Examples of using Competitivity in English and their translations into Danish
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Competitivity, sustainable development and the social agenda.
Sometimes we are not aware that we are eroding competitivity by our own ideas and legislation.
Given the grass-based nature of our agriculture, the cuts in cereal prices would also affect our competitivity.
We hope that the game experience and competitivity will get better with the growing number of people playing the game.
Competitivity has been reached or maintained in many areas with the research carried out in the United States, that relies on a much larger budget.
Unfortunately, however, we often applaud the notion of competitivity, while supporting initiatives which erode that very competitivity. .
The results of our analysis of the inter-relationships between wages, productivity, prices andexchange rates as they affect competitivity are not unambiguous.
It is certainly appropriate to increase competitivity at national level by means of cooperation models for developing rural areas as an economic factor in professional farming.
These are aimed both at achieving the 1992 objective and at promoting competitivity in the European audiovisual sector.
In the future, technology and, especially, competitivity and the decreasing rate in consumer prices for receiving equipment, will be crucial to success in the various television satellite programmes.
That is very important to this Parliament, so that we can do the things I mentioned earlier- in relation to jobs, competitivity, the environment- and do them in a way which gets the approval of the Member States.
This study also noted that economic and monetary union will enable pressure to be exerted on the unions so that they accept lower salary levels and allowances,in the name of maintaining competitivity.
Finally, we also need to take a look at our regulations, andsee how these are affecting the competitivity of our ports as regards cruise liners and the business they bring with them.
The need to make profits and competitivity are enshrined in European standards. They demand drastic reductions in costs, always to the detriment of the employees who nonetheless play an essential part in the field of maintenance and safety.
We must clearlyset water prices which promote its efficient use but which, at the same time, safeguard the competitivity of the producing industries in the less-favoured regions and do not hinder their legitimate development.
Of course we are concerned about the competitivity of our industry, that is why our compromise amendments attempt to set longer lead times for the implementation of these tests, both for new car designs and, indeed, for existing car designs, to the year 2003.
The difficult growing conditions in the European Union prevent competition with third countries andit is not possible to improve competitivity unless we abandon the current production areas and move production to other regions.
On the subject of the medium-term strategy for growth, competitivity and employment, in December 1993 the European Council in Brussels decided to implement an overall action plan based on the White Paper drawn up by the Commission.
Far from having an impact on Cohesion Policy alone, the paper raises questions over the nature of territorial co-operation, of how people use the spaces in which they live, the territorial implications of sectoral policies,the relationship between cooperation and competitivity.
If we do that then benchmarking can be a real opportunity for us to increase the competitivity of our businesses, increase profits in our businesses and, most of all, increase the job creation potential of our businesses.
An audiovisual conference is held in Paris, France. It concludes with a joint declaration, by 26 European countries and the Commission,on setting up the"Audiovisual Eureka" to increase productivity and competitivity of the European audiovisual sector through closer cooperation.
The Commission considers that such a policy is essential in order to ensure the competitivity of the economy and in consequence the stability of the exchange rate and the disappearance of the underlying propensity of exchange markets to anticipate its depreciation…'2.
VON ALEMANN(LDR).-(DE) Mr Commissioner, I take this opportunity to ask you, as the person responsible for the TaskForce on Human Resources, whether you intend in that capacity to work out a special programme for improving the competitivity of the European car industry, or to make special efforts to improve vocational training?
Although little gain in market share is foreseen despite recent improvements in competitivity, the buoyancy of world trade is expected to stimulate Community exports of goods and services, which are forecast to expand by 6,4% this year and by 5,5% in 1985.
Nor does it see any environmental risks- and there are benefits: safeguarding high-value animals and their genetics, conserving and even reintroducing endangered breeds, eliminating dangerous pathogens and their transfer internationally,improving productivity and competitivity, and encouraging research and development in Europe rather than elsewhere.
After the fall in the United States short-term rate in the autumn, competitivity in world markets assumed greater importance; the yen appreciated strongly and the United States dollar and the pound sterling moved downwards against the main currencies of the European Monetary System.
This important increase becomes apparent, not only by an increment in the expenses and investments budgets, the number of courses and programmes, the volume of training offer, etc., but also by the strategic focus of the Continuing Training in relation to enterprise objectives andits consideration as basic function for the organisation development and competitivity.
Similarly, international competitivity depends upon a mix of factors and for exports of manufactured goods in particular, non-price factors such as design, reliability and supporting services can often outweigh price as determinants of competitivity. .
Stimulate nuclear power, because it cannot afford to ignore any source of supply andbecause nuclear energy will increase industrial competitivity: a kilo of uranium can generate as much electricity as 10 tonnes of oil(and as much as 600 tonnes when fast breeder reactors come on stream) for a third of the price.
However, solar cooling is not near competitivity in most situations in Europe, and the market for air conditioning is limited(nor should it be encouraged as long as non-renewable energy sources are going to cover most of it) so that the development of'solar conditioning is for the time being more important for exports than for applications in Europe.