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Furthermore, there is a risk of fragmentation of European security.
The risk of fragmentation mentioned in the 2009 DOS report(DP/FPA/2009/5) remains high.
Support for pooled funding mechanisms was expressed, but the risk of fragmentation was also acknowledged.
This is to reduce the risk of fragmentation and ensure open dialogue and cross-fertilization amongst these experts.
Suggest what needs to be done to achieve a uniform andcoherent system so as to prevent the risk of fragmentation.
However, there is again a risk of fragmentation unless efforts are coordinated.
Mr. Barg(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) associated himself with those whoopposed the cluster format, with the consequent risk of fragmentation.
To avert the risk of fragmentation in such a system, a holistic review of all the elements and any interdependencies was called for.
She pointed to the role of the United Nations in addressing the risk of fragmentation and the huge capacity-building challenges.
There might be a need to consider a multimodal transport regime in a regional context, butthe proposal as drafted contained a high risk of fragmentation of law.
Therefore, there is a high risk of fragmentation: if the care pathway components are not coordinated, there is a chance that less effective and efficacious actions to manage patients will be put in place, which would be a waste of resources.
The notion of"place of business"was well known and yet another definition of the term entailed the risk of fragmentation of the law.
Diversification of the stakeholder groups which reflects the dichotomy between the IASC andthe ISDR systems represents the risk of fragmentation and waste of initiatives by the numerous actors and funding sources involved along with the non-binding inter-agency coordination provided to them.
As the system has no robust intergovernmental mechanism to monitor and manage the entire resources,humanitarian assistance of the system tends to face a risk of fragmentation.
For the same reason,countries considering the option of Internet response with mobile devices should be aware of the risk of fragmentation of the data(with a threat to the integrity of the concept of household, and the link between the individual and the dwelling) due to the small size of the screens.
The fact that ECE has offered a recognized neutral forum for negotiation of all the conventions is, in itself,a source of coherence which minimizes the risk of fragmentation.
However, it could be argued that formulating and elaborating such a right toassistance in the event of disasters, as a matter of progressive development of the law, would prevent the risk of fragmentation of existing human rights because of the otherwise necessary but arbitrary selection of or emphasis accorded these rights.
This growth in the number of new courts andtribunals has generated a certain concern about the potential for a lack of consistency in the enunciation of legal norms, and the attendant risk of fragmentation.
Referring to the Commission's long-term programme of work, his delegation was unsure whether some of the topics identified by the relevant working group(for example,the right to collective security, and the risk of fragmentation of international law) were relevant to the Commission's task of codification and progressive development of international law.
The risk of fragmentation in international law and practice identified by the Commission should be counteracted by cooperating more closely with bodies with a special law-making mandate, such as the Legal Subcommittee of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, and institutions such as the Commission on Human Rights or the United Nations Environment Programme.
Many institutions and tribunals applied the norms of international law and generated new ones, and the system of international law reached into new fields,creating a risk of fragmentation of the law and posing basic questions.
The risk of fragmentation in international law and practice identified by the Commission should be counteracted by cooperating more closely with bodies with a special law-making mandate, such as the Legal Subcommittee of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, and institutions such as the Commission on Human Rights or the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP.
In addition, they stress that, as water-related technical cooperation projects necessarily involve many economic sectors andnational agencies, the risk of fragmentation is often considerable.
Unless the United Nations system establishes an effective system-wide coherence andcoordination on the programme objectives of these mechanisms, the risk of fragmentation of operations as well as inefficiencies in programme delivery will grow.
Under the same view,reservations were expressed about some of the topics being considered by the working group on the long-term programme of work such as the right to collective security, and the risk of fragmentation of international law.
The other would be an effort to identify those areas such as the environment in which laws are being developed sector by sector or regionally and bilaterally,involving a risk of fragmentation and inconsistency.
The recent growth of international judicial bodies, such as the International Criminal Tribunals, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea andthe quasi-judicial mechanism for the settlement of disputes within WTO poses a risk of fragmentation in international law.
Delegations commended the Study Group for the progress made in its work, with some noting that the current exercise could constitute an important contribution towards greater coherence, certainty andstability of international law in this field, and would help to prevent the risk of fragmentation and influence the practice of States.
The risks of fragmentation of the world economic and technological space are becoming more and more evident.
While the situation presents significant opportunities,it has also resulted in an increasingly complex global health environment and increased risks of fragmentation.