Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Welcomes the broad definition of "science" adopted by the Commission, one which includes all scientific disciplines which generate knowledge;
• What resources do we have, at the present time, to generate knowledge?
• The ability of Europe to generate high
• quality knowledge and turn it into job
• Funded mostly with public funds, the JRC generates knowledge that shall, when possible, be reverted into knowledge that is accessible to the public and to the scientific community in particular.
• There is further evidence of it in the whole programme and the policy of putting education at the heart of the Lisbon Strategy, and aiming to shape Europe and generate knowledge for growth and employment.
• Despite many achievements and a high level of performance in a large number of fields, Europe is not making the most of its research potential and resources, and urgently needs a greater capacity to generate knowledge.
• If public money is involved to generate knowledge, this knowledge should also be accessible to the public.

• world enterprises.
• That would create more knowledge and more flexibility and make learning more fun.
• Such measures will create a highly competent and qualified labour force and enable the flow of European creativity, which is the river of ideas needed to penetrate stale practices, and create knowledge needed for businesses to be competitive.
• Their objective, like ours, is to create a knowledge
• It is necessary not only to create knowledge but to improve it where it already exists.
• It therefore carries a political message highlighting the importance of meeting the challenges of new technologies to create a knowledge
• A promising way of enhancing growth by tying university and corporate environments more closely together is to create 'Knowledge Partnerships' involving business schools and real
• based society.