Exemple de utilizare a Fragmented approach în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The landscape is dominated by a fragmented approach across the Member States.
When there was a standing ovation,it was unanimous- no wave, no fragmented approach.
The fragmented approach will delay results implementation and delivery of social benefits.
This is currently hampered by the fragmented approach imposed by six separate programmes.
A fragmented approach repeatedly leads to conflicting measures, conflicts and inconsistencies.
However, unfortunately, we have also seen delays and fragmented approaches and periods of inertia.
Nationally fragmented approaches do not constitute a robust and comprehensive response to risks in this sector.
The innovative approach adopted under the integrated maritime policy is also important andhas replaced the fragmented approach to maritime policies.
Today's fragmented approach must be replaced by a more coherent approach to achieve significant progress.
However, the EESC stresses once again that this must on no account lead to a commercialisation of or a fragmented approach to social policy.
However, this fragmented approach proved to be an obstacle as it prevented completion of a genuine single market.
The EU-supported coordination action ENCORA41 launched in 2006 will aim to structure the fragmented approach to coastal zone research and education in Europe42.
The fragmented approach of today must be replaced by a more coherent approach to achieve significant progress.
(RO) The development of an integrated maritime policy is an absolute must, given the fragmented approach adopted in the past which led to inefficiency and conflicts in this area.
Fragmented approach to infrastructure development and waste of scarce resources among many small infrastructure projects.
The aim of this initiative would be to enhance the level of preparedness and response across Europe against the described risks and threats,avoiding a fragmented approach by Member States.
Moreover, this fragmented approach can lead to action in one Member State being undermined by a lack of action in neighbouring Member States.
This can lead to conflicting priorities,a lack of clarity and overall a fragmented approach when it comes to implementing the relevant policies and legislation.
A fragmented approach may lead to overlapping or even conflicting policies, contradictory public actions or, worse, duplication of resources.
At the national level, the efforts to design and develop a similar structure as the ones from European level, didn't obtain the needed integrative level,remaining tributaries to the previous fragmented approaches.
Moreover, the fragmented approach makes operations management process analysis become very complex and increases the difficulty of detection and elimination of malfunctions in a timely manner.
Several EU Member States have started to introduce different types of laws for company boards, but such a legally fragmented approach risks hampering the functioning of Europe's Single Market.
Where appropriate, measures to avoid fragmented approaches to ensure continuity and compatibility of urban mobility measures to safeguard the functioning of the internal market.
Taking only a pressure-based approach would inevitably lead to overlooking potential risks and threats andwould not enable the EU to move away from a fragmented approach to the management of the marine environment.
A fragmented approach would inevitably make different discrimination criteria unequal in value and would also cause fissures, which people, who encounter discrimination for all the many different reasons, would be in danger of falling into.
The recent volcanic ash exercise(April 2011) of the International Civil Aviation Organisation(ICAO) has highlighted that although someprogress has been made, more solid guidance is needed to avoid another fragmented approach.
It is also crucial to overcome fragmented approaches and develop the single market for innovative urban mobility solutions by addressing issues like common standards and specifications or joint procurement.
Highlights the need for legal certainty regarding the protective provisions afforded to whistle-blowers,as a continued lack of clarity and a fragmented approach deters potential whistle-blowers from coming forward;
It is undermining social cohesion and taking a fragmented approach to the issue, by only examining the last link in a chain which includes illegal entry, asylum, deportation and leave to remain and work in the European Union.
This will ensure a coherent EU approach to implementing the new international standards arising fromthe OECD BEPS project, providing consistency for businesses and preventing a fragmented approach in the Single Market.