Übersetzung für "Increasing innovation" in Deutsch

The growing skills requirements were in particular due to the increasing pace of innovation.

Furthermore, pressure from new legal framework conditions and the increasing pressure for innovation rises.

These projects improve health by increasing innovation and delivering better healthcare.

Our customers face increasing demand for innovation in science.

"However, increasing innovation does not mean undercutting our social model or labour rights.

Technology parks were excellent tools for increasing innovation and, thereby, competitiveness.

The projects were to be aimed at increasing innovation in the machine industry, whilst demonstrating feasibility of implementation.

The joint project aims at increasing the innovation capability of small and medium-sized firms.

Europe needs to sustain growth and promote effective strategies within the internal market, which aim at increasing competitiveness, innovation and research.

There is an increasing demand for cooperation on the part of the developing countries because of their awareness of the fundamental importance of being involved in the rapidly increasing innovation that is taking place in research and technological development.

It is short-sighted, however, that, just as we ought to be rapidly increasing levels of innovation, this budget is being cut.

I would in particular like to point out that some of the horizontal initiatives that the Commission proposed last year have in the meantime become very important topics, for example, increasing capacity for innovation, defending intellectual property rights or also access to third markets a major topic that is currently being discussed in the Doha round.

The sceptics may ask whether the Union will be competitive without innovation or increasing innovation.

Employment of women on an equal basis with men provides companies with a larger talent pool, potentially increasing creativity, innovation, and productivity.

In general, increasing innovation is one of the pillars of the Lisbon strategy to make European firms more competitive.

The Flemish region in Belgium has been especially prominent in this regard, as have the Austrian Länder, with an increasing focus on innovation as a means of stimulating endogenous regional development and with federal support for R & D.

In assessing how far the EIT achieved its overall objective of increasing the innovation capacity of Member States, the evaluation found that the impact of EIT in structuring innovation across Europe is limited due to factors such as lack of critical mass, administrative inefficiencies and limited economies of scale related to a limited scope of activities.