Examples of using Insufficient coordination in English and their translations into Finnish
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Insufficient coordination at euro area level.
Inefficient implementation and insufficient coordination; and.
Insufficient coordination may have other negative effects.
These are all situations that cannot be accounted for because there is insufficient coordination at the moment.
Insufficient coordination of groundhandling services at airports.
They argue that this is not due to the framework itself, butto inefficient implementation and insufficient coordination.
Insufficient coordination and piecemeal management of ship information increase the risks of accidents and pollution.
We have a serious task in front of us and there is still insufficient coordination inside the Commission to deal with urban environment.
Insufficient coordination between public social security systems and problems with the portability and recognition of supplementary pensions;
It is also a fact that the dioxin crisis was handled badly and that there was insufficient coordination between the relevant authorities.
On this last point, insufficient coordination at European level of national initiatives could lead to the risk of further fragmentation of the internal market22.
However, all this will be of little use to us if there still continues to be insufficient coordination between the Commission and the competent national services.
Insufficient coordination, clarification and priority setting between relevant authorities at national level, in particular those responsible for environmental data(e.g. identifying minimum required datasets);
The existing funding mechanism is fragmented, with insufficient coordination between relevant bodies and an unclear division of responsibilities and priorities.
The risk that technical and legal aspects of the EES may be implemented in different ways by different Member States,due to insufficient coordination between the central and national sides.
When disaster struck, there was insufficient coordination, and even now, tens of millions of euros approved by the Cohesion Fund for forest protection remain unused.
Problems of improper implementation are often due to a lack of knowledge or insufficient coordination and cooperation between national authorities.
Insufficient coordination between the protagonists of sport(federations, Member States and the European Community), all of them working in isolation, would risk thwarting the efforts to achieve these shared principles.
However, they have(or had) one common characteristic,namely the lack of- or in any case the insufficient coordination of- infrastructure(roads, railways, canals, etc.). 6.
The problem of insufficient coordination and transparency at national level is mirrored at international level and prevents the socio-economic groups from playing an active role in European integration.
Administrative barriers such as long andcomplex authorisation procedures persist in some Member States due to insufficient coordination between different administrative bodies Article 6.
First: the scant and insufficient coordination of the Member States with regard to issues that must be addressed jointly whenever the interests of the European Union are at stake, and the minimal cooperation between the delegations of the European Union.
The EU has assumed considerable responsibility for the resolution of the conflict, but due to insufficient coordination at the operational level and a lack of coherent political support, it has been increasingly ignored by both parties.
Insufficient coordination between different areas of sectoral legislation and layers of governance(local, regional and national) can make it difficult for cities to comply with EU directives, e.g., in areas such as air quality.23.
Given the informal nature of the Committee andits ad hoc mandate, there is insufficient coordination of the public health response and no cross-sectoral interlinking of decision making processes in public health.
Insufficient coordination and exchange between responsible authorities in the Member States on best practice, and real-time exchange of information between stakeholders on specific counterfeit products, trends and potential threats;
Due to the informal nature of the Committee, the involvement andcommitment of Member States is voluntary and there is insufficient coordination of public health responses and no cross-sectoral interlinking of decision-making processes in public health.
Third: the insufficient coordination in the defence of points of view, interests and responsibilities of the European Union in international bodies of a political, economic, cultural nature etc., such as the UN, the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organisation, the WHO etc.
Firstly, I think that, as regards supply policies to boost employment, our intervention, the joint intervention of the Community institutions of the Member States, is important butit is not enough. I think there is insufficient coordination between the policies on labour, employment, and managing the job market and the policies which affect structural factors and in the macro-economic framework.
Related to the two problems mentioned above is the issue of insufficient coordination and complementarity between the different funds(ESF, ERDF and CF) and other EU policies and financial instruments as well as Member State National Reform Programmes.