Examples of using A knowledge-driven in English and their translations into Finnish
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Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy communication.
The title of the report is'Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy.
Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy" and"European innovation scoreboard.
Communication from the Commission to the Council andthe European Parliament"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy.
A knowledge-driven society and new technologies offer great opportunities but also generate new risks and leave many behind.
FR The reception given to this Commission Communication on'Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy' has been largely positive.
The Commission's Communication on Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy13 called for encouragement of geographic and intersectoral mobility of researchers, through explicit pathways.
It is essential toequip all levels and age groups within the workforce with the skills needed in a knowledge-driven economy.
The new framework will speed up the transition to a knowledge-driven economy, providing clear and stable rules and improving certainty for investors.
This external effect is becoming increasingly relevant, as the human resources factor becomes ever more important in a knowledge-driven economy.
She has consistently seen the importance of this in a knowledge-driven economy and has led us in looking at ways of improving and making this work better.
One of the main contributions of the Lisbon strategy is to have speeded up the Union's transition to a knowledge-driven economy and society.
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT the Commission communication on"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy" and RECALLING the importance of the research/innovation interface.
It is providing opportunities for people to participate in society andhelping the workforce to acquire the skills needed in a knowledge-driven economy.
To follow a knowledge-driven approach, to know how to better exploit existing information, to acquire and develop know-how, to innovate by developing new processes and to benefit from best practices.
Agreement on the Community Patent remains a vital element of the Union's commitment to promote a knowledge-driven, innovative economy.
Equally, the EU has recognised for some time the contribution that can be made to the realisation of a knowledge-driven EU economy by opening up activities under the successive Framework Programmes to researchers and research institutions from third countries.
The next item is the report(A5-0234/2001) by Mr Rübig, on behalf of the Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy, on the communication from the Commission to the Council andthe European Parliament on Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy COM(2000) 567- C5-0740/2000- 2000/2336COS.
We have agreed with the Commission's proposal andsupported basing the whole process on Europe's need for a knowledge-driven economy but, if this is to be done, not only will some quite tough decisions have to be taken but the ambitions in the budget debates will also have to be lived up to.
The ESC is of the opinion that the Commission's communicationto the Council and the European Parliament,"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy", is a step in the right direction.
To this end, and in accordance with the objectives of the communication35« Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy», activities will be implemented in a number of specific areas that are complementary and mutually supportive, within themselves and with the actions carried out under the heading« Integrating and strengthening the European Research Area».
On 12 July the European ESC adopted an opinion- by a very large majority- on the Commission's latest proposals on Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy rapporteur: Mr Dimitriadis, Employers' Group.
A knowledge-driven economy- particularly in the current business climate-which has particularly affected the telecommunications industry- depends on the new regulatory framework for communications services being in place on time with action to stimulate broadband networks and the use of new multi-platform on-line services in government, health, education and business, in line with the eEurope 2005 Action Plan.
The first outline European Innovation Scoreboard, annexed to the Commission's September 2000 Communication“Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy”, confirms the overall picture of disparities in innovation performance between Member States.
The Commission's 2000 Communication Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy20 identified five priorities to steer Member State and EU-level actions to promote innovation:(1) Coherence of innovation policies,(2) A regulatory framework conducive to innovation,(3) Encourage the creation and growth of innovative enterprises,(4) Improve key interfaces in the innovation system, and(5) A society open to innovation.
The Communication identifies four main challenges:(i) the need to maintain strong fiscal discipline;(ii) the need to accelerate progress towards more employment friendly tax and benefit systems;(iii)the need to re-orient public expenditure to areas promoting a knowledge-driven economy and(iv) the need to ensure healthy public finances over the long term and take account of the implications of ageing.
Before the discussion, Commissioner LIIKANEN presented the Commission communication on"Innovation in a knowledge-driven economy" and Commissioner BUSQUIN presented the communication on"Making a reality of the European Research Area: Guidelines for EU research activities(2000-2006)" and the Commission staff working paper on"Development of an open method of coordination for benchmarking national research policies Objectives, methodology and indicators.
The existence of open and fair trade is a powerful tool for generating more growth and social welfare, building on the comparative advantages of each respective economy and potential synergies flowing from greater economic integration andnew inputs to a knowledge-driven economy This means boosting the EU-Japan market, which, together, already represents more than a quarter of world gross domestic product(GDP) and more than 20% of world trade.
The Programme is intended to enhance the growth andcompetitiveness of business in a knowledge-driven globalised economy, to promote entrepreneurship, to simplify and improve the administrative and regulatory framework for business so that research, innovation and business creation in particular can flourish, to improve the financial environment for business, especially SMEs and to give business easier access to Community support services, programmes and networks and to improve the coordination of these facilities.
Knowledge-driven technology is created at a very early stage in the relationship between yards and their suppliers.