Примери за използване на Legal fragmentation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This has led to legal fragmentation.
We want European solutions and simplifications, not national solutions,not legal fragmentation.
It would also prevent legal fragmentation that otherwise will arise from new national legislations.
Therefore there is a needto act quickly in order to prevent possible further legal fragmentation due to the emerging different national rules.
Legal fragmentation leads to excessive transaction costs, which in turn discourage broadcasting operators from guaranteeing cross-border access.
Moreover, the minimum harmonisation of the directive has caused legal fragmentation in the Member States. This means that the current legislation may not be up to date.
Some members of the working group were concerned at perceived flaws in the impact assessment andwant to see more evidence of the costs of legal fragmentation if we do not act.
They will also prevent legal fragmentation that otherwise would arise from new national legislations regulating specifically digital content.
In the field of copyright, geoblocking measures are the result of both legal fragmentation and the application of the territoriality principle.
They would also prevent legal fragmentation that otherwise would arise from new national legislation regulating specifically digital content and digital services.
Other countries- including Germany and America- struggle to carry out long distance public road trials because legal fragmentation means that different rules and regulations apply in different parts of the country.
The direct applicability of a Regulation reduces legal fragmentation and provides greater uniformity by introducing a harmonised set of rules which promote the free circulation of television and radio programmes originating in other Member States.
(8) While consumers enjoy a highlevel of protection when they purchase▌from abroad as a result of the application of Regulation(EC) No 593/2008, legal fragmentation also negatively affects consumers' levels of confidence in cross-border transactions.
The direct applicability of a Regulation reduces legal fragmentation and provides greater uniformity by introducing a harmonised set of rules which promote the free circulation of television and radio programmes and other online-only linear transmissions originating in other Member States.
In order to provide room for innovation, it requires an assessment of whether existing legislation, complementary non-regulatory actions and enforcement frameworks, following necessary consultations and impact assessments, are fit for purpose in the digital age, in light of new technologies and new business models,with the aim of overcoming legal fragmentation of the single market, reducing administrative burden, and boosting growth and innovation;
The direct applicability of the provisions of this proposal would prevent legal fragmentation and provide a harmonised set of rules to facilitate the cross border provision of TV and radio programmes online and of the retransmission services.
Calls on the Commission to fight legal fragmentation by significantly increasing the coordination of its various DGs while drafting new regulation and strongly encouraging the Member States to ensure that the way they are implementing the regulation remains coherent;
The directive shows our desire to harmonise the regulations currently in force in the different legal systems in amuch more incisive way, avoiding the legal fragmentation that unfortunately has very often ended up being a hindrance both to undertakings- whose aim is to be able to be competitive on the cross-border market- and to consumers.
The proposals are intended to put a stop to legal fragmentation in the area of consumer contract law, which results in high costs for businesses- and improve consumer trust when buying online from another country.
The two proposals have common objectives, notably to remove obstacles to cross-border e-commerce in the EU, notably legal fragmentation in the areas of consumer contract law that results in high costs for businesses and low consumer trust when buying online in another country.
The two proposals are meant to deal with the two main hurdles to the cross-border e-commerce in the block- legal fragmentation in the area of consumer contract law and the resultant high costs for businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs), and low trust when buying from another EU country.
I believe the fragmentation of legal rules acts as a deterrent both to companies and consumers from buying or selling across borders.
The absence of common rules in various Member States has given way to fragmentation of legal frameworks which is harmful for both consumers and manufacturers and in fact prevents the realisation of a common market.
Obviously, having less fragmentation and a more harmonised legal framework would also facilitate the development of European cross-border banking groups.
(IT) Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,by revising the four current directives, this report aims to bring an end to a fragmentation of the legal framework that has so far hindered the completion of the internal market.
The new Act overcomes the fragmentation of the current legal framework related to the work of foreign nationals in the Republic of Bulgaria and combines the rules that were previously scattered across various legislative acts.
(21a) In the preparation and potential future revisions of the relevant European and harmonised standards, the responsible European Standardisation Organisations should be strongly encouraged to ensure coherence with the relevant international standards(currently ISO/IEC 40500),in order to avoid any fragmentation and legal uncertainty;
Today, almost two thirds of crimes where electronic evidence is held in another country cannot be properly investigated or prosecuted,mainly due to the time it takes to gather such evidence or due to fragmentation of the legal framework.
Believes that fragmentation and a lack of legal certainty are primary concerns in this field and that the inconsistent enforcement of existing EU rules in Member States also needs to be addressed;
In this manner, stakeholders' environmental concerns can be aligned with economic considerations in an informed process of finding trade-offs, and effective financial incentives are more likely to be created for addressing other pressures,in particular IAS and fragmentation in this legal and institutional framework.