Examples of using Knowledgebased in English and their translations into Swedish
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In an increasingly knowledgebased economy, innovation holds the key to regional competitiveness.
The goal was for the European economies to become"the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economies in the world by 2010".
High levels of skills and expertise and the knowledgebased economy are,
In March 2000, the European Council in Lisbon set out astrategy which aims to make the Union the‘most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in theworld'by 2010.
Johannes Hahn will also focus on moving towards a more knowledgebased economy, which invests in innovation,
the economic crisis and to making Europe a successful and sustainable knowledgebased economy.
This is especially the case in respect of knowledgebased activities, which are not tied to any particular location by a need to be close to sources of raw materials or a large market.
If the Union is to reach its goal of becoming the world's most competitive, knowledgebased economy by 2010, the trend must be reversed.
Innovative enterprises must find a supportive environment because they can make an essential contribution to mobilising the job creation potential of the knowledgebased society.
Another of the Bank's tasks is to contribute to buildingan information and knowledgebased European economy,
meeting in Lisbon in March 2000, set out an ambitious target of making Europe the most dynamic and competitive knowledgebased economy in the world.
The second is that, in the new knowledgebased economy, regions must have the capacity to innovate
Effective and well functioning educational and training systems responsive to labour market needs are key to the development of the knowledgebased economy and to the improvement of the level
Preparing the transition to a knowledgebased economy, reaping the benefits of the information and communication technologies, modernising the European
Effective and well-functioning educational and training systems responsive to labour market needs are key to the development of the knowledgebased economy and to the improvement of the level
Preparing the transition to a knowledgebased economy, reaping the benefits of the information and communication technologies,
sustainable development in a knowledgebased society.
which was meant to make Europe the world's most competitive knowledgebased economy in 2010, here we have the EU 2020 strategy,
theoverall aim was to facilitate the transition from a dependency on heavy industry to a more dynamic knowledgebased economy.
In March 2000, at the LisbonSummit, the European Union set itself the goal of becoming the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world,
the Luxembourg process as well as to the successful transition to a knowledgebased economy and society.
the Union to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world, capable of sustainable
trade globalisation and amove towards a knowledgebased economy and society.
Support for the development of a knowledgebased economy in the areas of science, technology
of Government of the Union meeting in Lisbon in March 2000 set out a strategy designed to make Europe the most successful and competitive knowledgebased economy in the world by 2010.
instituting the transition needed towards a competitive job-creating knowledgebased economy characterised by growth,
to contribute to the realisation of a knowledgebased society.
introduced anambitious reform agenda aimed at making the EU the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world by 2010.
give new impetus to achieving the objective of making Europe the most competitive and dynamic knowledgebased economy in the world by 2010.
to contribute to the realisation of a knowledgebased society.