Examples of using Most competitive knowledge-based in English and their translations into Finnish
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The EU will not be the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
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.
Europe must become‘the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
These objectives pursue the European ambition, laid out for the first time in the Lisbon strategy,to make the Union the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
The Lisbon Strategy's goal was to make Europe‘the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world' by 2010.
A progressive environmental policy can thereby contribute to the objective of the Lisbon European Council conclusions of making the EU the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
We all too want to ensure that the EU does become the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010.
The VVD delegation is satisfied with the report and hopes that it willsend a powerful message to the Commission and the Council about the need for Europe to become, by 2010, the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world.
The Union, which aims to become the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy, cannot remain indifferent to this major problem.
RO The Lisbon Strategy expresses the EU's commitment to becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy.
By 2010, the EU is to become the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world; it is to become an area of freedom, security and justice.
In the Lisbon Strategy we emphasise our goal of developing the Union into the world's most competitive knowledge-based economic framework.
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.
When we adopted the Lisbon Agenda, our aim was to turn the European Union into the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy.
The final Lisbon Objective- to make the European economy the most competitive knowledge-based economy in ten years- appeared to many, right from the start, to be an optimistic, consolatory slogan.
SMEs are identified as key to achieving the objectives of the Lisbon strategy of making the EU the most competitive knowledge-based economy.
The Lisbon Summit in 2000 set the ambition for Europe to become the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world, achieving new levels of competitiveness by 2010.
Investing in human capital is a central requirement to attain the Lisbon objective of becoming the most competitive knowledge-based economy.
It was agreed last year in Lisbon that we want to become the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world, and Parliament has thrown its weight behind this objective, in a spirit of generosity and with a large majority.
They will contribute to achieving the Lisbon objective,namely of making Europe the most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
Making the European Union the most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010 involves two priorities, as far as I can see: investing heavily in Research and Development and removing the constraints weighing on businesses, and particularly on the smallest ones.
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.
The focus of Community policy as defined at the Lisbon and Stockholm European Councils is the sustainable development of the European economy as the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world.
For a European Union that has set itself the objective of becoming the most dynamic and the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010, this blockage is an illustration of a deplorable impotence.
I will end with one last point, Mr President:the Lisbon goals, making the European economy the most competitive knowledge-based economy.
The Lisbon European Council of 2000 set the core goal of making Europe the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010, while nonetheless strengthening social cohesion, and accorded education and training a central role in reaching this aim.
Emphasised how important it was for the Lisbon Strategyto be a success, making Europe the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world by 2010.
Mr President, in this House we talk constantly about the Lisbon Agenda,which is supposed to make the EU the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.
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.
I remember, however, the Lisbon Summit of March 2000,at which the European Union set itself the target of becoming the world's most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010.