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Unifying a fragmented and closed market.
However, the different elements of NBFs are currently governed by a fragmented legal framework(see Figure 2).
Rifken led a fragmented, disjointed existence.
Interested in cultures and human spirit,looking at how people relate to each other in a fragmented, post-digital world.
A fragmented regulatory framework cannot support a true banking union.
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Very serious consequences are given by a fragmented or, as it is called,"final" fracture of the ribs(code on ICD-10- S22).
Despite all attempts by reforming emperors, bureaucrats and intellectuals,Germany remained a fragmented political space.
Nevertheless, a fragmented regulatory framework is at odds with the overarching objectives of the banking union.
You are to be honored for your hard-earned wisdom, andyour wondrous abilities are to reunite and heal a fragmented and war-weary galaxy.
We will get a fragmented supervisory structure which will be incapable of exercising proper control over the financial markets.
It is now the East that is split with a Confucian growth zone in the far end,a populous Hinduist federation in the middle and a fragmented Islamic Near East.
Moscow fought against Tver for the right to lead a fragmented Russian state, which was shaken by internal strife and raids by the Horde nomad conquerors.
I agree with this proposal for a regulation,since a lack of unitary patent protection throughout the EU may lead to a fragmented, complex and expensive patent system.
This Master plan indicates the stages required to move from a fragmented national approach to a seamless information exchange across the European rail system.
Civil drones are increasingly being used in Europe, in countries such as Sweden, France and the UK,in different sectors, but under a fragmented regulatory framework.
Instead of a fragmented offline storage medium, Mozilla's localForage allows developers to use an unified set of tools, with one single interface and coding patterns.
This Communication presents an EU strategy for the coordinated deployment of C-ITS in order to avoid a fragmented internal market in the field of C-ITS and create synergies between different initiatives.
Responsibility for implementation of broadband deployment is at regional(Länder) and municipal level, while the financing support is at national and regional level,resulting in a fragmented broadband infrastructure.
This vote goes against these intentions,maintaining a fragmented European audiovisual market and turning down enhanced access to European culture for citizens.”.
It also establishes a horizontal, integrated approach for tackling the shared problems which the bringing of private legal actions within competition law may have with other realms,thus avoiding a fragmented, inconsistent approach.
The French movie director Jacques Tati proposes us a fragmented new picture of the world, constructed of chunks of fake nature, mechanized parts and fashion attributes of which the new urban spaces are formed.
Geographer Charles Gritzner touches on this in his article,, writing,"To individuals lacking a well-developed'mental map' of the Earth's surface and its varied mosaic of physical and human conditions--the very heart and soul of geographic knowledge--the globe must appear as a fragmented and confusing hodgepodge of meaningless and unrelated phenomena.".
Until now, European biostimulant manufacturers have been faced with a fragmented European market, forcing them to navigate different sets of national rules and regulations to penetrate each local market individually.
A fragmented and incoherent approach cannot be allowed in a common area without internal borders, because any immigration action or policy implemented by one Member State necessarily has consequences for all the other Member States.
On the other hand, the lack of targeted efforts to optimize service across all communication channels can lead to a fragmented and inefficient customer experience, which may ultimately repel the highly sensitive Users 2.0.
The concept of postmodern identity as a fragmented, polycentric(patchwork) identity, which changes everytime, according to the actual interaction with others, is unfamiliar to me and is not my own.
It is worth noting that these directives, which have been subject to revision, provide for minimal harmonisation clauses, which has led many Member States to maintain or adopt stricter rules on consumer protection,creating a fragmented regulatory framework throughout the Community with consequences in terms of the internal market, particularly for businesses and consumers in cross-border transactions.
The key question we are asking is whether and how the implementation of differentiated integration can contribute to progress in cooperation and policy implementation in different spheres, avoiding bottlenecks and stagnation in the integration process, orthe result would be a fragmented European Union with unpredictable development of the Member-States relations.
Although having inherently an international nature, air traffic has been traditionally managed at national level in a fragmented and monopolistic environment, features which have contributed to delays and higher ATM costs borne by airspace users.