Examples of using Current patchwork in English and their translations into French
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The Current Patchwork System.
The ICP-17 panels, however,demonstrated the limits to the current patchwork approach.
The current patchwork of investment rules established at regional and bilateral1.
So Bill C-58 will replace the current patchwork with a more consistent set of rules.
The current patchwork highlights the lack of a comprehensive and harmonized regulatory environment.
From this perspective,a European solution is indeed better than the current patchwork of regulations.
The current patchwork of national arrangements must be replaced by a functioning European system.
Such a system would be more efficient and equitable than the current patchwork of arrangements.
Canada's current patchwork of child care does not meet the needs of Canadian families.
A national broadband network, instead of the current patchwork, is an important condition for innovation.
The current patchwork of bilateral agreements in the SEE sub-region can be rationalised.
The objective is to enable the necessary harmonisation of the current patchwork of national licensing schemes.
Canada's current patchwork of private and public insurance plans is inefficient, expensive, and unfair.
Not taking an initiative on data retention would leave the current patchwork of data retention provisions in place.
The current patchwork of regulation will have to be simplified if the technology is to be widely deployed.
We agree that there is much scope to improve the current patchwork of federal, provincial and territorial benefits and services.
The current patchwork of providing prescription drugs to Canadians is neither adequate nor sustainable.
However, a harmonised EU framework is needed to contribute to eliminating the current patchwork of city access rules across Europe.
The current patchwork system of ineffective controls creates large loopholes and makes embargoes impossible to enforce.
A comprehensive set of accessibility regulations which replace the current patchwork of regulations and voluntary codes of practice;