Examples of using Productive base in English and their translations into German
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Changes in cultivation practices endanger both the productive base and biodiversity.
A gap emerged between the economy's productive base, which remained stagnant, and Greeks' expectations(and demands), which were rising fast.
The main objective is to broaden and modernise the productive base of the local economy.
Our main aim should be to improve the productive base of the weaker regions of the EC and to strenghten their capacity to compete effectively in the Single Market.
But how is ageneration to judge whether it is leaving behind an adequate productive base?
Deforestation, soil fertility loss and desertification eventually destroy the productive base for rural and urban livelihoods and lead to increased poverty.
Advantage of the company is projection and construction teams experiences in connexion with modern and effective software equipment,in addition with the support of own strong productive bases.
This is one more reason for developedcountries to help underdeveloped countries to develop their productive base and to increase the standard of living of their inhabitants.
Business competitiveness: improving and expanding the productive base through support for firms and their ability to innovate and be more competitive in the market place(EU contribution: EUR 56.1 million);
Italy Objective 1:industry and services The aim of this programme is to consolidate the productive base in the south of the country.
The strategy for assistance seeks to expand and strengthen the productive base and improve basic infrastructure, the shortcomings of which in the Mezzogiorno constitute major handicaps for firms.
Under this priority,the programme aims to improve the conditions for innovation and links between research and the productive base, in order to strengthen the economy's competitiveness.
Upporting economic growth by developing the productive base in industry and market services, through direct action to encourage firms capable of capital investment projects;
That is yet another reason why the developed countries areduty bound to help these countries develop their productive base and raise the standard of living of their inhabitants.
Unless we keep this in mind, we will destroy Europe as a productive base, destroy its jobs and, hypocritically, export environmental damage outside its territory to other more vulnerable parts of the world.
From the mid 1990s, people began responding to this tension by developing concepts of cultural mediation taking its very tendency to produce difference andthe impossibility of fulfilling its mission as a productive base for cultural mediation activities.
Improving the competitiveness of businesses: expanding and upgrading the productive base by supporting businesses, focusing in particular on innovation and internationalisation EU contribution: EUR 71.8 million.
The aim would be to reduce the dependence of regions on specific activities that may besusceptible to industrial change, and broaden the productive base of the local economy.
Europe must continue to be a continent of production, not only of services,but an area in which we maintain a productive base, and that is also the objective of a number of the proposals that we shall make about long-term investments.
The realisation of the Internal Market, an active competition policy, successive enlargements of the European Union and successive rounds of foreign trade liberalisation, as well as market reforms have thus contributedto raising the growth potential and to developing a more robust productive base.
This combined action aims to further assist the Region by supporting tourism as a focal growth-generating sector, as well as by reinforcing the innovation capacity of small businesses,fostering technical links between universities and the productive base, and increasing accessibility further integrating industrial clusters via better information highways and enhanced logistics through intermodal transport.
The famous Brundtland Commission Report of 1987 defined sustainable development as“... development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” Sustainable development therefore requires that, relative to their populations,each generation should bequeath to its successor at least as large a productive base as it inherited.
This will be achieved through interventions directed at encouraging local enterprises in the manufacturing and service sector, producing products and services of high added value,diversifying the productive base of the economy and enhancing entrepreneurship.
Over and above what is happening at Terni, it is for that reason that we demand, in paragraph 8 of the resolution, a communication, an inventory, and the setting-up of a high-levelgroup, for we must, in the long term, safeguard steel as a raw material in the European Union, and hence its productive base and locations, albeit also independently of the latter.
The structural measures used to stimulate employment, the development of more employability-focused social protection systems and active reintegration policies must be accompanied by resolute growth andinvestment support measures that broaden the productive base, increase labour productivity and do not penalise household consumption.