Examples of using A fragmented in English and their translations into Finnish
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But a fragmented European market.
Tourism policy often gives a fragmented and chaotic impression.
Can you imagine a fragmented into two, but not four.
Without Union support, stakeholders would tend to address similar problems in a fragmented and disconnected way.
People also translate
Europe has a fragmented and inadequate equity market.
This approach, however, has given rise to a fragmented regulatory environment.
A fragmented European market is likely to result in loss of economies of scale, slower service take-up and more expensive equipment.
However, the design and implementation of tax incentives vary greatly,resulting in a fragmented and unattractive fiscal landscape.
We may come from a fragmented, MTV, rap-video culture, but they do not.
Finland's regional structure is challenging in terms of mitigating climate change, due, among others, to long distances and a fragmented urban structure.
Moreover, in the area of non-formal learning and youth work, there is a fragmented and uneven provision of opportunities for young people.
This is leading to a fragmented and increasingly complex operating framework within the EU which hinders the proper functioning of the internal market.
This response, the European Union's response,must not, however, be a fragmented, contradictory or ineffective response: it must be a unified response.
There are different types of agreements or relations orlack of relations- going even as far as the embargo on Yugoslavia- which result in a fragmented and ineffectual approach.
Funding at national level would not provide the same results,but only a fragmented and limited approach not covering the needs of the European Union as a whole.
With the development of PSI-based activities, some of the current substantive rules hamper the development of activities based on the re-use of PSI and lead to a fragmented internal market.
They are characterised by a poorly developed infrastructure, a fragmented agricultural structure and high unemployment, some of which is hidden on peasant family farms.
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.
What has emerged to date is a fragmented and incoherent system consisting of a patchwork of overlapping networks and agencies in the economic, social and environmental fields.
In sum, regional governance rst of all is a process to improve the interaction of actors in a fragmented and compartmentalised institutional framework.
We must avoid variations in national regulations which will result in a fragmented European market. I look upon the Commission's statement as a very important and appropriate first stab at a European approach which deserves further development.
Growth is strongest in the digital market place where only American companies rule because they have a bigtruly single home market, when we have a fragmented European market.
The Member States would conduct their own spaceprogrammes without explicit coordination, leaving a fragmented institutional market and separate national positions being taken vis-à-vis third countries.
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 high level of traffic occurs, not in a flexible space, but rather in a fragmented European sky; the Member States' air traffic control systems are still often not mutually compatible.
The Media programmes recognise the precarious existence of independent production companies in a fragmented European market, companies whose economic livelihood often depends on a single project; and a number of the mechanisms therefore target these important creative activities.
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 oradopt 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.
This solution would ensure a level playing field within the Community for all market players, instead of a fragmented legal regime for CRAs throughout 27 Member States, which could arise if the EU does not act but keeps the current self-regulatory regime based on the IOSCO Code.