Examples of using Current fragmentation in English and their translations into Croatian
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Reduce current fragmentation and increase leverage of aid for trade through better informed and coordinated delivery.
The minimum income level reform is expected to reduce the current fragmentation of social assistance and provide an incentive for employment.
Coherence of R& D and innovation in ICT for Ageing Well across Europe by removing the current fragmentation of efforts;
Strongly supports the ultimate goal of the CMU- to overcome the current fragmentation of the markets thus enabling the listing of all types of companies;
The current fragmentation costs €4 billion a year, led to 19.4 million minutes' delay in 2012 and makes the average flight 49 kilometres longer than necessary.
Establishing a common repository of data would overcome the current fragmentation in the EU's architecture of data management for border control and security.
The increasing costs of building and maintaining HPC infrastructures require stronger governance at EU level andthe rationalisation of HPC resources to reduce the current fragmentation.
The government has taken steps to reduce the current fragmentation of the public research base, improve its quality and enhance the business sector's innovation capacity.
Without action at EU level it is unlikely that national rules on how HTAs are carried out would be harmonised and thus the current fragmentation of the internal market would persist.
It reduces the current fragmentation of the internal market and thus helps to level the playing field within the EU, while at the same time strengthening the European banking system and reducing the risk of contagion.
Without action at EU-level it is unlikely that national rules on how HTAs are carried out would be further aligned and thus the current fragmentation of the internal market would persist.
Social partners agreed on the challenge represented by the current fragmentation of services for skills and qualifications and broadly welcomed the idea of more integration and synergy among both online tools and among national services.
The EU network and information security(NIS) directive aims to step up cybersecurity cooperation among member states,thus putting an end to the current fragmentation of different national systems.
Given the current fragmentation in the market, individual action at the level of Member States would not be able to achieve the aim of an integrated and efficient payment market for both domestic and cross-border goods and services.
The Council, notably the Competitiveness Council, should, at the initiative of the EC, urgently decide on a EU 4.0 industrial strategy and a Digital Single Market(DSM),replacing the current fragmentation resulting from 28 digital policies.
The current fragmentation translated in different degrees of funding opportunities for companies, as bank loans are less available to companies, SMEs in particular, in the Member States without efficient procedures for recovering value from secured loans.
As part of today's legislative proposals, the Commission also proposes to reinforce the role of national regulators, and the Agency- to ensure consistent and predictable application of the rules throughout the Digital Single Market,limiting current fragmentation and inconsistencies.
The current fragmentation of the euro area Member States in the IMF Executive Board, where the 19 euro area Member States are at the moment spread over six constituencies8 and two single seats, undermines the effectiveness of the euro area representation at the IMF.
While Member States already collaborate on a voluntarily basis to a certain extent to address some of the above mentioned challenges, for example through regional initiatives such as the Pentalateral Energy Forum, these fora work as political coordination bodies andcannot take binding decisions on the detailed issues on which a decision is needed in order to avoid the current fragmentation of system operation, regulatory oversight and state interventions in electricity markets.
The banking reforms andin particular the Banking Union are crucial to restoring confidence in the financial sector and reducing the current market fragmentation, which affects particularly the financing of SMEs.