Examples of using Competitive knowledge-based in English and their translations into Danish
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Europe must become‘the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
The most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world is still waiting for us to be able to create a European area of higher education.
The EU will not be the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
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.
If we want to become the most competitive knowledge-based continent, we need to focus on qualifications.
RO The Lisbon Strategy expresses the EU's commitment to becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy.
According to these two agendas the EU should create a globally competitive knowledge-based economy with a strong social dimension and a high level of care for the environment.
When we adopted the Lisbon Agenda,our aim was to turn the European Union into the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
The'Lisbon strategy' of becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010 may have failed, but this does not mean we should abandon it entirely.
Universities play a vital role when it comes to turning Europe into the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy.
Mr President, if we envisage Europe becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world, we need to boost investment in education and in the field of research and development.
They will contribute to achieving the Lisbon objective, namely of making Europe the most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
We also criticise the ambition about being the most competitive knowledge-based economy, on the basis that in any competition, there are going to be losers, both within the European Union and globally.
It is in all our interests that the objective of making Europe the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010 be achieved.
Europe wants to become the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world, so it is good that it is emerging as a continent in which the standard of university education is high, so that it is worthwhile for foreign students to come and study here.
In the Lisbon Strategy we emphasise our goal of developing the Union into the world's most competitive knowledge-based economic framework.
Part of the Lisbon Agenda 2000/10 to make the EU the world's most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy is to increase the number of young people completing upper secondary education.
Mr President, biotechnology is at the heart of the Lisbon process to make Europe the world's most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy.
This is a fundamental issue within the framework of the Lisbon Strategy, since,if our objective is to be a dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy, research, technological development and innovation are undoubtedly the main tools for promoting growth, employment and competitiveness.
The least that one can say is that the European Union is a longway from achieving its objective of becoming, by the year 2010, the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world.
I notice, incidentally, that the Kok Report tempers our rhetoric a little:instead of'the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world', it talks of'among the best in the world.
During the discussion of the previous report, I noticed that many Members could talk of nothing else butthe fact that it was agreed in Lisbon that Europe should become the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
Advances have been made since European leaders declared that they were going to make Europe the most competitive knowledge-based economy within ten years, but there have also been a lot of steps back.
Madam President, Commissioner, an ambitious objective was set in Lisbon in spring 2000 that Europe should develop into the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy in 10 years' time.
We constantly talk about the Lisbon objectives,about making the European Union the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010.
Software is a precious tool that must continue to be accessible to all so that we have every chance of achieving the Lisbon objective by 2010, that is,for the European Union to become the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world.
For let us consider what is needed to turn Europe into the world' s most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy, as was agreed in Lisbon?
The oft-recited Lisbon Summit sets the overall objective of"making the European Union the most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy in the world.
That is why the EU's development strategy to make our continent the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy is absolutely the right one.
This is a necessary target if we want to close the gap with the US andbe the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.