Betekenis van:
societal

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Moreover, the activity will focus on related challenges and the societal context and acceptance of nanotechnology.
2. The research priorities address key societal, economic and cultural challenges facing Europe and the world now and in the future.
3. The performance scheme should be set up and operated with a long-term view on the high-level societal goals.
4. Activities will also investigate the impact of nano-technology on society and the relevance of nano-science and technology for the solution of societal problems.
5. Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, a specific type of short-range devices, offers potentially significant economic and societal benefits in Europe.
6. On these points, it should be analysed first whether these are genuine market failures which prevent the market to deliver the maximum outcome in terms of societal welfare.
7. allow Europe to play a more active role on the world stage, in the debate and promotion of shared values, equal opportunities and societal dialogue,
8. focusing attention on issues which are important in terms of societal concern, which have a research component and which have a dominant Community dimension,
9. They are essential for addressing key societal challenges and modernising public services and they underpin progress in all science and technology fields.
10. Furthermore, the increasing connectivity of these devices creates potential for entirely new markets and societal applications in which Europe must be well placed to benefit from.
11. For certain issues, use may also be made of social platforms to discuss future research agendas; these would involve the research community and societal stakeholders.
12. Demographic change including ageing, fertility and migration. The broad societal and economic implications and issues will be addressed, including societal and economic potential of active ageing, the effects on pension systems, the challenges of migration and integration and the implications for urban development.
13. define and implement a Research Agenda for the development of key competences for nanoelectronics across different application areas in order to strengthen European competitiveness and sustainability and allow for the emergence of new markets and societal applications;
14. The approval of food enzymes should also take into account other factors relevant to the matter under consideration including societal, economic, traditional, ethical and environmental factors, the precautionary principle and the feasibility of controls.
15. In addition, the individual technical areas are linked by key cross-cutting topics such as the nuclear fuel cycle, actinide chemistry, risk analysis and safety assessment and even societal and governance issues.