Examples of using Competitiveness problems in English and their translations into Italian
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promoting competition is not enough to solve competitiveness problems.
The countries in which companies have competitiveness problems will experience rising unemployment.
the EU glass sector faces the following competitiveness problems.
Existing competitiveness problems, as well as domestic and external imbalances, need to be urgently addressed by the countries concerned.
Nor have the environmental liability regimes existing in some Member States been associated with significant competitiveness problems.
France, too, has competitiveness problems, and is unable to meet its commitments under the European
productivity could have been at the root of the competitiveness problems experienced in the 1970s.
Europe's competitiveness problems are firmly linked to its relatively sluggish
Unless convergence is sustainable, a country might run into competitiveness problems, which it could no longer solve through exchange rate adjustments.
serious productivity and competitiveness problems.
At the same time, existing competitiveness problems, as well as domestic and external imbalances,
innovation in all possible sectors: competitiveness problems are not exclusive to the hi-tech sector.
Europe won't solve its competitiveness problems through low wages,
in a co-ordinated fashion and allowing to partners to respond to societal or competitiveness problems.
Nevertheless, innovation, often proposed as the remedy for European competitiveness problems, will not deliver results good
but they will not solve France's long-run competitiveness problems.
In this respect the Commission methodology for tackling competitiveness problems based on analysis, consultation and action(page 19) has to be extended.
and to address serious competitiveness problems in France and Italy.
Many of the Union's competitiveness problems involve SMEs' difficulties in getting access
sectors of the EU economy: competitiveness problems are not exclusive to the hi-tech sector.
Macro-economic imbalances and competitiveness problems were at the root of the economic crisis,
intended to provide an immediate solution to employment and competitiveness problems in Europe.
that Europe has serious competitiveness problems when compared to other regions of the world
the islands of the Mediterranean could therefore alleviate some of the socio-economic and competitiveness problems they face.
are a cause of the competitiveness problems of peripheral countries.
intended to provide an immediate solution to employment and competitiveness problems in Europe.
And to do that, we need an answer to the competitiveness problem.
Our focus will very strongly be on tackling Europe's competitiveness problem and driving growth and job creation.
Clarification of the competitiveness problem based on information in the Communication on the climate and energy
are at the origin of the competitiveness problem.