Examples of using Regulatory fragmentation in English and their translations into Finnish
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This regulatory fragmentation is confusing for consumers and costly for businesses.
The aim of the review is to simplify andadapt the existing rules by reducing regulatory fragmentation.
This gives rise to the risk of regulatory fragmentation and/or distortions of competition.
Regulatory fragmentation also impedes specialised venture capital funds from raising significant amount of capital from abroad.
The Commission has established that the current regulatory fragmentation in this field hinders the cross-border provision of these services.
A business environment not conducive to start-ups and growth,characterised by persistent regulatory fragmentation and too much red tape;
The amended proposal aims to reduce regulatory fragmentation and to encourage and facilitate growth in cross-border service provision.
During the preliminary phase of the Review, business and consumer stakeholders have pointed out a number of examples of regulatory fragmentation which create problems.
Divergent national regimes carry the risk of regulatory fragmentation which could hamper the development of these businesses.
Regulatory fragmentation would continue to exist and its negative effects on consumers' confidence in the internal market would not be removed.
With the impending enlargement to 25 Member States the impact of the regulatory fragmentation and complexity would become even greater if no action were taken.
Continuing regulatory fragmentation will clearly deter the emergence of pan-European operators capable of providing pan-European services.
This can result in uncertainty over applicable rules, especially when combined with regulatory fragmentation stemming from divergent regulatory approaches at national or local level.
Prevent regulatory fragmentation by reducing the pressure on Member States and other public authorities to impose restrictions on the use of NRMM.
The business environment in Europe is characterised by cross-border regulatory fragmentation and the excessive administrative burdens in some Member States for starting a business.
Failing to provide an up-to-date EU regulatory framework now entails the risk that Member States continue to develop diverging solutions,thereby exacerbating regulatory fragmentation.
Businesses are held back by regulatory fragmentation and barriers which makes it harder for them to scale-up and operate across borders within the Internal Market.
The Financial Services Action Plan drew attention to the underdeveloped EU legal framework for securities markets, andthe significant opportunity costs resulting from the regulatory fragmentation of EU liquidity.
One of the aims of this exercise is to reduce the regulatory fragmentation of the internal market by targeted harmonisation of issues that cause particular problems for consumers and businesses.
Furthermore, a Regulation allows swift action and minimises the transposition-related administrative burden for Member States,while preventing any further regulatory fragmentation that could result from other legal instruments such as a Directive.
The resulting regulatory fragmentation not only jeopardises much needed investments in new technologies but also hampers the evolution of the Single European telecoms market and the development of pan-European operators.
This requires us to promote trade in services, facilitate digital trade, support the mobility of professionals,address regulatory fragmentation, secure access to raw materials, protect innovation and ensure the swift management of customs.
As a consequence of regulatory fragmentation, potential"venture capital" investors such as wealthy individuals, pension funds or insurance companies find it difficult and costly to embark on channelling some of their investments toward venture capital.
The most important thing is to renew and make uniform standards in those segments which are not yet regulated by EU legislation(and which for that reason are characterised by regulatory fragmentation and a lack of enforcement), in order to integrate them into the single approach.
The directive will reduce the current regulatory fragmentation in this field and increase competition and transparency, thus enabling European companies, including small and medium-sized enterprises, to tender for contracts throughout the EU.
More generally, the forthcoming reform of the EU telecoms rules will aim to bring a more consistent approach to spectrum management,tackle regulatory fragmentation, ensure a level playing field for market players while stimulating competition and incentivising investment.
However, it is clear that the present regulatory fragmentation that this proposal addresses stifles innovation and plays to the advantage of a few big players in certain service areas who may simply use electronic commerce as a means to cut sales forces in existing service lines.
National security concerns, while playing an important role in defining NIS policies and obligations,can lead to regulatory fragmentation and affect the competitiveness of the European Union as a whole and the wealth creation capabilities of the European single market.
This"regulatory fragmentation" creates the risk of a regulatory"race to the bottom" for the financial system as a whole, as banks and other financial intermediaries try to mimic shadow banking entities or push certain operations into entities outside the scope of their consolidation.
Regulatory fragmentation and inconsistencies resulting from the loosely coordinated activities of the national regulatory authorities risk jeopardising the competitiveness of the sector as well as the substantial consumer benefits resulting from cross-border competition and trans-national and even cross-Community services.