Examples of using High added value in English and their translations into Finnish
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EU action on rare diseases provides high added value.
These are exactly the high added value products that should be processed in the bioeconomy.
Almost all possible new tasks under options 2 to 4 present a high added value for the EU.
High added value goods like high-tech products account for 20% of this transatlantic trade.
In view of the above advantages, the high added value of titanium increases day by day.
It is also a raw material for the wood processing industry, andserves to create numerous jobs and high added value.
Considering the high added value that the GNSS and Galileo projects generate for EU industrial policy, it is essential to ensure their success.
That does not sound to me like the path toward competing through quality and high added value in a globalised world.
Considering the global significance,diversity and high added value of these industries, even cooperation partners need in-depth knowledge and experience.
The scope of the initiatives could be extended beyond sectoral trade organisationsto include private enterprises, if they offer a high added value for the European Union.
Better employment andan openly-functioning economy create high added value for society as a whole, thereby providing a basis for stability, security and even democratisation.
The core nature of the service is that whilst required it is ofa routine nature and not generating high added value to either the provider or recipient.
Businesses which are not linked to tourism and produce high added value employment are relocating to the mainland to avoid the further inconvenience of Venice's severe transport problems.
The program focuses on the development and growth of the Finnish food industry and on the promotion of exportswith branded products and services offering high added value.
Today textiles, tomorrow footwear, cars, machine parts, steel; andsubsequently electronic goods and high added value products, if indeed that process is not already underway.
Development of new air traffic management tools and systems which shall enhance the automation of air traffic management systems enabling human operators to concentrate on high added value tasks.
The 3D printing technology of metal materials has high threshold,great difficulty, high added value, and the output value of metal 3D printing accounts for more than 80% of the whole 3D printing industry.
The EU needs to give priority to training and developing people(see point 1.5 of the opinion) in order toenable technology to be developed and exploited and in order to safeguard quality and high added value.
In a third stage, around 15 years from now and subject to technological breakthroughs, the blue biotechnology sector couldbecome a provider of mass-market products, together with a range of high added value specialised products.
High added value speciality products represent already a substantial portion of the sector's activities, with an increasing share of the production and added value generated to provide tailored solutions to other sectors such as healthcare, civil engineering or aerospace.
These will enable a technology breakthroughfor clothing manufacture and development of eco-efficient processes, high added value products and associated markets with growth potential for textile industry.
Financial support at EU level offers a high added value in research by helping to create critical masses of financial and human resources, stimulating excellence and creativity through exchange, networking, collaboration and competition at European scale, and increasing the visibility of European capacities and performances.
It is essential that producers are compensated for additional production costs and that consumers are awareof the improvements and efforts of producers, as well as the high added value of food produced according to the EU model.
The need to commit ourselves to high-quality, sustainable agricultural production,which yields products which are safe and have a high added value, through support for biological agriculture, support for natural breeds and the consolidation of designations of origin and the creation of support mechanisms for regional products of special quality;
Low Carbon Roadmaps elaborated by industrial sectors showed a clear need for the development and large scale demonstration of innovative low carbon industrial processes,as well as new high added value low carbon products.
It does so fourthly and finally from an economic perspective, since a local/global approach allows for the economic development of traditional, high-quality,certified and high added value products, through the adoption of management models that turn businesses and their products into competitive cooperatives on a global scale.
Given that the reform of the external dimension of the CFP is taking place against a complicated backdrop for the EU's fisheries sector and for that of many developing countries, with declining fish stocks, the ever-growing presence of other long-distance fleets and the impact of climate change, the EU should create a favourable environment for private investment in sustainable fishing activitiesin the ACP countries, creating high added value and decent jobs in those countries.
Apart from the environmental aspects of the project, the previous Leader experience of the enterprise involved in the project is an important factor,since the investment will create a high added value to the local products, and will have a multiplier eect for the whole local economy.
The opening of the European Research Area to all Mediterranean Partners will strengthen regional integration in the short term andwill contribute to sustainable growth, high added value job creation, and to the setting up of competitive economies in the region.