Examples of using A fragmentation in English and their translations into Finnish
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Too large a fragmentation is prejudicial.
Nevertheless, a broad scope should not lead to a fragmentation of the instruments.
Even more actively form a fragmentation of the market and strengthen our competitive position.”.
Both issues may put patient safety at risk and lead to a fragmentation of the internal market.
The old"issue specific" approach led to a fragmentation of effort and could not easily be adapted to respond to emerging health threats.
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However, the existence of these two separate markets can in itself be considered a fragmentation.
That is already somehow a kind of modification, a fragmentation from that pure sense'I am.
As has already been expressed in other criticism,this is probably once again a case of outstanding payments, unnecessarily complicated procedures for financial control and a fragmentation of efforts.
This objective is essential as it will prevent a fragmentation of the securitisation market throughout the EU.
This requires a coordinated effort across procurement authorities to avoid a fragmentation of demand.
Furthermore, only a common framework could prevent a fragmentation of the market and put an end to currently existing mismatches and market distortions.
It could also lead to pressure for new regional andnational governance structures that might lead to a fragmentation of the Internet.
Agreements designed to prevent imports between Member States lead to a fragmentation of the European Union's single market and keep consumer prices artificially high.
The existing legal framework for payments is to a large extent based on national rules which leads to a fragmentation in the Internal Market.
This rationale is still valid today:Community action is necessary to avoid a fragmentation of the market and to ensure a high and equal level of protection of the European consumer.
But, above all, it is a question of regulating in the same way, in an equal way, in order toprevent what was happening- a fragmentation of the internal market.
Let us be abundantly clear about one thing:the renationalisation of CAP would lead to a fragmentation of the CAP itself which would fly in the face of the social and economic policy objectives of the Union.
If the Member States did not implement this exemption for micro-enterprises in a uniform way- which is highly likely- this would lead to a fragmentation of the common market.
Such a fragmentation would increase the costs of compliance for operators and render scheduling of operations to and from as well as inside the Community much more difficult.
This led to a significant duplication of work and a fragmentation of the market for PPP in Europe.
At Community level it is also important to ensure that Member States do not implement different patterns of regulation whichlead to market variation, increasing cost to end-users and a fragmentation of the single market.
Consistency is necessary to optimise the overall impact of the rescueplans across the EU, to avoid a fragmentation of the Internal Market and to maintain a level playing field among beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries of public sector assistance.
Against this background, the ECB notes that Member States should avoidtaking decisions in an uncoordinated way, as this may lead to a fragmentation of the euro area money market.
Time-based user charges and tolls should not be applied simultaneously within the territory of a Member State in order to avoid a fragmentation of the charging schemes with negative effects for the transport industry, except in certain specific cases where this is necessary to finance the construction of tunnels, bridges or mountain passes.
The flexible approach must take full account of the need to avoid harmful interference to protect existing and future applications andmust not effectively lead to a fragmentation of the EU market for products.
In order to better protect the environment, ensure a global market for RCD and to prevent national single solutions leading to a fragmentation of the Internal Market it is necessary to assess whether the exhaust and noise emissions should be strengthened at EU level.
It will examine the effectiveness of self-regulatory and legislative frameworks put in place to address those practices at national level andwill look into the question of whether these divergent approaches may lead to a fragmentation of the Single Market.
However, it also pointed to a number of weaknesses associated with the optional nature of the decentralised pillar,which might result in diverse patterns of use and a fragmentation of the internal market.6 The amended proposal will still meet the initial objective to clarify the applicable rules, and the Commission will continue having the final say on the use of restrictive measures.
Where the mobility of some tax bases is too high to allow effective action by Member States acting alone, or where limited actions by some Member States butnot by others create a fragmentation of the Internal market, EU action can add value.
Although the internal market for e-communications has developed in recentyears there are still: i considerable inconsistencies in the implementation of the European regulatory frame-work at national level leading to a fragmentation of European markets and the deterrence of investment; ii no efficient mechanisms for the coordination of selecting and authorising services that have an inherent cross-border character such as mobile services and IP based services.