competitive capacity

There were continual complaints from employers about the excessively high social contributions, and the reduction in our competitive capacity.

It is going to massively increase the competitive capacity of our economy in global terms, but the introduction of electronic money has that potential too.

The development of generic technologies useful for many sectors can actually increase the competitive capacity of the whole European Union.

Prosperity returned by themid-1950s, but profits came largely from strong domestic demand than rather than competitive capacity.

Research and development is highlighted throughout the report as a key item necessary for increasing the innovative and competitive capacity of the United States.

Business extension, which fosters ongoing strategic alliances among independent businesses for the purpose of reaching common objectives in the development of competitive capacity.

The institute provides facilities and specialist services for up to 120 sportsmen and women, with the aim of improving their "competitive capacity within the sporting arena".

As Robbie Knievel and Eddie Kidd were never to meet again in a competitive capacity, the winner's belt from that day remains with Kidd.

We need to defend our competitive capacity, but we must also respond to the thousands and thousands of workers who are affected by this very broad and decisive process.

This 2% increase, voluntary or not, is therefore an initial sign to the market that regions with a greater competitive capacity will benefit to the detriment of least-favoured regions.

It was, Professor Kilson said, "a clearly neo-conservative argument" that tended to play down "the implications of the racist past" on the current "competitive capacity" of blacks.

The fact that the Council and Parliament have accepted this proposal demonstrates once again that national interests still prevail over enhancing the competitive capacity of the EU as a whole.

According to her official bio, he has both "a male competitive capacity and female collaborative capability," giving her the strength to tailor her leadership style to suit individual cases or situations.

(IT) Mr President, facilitating access to the support system envisaged in the framework research programme means giving great impetus to the competitive capacity of the entire European production system.

With regard to the problem of employment, which is the most important and pressing problem, I think we should understand that it is closely connected with the competitive capacity of the system.

The long-term objective of GIBH is to develop itself into an international scientific institution with highly innovative and competitive capacity in the fields of health issues and biomedicine.

Requiring the development of a national innovation and competitiveness strategy to strengthen the innovative and competitive capacity of the Federal Government, State and local governments, institutions of higher education, and the private sector.

We must have a presence in the new sectors, adopt innovative measures and provide conventional manufacturing businesses with a new competitive capacity if we do not wish to sit idly by as Europe undergoes full deindustrialisation.

Burdening with greater percentage targets the expenditure of families on modest incomes is both regrettable and unfair; higher energy expenditure on more antiquated equipment means damaging the competitive capacity of countries which have still not had an opportunity to modernise.

Article 2 To promote the advance of the software industry and improve the innovative and competitive capacity in information industry of China, the national copyright administrative department encourages software registration and provides protection of the registered software.

Avoiding Public Spat "Do not give up on universal coverage and do not give up on the proposition that there has to be a competitive capacity for all, all employers, including small businesses and the self-employed," Mr. Clinton said.

These are the factors of production on which the business costs advantage operates, unfairly distorting every competitive capacity and transforming it into, instead of the free operation of the market, open dumping that runs counter to the interests not only of one sector, but of the entire Community.

He eventually took to the pitch in a competitive capacity when he came on as an 81st minute substitute in a 2-0 home win over Portsmouth on 6 November 2010, his first appearance in 10 months, as Derby reached 4th in the table.

The Economic and Statistics Administration, in the Department of Commerce, created the http://www.commerce.gov/competes web site with the text of the Act, information on the innovative and competitive capacity of the U.S. and video recordings of top Commerce officials.

"Those who will benefit most from the construction of a wider market will be profitable industries, and Spain has scant competitive capacity in this sector," Mario Conde, the chairman of Banesto, Spain's third-largest bank, warned last weekend when he proposed a referendum on the Maastricht Treaty.