Traduction de «turn-based strategy » (Anglais → Français) :

33. Highlights the need for place-based policies and considers that cities and regions should pursue smart and sustainable specialisation by defining a few innovation priorities based on the EU objectives and on their needs, as identified in their Regional Innovation Strategies, and concentrate earmarked EU resources on these identified priorities; is of the opinion that the capacity of regional decision makers and entrepreneurs to attract and turn knowledge to sustainable competitive advantage is crucial for a region's economic perf ...[+++]ormance with an added value also for surrounding regions, including parts of neighbouring Member States;

33. Highlights the need for place-based policies and considers that cities and regions should pursue smart and sustainable specialisation by defining a few innovation priorities based on the EU objectives and on their needs, as identified in their Regional Innovation Strategies, and concentrate earmarked EU resources on these identified priorities; is of the opinion that the capacity of regional decision makers and entrepreneurs to attract and turn knowledge to sustainable competitive advantage is crucial for a region’s economic perf ...[+++]ormance with an added value also for surrounding regions, including parts of neighbouring Member States;

10. Calls for a new strategy to improve the quality of employment by investing in health and safety at work, equal opportunities and qualifications, measures to combat illiteracy and to provide a guarantee of training and retraining for young people, in order to provide for a sustainable working life which allows for choice and diversity and permits switching between training and employment; regrets that according to the respective structural indicators little progress has been made to turn lifelong learning into a daily reality; insists that employees should be given the right to vocational training and life-long learning; states tha ...[+++]t education systems must become more responsive to the needs of people and the labour markets and therefore calls for more investment and joint actions to improve decisively the knowledge base (especially in the fields of training, lifelong learning, education, innovation and research); primary schools throughout Europe must be supplied with computers and Internet access as quickly as possible; calls for investment in the quality of training to be given priority and for early and targeted measures to train up workers in the IT field;

The Missile Defence System was represented as a turning away from a strategy based on offensive nuclear weapons which would be systematically reduced, and toward a strategy of building a limited defensive capacity to intercept the handful of missiles that rogue states might develop within the next decade or so.

However, Ottawa continues to ignore Quebec's demands, even though this waste of money affects taxpayers and creates an administrative mess, because the beneficiaries of these programs no longer know where to turn. Moreover, it creates unproductive and unhealthy competition between programs that are not even based on the same strategies.

The Missile Defence System was represented as a turning away from a strategy based on offensive nuclear weapons which would be systematically reduced, and toward a strategy of building a limited defensive capacity to intercept the handful of missiles that rogue states might develop within the next decade or so.