Betekenis van:
responsiveness

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Continue efforts to improve labour market responsiveness and increase labour force participation.
2. extend the use of ad-hoc modules in Community surveys in specific cases, increasing the responsiveness to new needs,
3. Reference standards shall be used for tests at the laboratory to make sure that the responsiveness to the standard is within an acceptable range.
4. The responsiveness of the educational and training system to labour market needs must be further developed to effectively reduce the problem of skills-mismatch.
5. Moreover, direct grant agreements will improve the synergies and responsiveness of the European Commission to international organisations where actions are jointly covered.
6. ensure access to high quality education and training for all, upgrade skill levels, and increase responsiveness of education and training systems to labour market needs.
7. Service level indicators should measure the responsiveness of the SMP operator to perform those actions necessary to provide access to its civil engineering infrastructure.
8. within an integrated ‘flexicurity’ approach, intensify efforts to increase labour supply and productivity by: reinforcing activation measures; and by enhancing the responsiveness of education and training systems to labour market needs, including the implementation of a coherent lifelong learning strategy,
9. Regional and sectoral mobility is low, while skills bottlenecks reflect both a lack of skilled labour and the insufficient responsiveness of education and training systems to labour market needs.
10. Service level indicators should measure the responsiveness of the SMP operator to perform those actions necessary to provide access to its civil engineering infrastructure. Target service levels should be agreed with access seekers.
11. intensifies efforts to increase labour supply and productivity by improving regional mobility, enhancing the responsiveness of education and training systems to labour market needs and putting in place a lifelong learning system.
12. accelerate the implementation of reforms on education and lifelong learning, in order to improve quality and responsiveness to labour market needs, increase participation, and allow for a smooth transition into employment, particularly for the young.
13. modern social protection systems, including pensions and healthcare, ensuring their social adequacy, financial sustainability and responsiveness to changing needs, so as to support participation and better retention in employment and longer working lives.
14. within an integrated flexicurity approach, intensify efforts to increase labour supply and productivity by improving activation and regional mobility and, enhancing the responsiveness of education and training systems to labour market needs, by putting in place a lifelong learning system.
15. Producer/consumer aspects: strategic policy analyses in areas such as: impact of the CAP reform on the sustainability of farming systems; responsiveness of agriculture to consumer demands: food characterisation and control, impact of quality assurance (QA) and certification schemes managed within supply chains, and responsiveness to environmental and animal welfare standards; projection and policy impact analyses of main European agricultural commodities in terms of production, world market, prices, income and consumer welfare; impact of changes in trade policy and world commodity markets; agricultural policies in rural development in conjunction with other policies.