Traduction de «prix européen d'excellence » (Français → Anglais) :

73. Considers that the EU cannot recover its competitiveness by means of cost-cutting alone, but that this needs to be accompanied by increased investment in research and development, education and skills, and by greater resource-efficiency; requests that labour markets become more adaptive and dynamic so as to be able to adjust to disruptions in the economic situation without causing collective redundancies and excessive wage adjustment; recalls that the purchasing power of many EU workers has been sharply eroded, household incomes have fallen and internal demand has been depressed; believes that in order to restore the necessary competitiveness of our economy, the EU must also contemplate strategies focusing on other producti ...[+++]on costs, price developments and profit margins, and on cross-sectoral policies aimed at boosting innovation, productivity and excellence;

An excellent example of promoting multiculturalism and multilingualism is the European Parliament initiatives of the LUX Film Prize and the forthcoming LUX Film Festival.

Members of the European Parliament, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen and dear friends, I am deeply touched that you have honoured my friend and colleague, Sergio Vieira de Mello, and the many other UN staff who lost their lives in working for peace in the world.

In order to promote CSR by highlighting best practice, European Prices for excellence in the fields of lifelong learning, diversity and gender equality have been awarded.

– (FR) Mr President, this debate on the excellent report by Mr Laschet and the conferral of the Sakharov prize on the United Nations Secretary-General shows the European Parliament’s ever clearer desire to reaffirm the unique and irreplaceable role of the UN in international relations, in line with the Millennium Declaration and the Commission Communication.

27. Calls on the Commission to propose the introduction of a European prize for excellence to be awarded to national operators, researchers, non-governmental organisations, fishermen and members of the public for their services and their contribution to sustainable management of fish stocks and the natural marine environment;