Examples of using To fragmentation in English and their translations into Finnish
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The path that leads to fragmentation and self-interest.
There are many different versions and editions of Symbian,which led to fragmentation.
The text adopted today will lead to fragmentation of jurisdiction and of jurisprudence across the European Union.
We are at a turning point in our history. The path that leads to fragmentation and self-interest.
This leads to fragmentation of the internal information market and hinders the creation of cross-border information services.
The segmentation of Eastern Europe has led to fragmentation in many places.
Xvi Both inter-exchange competition, and competition between exchanges andother types of order-execution venue can contribute to fragmentation.
This leads to internal barriers and, thus, to fragmentation and patchwork as well as to a European staying behind.
Partly this is due to problems concerning governance and ownership,partly also to fragmentation of approaches.
Such«goldplating», as it is commonly know, only leads to fragmentation of the internal market and therefore undermines the competitive edge.
Drawing up urban lists to promote the programmesis a fine thing, provided that it does not lead to fragmentation.
Individuals enjoy different data protection rights,due to fragmentation and inconsistent implementation and enforcement in different Member States.
A Collaborative Research instrument will not achieve the critical mass and multidisciplinarity required to fulfil the goals due to fragmentation.
In both cases,businesses are prevented from saving costs incurred due to fragmentation of the internal market or conformity assessment procedures".7.
Many of you have already mentioned that 85% of public investment in research is nowadays made without any European coordination andthis inevitably leads to fragmentation and duplication.
Our system of science and innovation has weaknesses thatneed to be overcome, from underfunding to fragmentation, a lack of conditions for developing innovation, and excessive bureaucracy.
We were aware that the two were closely interconnected, and that, on the one hand, collaboration and cooperation between civil andmilitary aviation had to be organised, whilst, on the other, we must put an end to fragmentation once and for all.
The absence of common rules in various Member States has given way to fragmentation of legal frameworks which is harmful for both consumers and manufacturers and in fact prevents the realisation of a common market.
Ensure that eGovernment at national level do not lead to new barriers on the single market due to fragmentation and lack of interoperability;
The Internal Market is perpetually vulnerable to fragmentation and enlargement will be a moment of heightened vulnerability, unless we strengthen all our key policy instruments and concepts so that they continue to work well, or better, in a Union of 25 countries11.
This continuing'departmentalism', as well as the system of proportional representation, have caused problems for the regional councils, since they have led to fragmentation and unstable coalition majorities Nay 1998.
The causes leading to fragmentation are: the insufficient EU-level planning of network configuration; the insufficient implementation of common standards and adoption of common rules for the interoperability of networks within the TEN-T; the limited cooperation among Member States in project implementation and the lack of sufficient conditionality of TEN-T funding instruments.
While some Member States have already integrated services and provide one-stop-shops, others lack policy coordination at the national level,leading to fragmentation and inconsistencies in service provision.
The approximation of national measures at Union level is therefore necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market in order to put an end to fragmentation in the market of accessible products and services, to create economies of scale, to facilitate cross-border trade and mobility, as well as to help economic operators to concentrate resources on innovation instead of using those resources for complying with fragmented legal requirements across the Union.
Finally, I want to thank Mr De Coene for emphasising the need to establish a better balance between the European Voluntary Service and the other actions, coordinating and integrating them, andcounteracting their tendency to fragmentation.
A situation where education and training systems and institutions operate in isolation from each other could lead to fragmentation and hinder rather than enable citizens to develop their knowledge, skills and competences.
If unchecked, this process could work to the detriment of the two critical attributes of a successful financial market- liquidity and efficient price-formation. xv In particular, fragmentation can result in wider bid-ask spreads, increased adverse price impacts for trades, and reduced opportunities to trade. xvi Both inter-exchange competition, and competition between exchanges andother types of order-execution venue can contribute to fragmentation.
The aim of the Ljubljana process is to tackle deficiencies andinefficiencies in the European research system due to fragmentation, a lack of coherence and coordination, and constraints on the free movement of knowledge.
First, any further development of the Union should be based on the existing treaties and on the Community method,since moving outside this framework would lead to fragmentation, overlapping of structures and ultimately to incoherence and underperformance.
Equally, public online services can be expected to remain under-developed andnot inter-operable across borders due to fragmentation of sub-optimal efforts and technical solutions, lack of critical mass, high costs for service providers and beneficiaries of services.