Examples of using A knowledge-based in English and their translations into Finnish
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Foster a knowledge-based economy;
The European Union's goal is a knowledge-based economy.
Foster a knowledge-based society.
Communication on innovation in a knowledge-based economy.
A knowledge-based approach, in order to achieve informed policy-making.
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The development of a knowledge-based policy.
Ethical trade" relies on a knowledge-based set of systems to inform both the provider and producer of goods and services and stimulate market-centred action and consumer response.
Europe is heading for a knowledge-based economy.
We will never become a knowledge-based, low-carbon economy without a highly skilled workforce, as well as more research and greater innovation.
The economy is increasingly becoming a knowledge-based activity.
Fostering a knowledge-based society.
In Finland we have invested heavily to a knowledge-based economy.
The programme focuses on a knowledge-based regional society and the information society.
Promoting entrepreneurship and the transition to a knowledge-based economy.
Communication on innovation in a knowledge-based economyMultiannual Programme for enterprise(2001-2006)Small Business Charter endorsed at Feira.
The European Union is increasingly becoming a knowledge-based economy and society.
I should therefore like to congratulate the Commissioner on having made a knowledge-based European Union his main priority, and on not merely following in the footsteps of the Sixth Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development, but intends to strike out on an entirely new path with the Seventh Framework Programme.
Innovation is the precondition for the creation of a knowledge-based, low-carbon economy.
All I can say here is that you are wrong if you think that a knowledge-based, sustainable economy can be developed on the basis of uncertainty and poor working conditions.
The EU has every interest in maintaining a strong andcompetitive industrial base as it moves towards a knowledge-based and low carbon economy.
As we stated in the Europe 2020 strategy, it is vital for Europe's future as a knowledge-based and inclusive society that education systems are reformed and modernised to match the best in the world.
This was an important signal to the small andmedium-sized enterprises and an important step to achieve the aims of Lisbon to create a knowledge-based modern economy in the European Union.
The Commission's aim is for Europe to lead,compete and prosper as a knowledge-based, connected, greener and more inclusive economy, growing fast and sustainably, creating high levels of employment and social progress.
As many honourable Members have stated, we set ourselves an extremely important goal at Lisbon: achieving a competitive anddynamic Europe and, above all, a knowledge-based European society.
It is my belief that through such initiatives as the EIT we can meet the challenges of a knowledge-based global economy in realising the ambitious aims of the Lisbon Strategy.
I agree that the strategic priorities themselves- sustainable growth, a knowledge-based and innovative economy, investment in education of the citizens and building a society free of economic divisions and poverty- have been specified well.
The Lisbon European Council set the European Union the objective of becoming a knowledge-based, competitive and inclusive society.
Hence the need to envisage drafting a coordinated European policy in this sphere, which is geared to integrating immigrants by means of employment in particular, allowing the Lisbon objectives to be attained:fostering the development of a knowledge-based, job-creating economy which strengthens social cohesion.
To enhance the growth andcompetitiveness of enterprises in a knowledge-based and internationalised economy;