Examples of using Smart and inclusive in English and their translations into Finnish
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Heading 1- Smart and Inclusive Growth.
Sustainable growth from 2014 onwards: Smart and Inclusive Growth.
Smart and inclusive growth own-initiative.
High rates of early school leaving are a bottleneck for smart and inclusive growth.
A Smart and Inclusive Growth- Economic, Social and Territorial Cohesion.
Multiannual financial framework Heading 1:"Smart and Inclusive Growth" assigns EUR 7 billion to Galileo.
Priority: Smart and inclusive growth, Single programme for education, Training, Youth and Sport.
Promoting good health is an integral part of the smart and inclusive growth objectives of Europe 2020.
Smart and inclusive growth(competitiveness for growthand jobs) and security and citizenship public health and consumer protection.
The CSR agenda must be business-driven if it is to help Europe 2020 deliver a smart and inclusive growth.
If we want to achieve our Europe 2020 goals for smart and inclusive growth, we must act now to tackle this problem.
The selected joint actions made a particular contribution to the Europe 2020 objectives of‘smart and inclusive growth.
Europe 2020: macro and micro actions needed to promote smart and inclusive growth simultaneously own-initiative opinion.
Support to economic, social and territorial development and reforms,aiming at a sustainable, smart and inclusive growth.
Europe 2020: what macro and micro actions needed to promote smart and inclusive growth simultaneously(own-initiative opinion) ECO.
The European Union cannot just resign itself to bearing the costs of a fragmented digital market after having set ambitious objectives for renewed,sustainable, smart and inclusive growth by 20209.
Updating of the ceiling for Smart and Inclusive Growth and the sub-ceiling for Economic, social and territorial cohesion.
All these measures together will provide a coherent political response to the gaps in the Single Market by presenting a model for sustainable, smart and inclusive growth in the framework of the Europe 2020 Strategy.
Creativity is universally seen as an engine for sustainable, smart and inclusive growth, and culture plays a fundamental role in developing an information and knowledge-based society.
Smart and inclusive growth depends on actions throughout the lifelong learning system, to develop key competencesand quality learning outcomes, in line with labour market needs.
Our goal is a comprehensive approach to the promotion of sustainable, smart and inclusive growth in the EU," said Ministers Lintilä and Lindström.
The Health Security Initiative will also help implement the European Health Strategy and contribute to the objectives of Europe 2020 by promoting health as an integral part of the smart and inclusive growth objectives.
As regards the lines identified as conducive to the 2020 strategy for green, smart and inclusive growth, we have identified around EUR 58 billion in the 2011 draft budget, which is 40% of the budget conducive to these goals listed in the 2020 strategy.
Vocational education and training in Europe by 2020 should contribute to both excellence and equity in EU lifelong learning systems and thereby to the Europe 2020 objectives of smart and inclusive growth.
Candidate countries and potential candidates began to reflect policies of the'Europe 2020' Strategy6 for sustainable development and smart and inclusive growth into their own national political priorities and actions at the regional level.
In a more general strategic framework, the health security initiative will help implement the European Health Strategy66 and also contribute to the objectives of Europe 202067 by promoting health as an integral part of the smart and inclusive growth objectives.
The measures should support green, smart and inclusive growth and should contribute to sustainable, low-impact fishing and aquaculture, innovation, income diversification, reconversion, improvement of science and a culture of compliance.
The mayors of Amsterdam, Athens, Berlin, Bratislava, Brussels, Bucharest, Lisbon, Ljubljana, Luxembourg, Madrid, Nicosia, Rome, Sofia, Stockholm, Tallinn, Valetta, Vienna, Vilnius, Warsaw and Zagreb- all present- will produce a joint statement on the role of cities and their central role as motors for sustainable, smart and inclusive growth.
In order to support sustainable, smart and inclusive growth, there needs to be a strategy that ensures better efficiencyand profitability of the resources available to the Member States and the European public, such as through the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund EGF.
Doubts were expressed however on the proposed merger of the current sub-headings 1a and 1b into a single heading 1("smart and inclusive growth") and on the consequent creation under the new heading 1 of a sub-ceiling for expenditure on economic, social and territorial cohesion.