europe is a continent that genuinely values knowledge andwants to be a knowledge-based society, the Council will also have to do more here.
As a Hungarian Member of Parliament and a politician from a new Member State, I consider the new priorities formulated by the European Commission as having equal importance:building a knowledge-based society, fostering innovation, strengthening social inclusion, creation of new jobs and a more resolute stand against climate change within the framework of sustainable development.
On the other hand, and to complement this I also agree with the viewpoint that lifelong learning is fundamental for facing the current challenges of economic and social change,the rapid transition to a knowledge-based society and demographic changes resulting from an ageing population.