Examples of using Competitiveness should in English and their translations into German
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Competitiveness should be viewed in a comparative perspective.
This beneficial effect for Europe's competitiveness should be fostered further.
European competitiveness should be a regular issue on the agenda of the Industry Council.
Reforms which improve the business environment and competitiveness should also be a priority.
Competitiveness should not rely on lower wages but on higher productivity and investment.
This increase in international competitiveness should, however, be accepted by the other countries.
International cooperation could be valuable for large scale developments,particularly in the climate change arena, but competitiveness should come first.
Improved competitiveness should go hand in hand with appropriate working conditions and workers' rights.
However, an economic analysis of industrial competitiveness should not be limited to energy prices.
Europe's competitiveness should be enhanced through three main pillars for action: the resource base, networks and a pro-active role for public authorities.
Moreover, the impacts of such high costs on industrial competitiveness should also be taken into account;
In doing so, the importance of competitiveness should be recognised, but rural development and preservation of the environment must not be neglected.
With due respect of the subsidiarity and proportionality principles,business efficiency and competitiveness should be promoted along the following lines.
According to the report, competitiveness should therefore be a matter for companies rather than countries.
He said that farm prices and export subsidies should bereduced, without farm policy being renationalized, and that agricultural competitiveness should be improved.
The framework programme for innovation and competitiveness should also dovetail with the 7th Framework Programme for Research.
Competitiveness should help to find practical solutions to a number of pressing social problems such as youth unemployment and the integration of immigrants and the socially excluded.
Furthermore, the framework programme for innovation and competitiveness should dovetail with the 7th Framework Programme for Research.
I believe competitiveness should be maintained, and would therefore urge all colleagues who are interested to attend this afternoon's march, organised by the Committee of the Regions.
One of the framework conditions for this feasibility study is that competitiveness should not be impaired by the financial transaction tax.
The Union's necessary competitiveness should be improved, that goes without saying, but wage cuts and social expenditure cuts should not be the only adjustable variable.
Perhaps some of those colleagues who have spoken to us so eloquently about competitiveness should go and teach the Japanese how to become competitive with 10% unemployment!
An analysis of national competitiveness should therefore con sider the various determinants of the population's standard of living, such as growth, employment and income distribution see, for instance, Krugman11990.
All measures taken by the EU, i.e. those intended to support banks,calm the markets or restore competitiveness, should be at the service of our citizens and protect their quality of life.
A strategy for relaunching competitiveness should include a mid to long term programming process linking R& D policies with education and advanced training policies- thus achieving a consistent approach across all knowledge-based fields- as well as with wider policies for developing production and employment.
Seminar N° 3:'Best Practices in the Field of TransnationalCooperation' Internationalising enterprises and improving their competitiveness should also be facilitated through the dissemination of good practices already successfully implemented by the different economic agents in a regional or sectoral context.
In order to reduce public spending andpromote growth at the same time, competitiveness should be increased and jobs created, for example by a"redistribution" of workers' rights or stronger competition in the trade and service sector, demanded Ángel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD.
Instead, sustainable development, growth and competitiveness should be regarded as horizontal issues to be integrated into all policy areas.
As regards short-term goals, the SMRC sector's sustainable competitiveness should without question be underpinned by appropriate measures to promote innovation in businesses.
Much of the groundwork has already been laid by the OECD, in several guiding principles: economic goals,especially growth and competitiveness, should be as important as social and environmental goals; a regulation's benefits must justify its costs; regulations should be reviewed frequently, and a cost-benefit analysis of all the alternatives- including simply maintaining the status quo- should always be carried out.