Examples of using To duplication of effort in English and their translations into French
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This led to duplication of efforts.
No coordination exists among the institutions that do health research, which leads to duplication of effort.
This has led to duplication of efforts, and overlapping objectives.
At the country level, territorial protection andflag-waving led to duplication of efforts and wasted resources.
This led to duplication of efforts, and overlapping objectives.
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As a consequence,inefficiencies have arisen due to duplication of effort and conflicting practices.
This has led to duplication of effort and inconsistencies which increases costs.
The development of detailed guidelines independently by the various resource- specific areas would lead to duplication of effort and may result in inconsistencies between them.
Not coordinating would lead to duplication of effort, higher costs and reduced data comparability;
Not surprisingly, all of these responsible agencies often act in a disjointed fashion that leads to duplication of efforts and inefficient use of finite resources.
This in turn has led to duplication of effort and the implementation of information systems that do not meet national requirements.
While the global claim for preparation time is reasonable and necessary in my view,I also wish to consider MTS' concern with respect to duplication of effort.
It may lead to fragmentation, to duplication of efforts hence inefficiency and to inequity.
Thirdly, inactive“partnerships” between different agencies may result in a lack of awareness of programmes offered by other agencies,which can easily lead to duplication of effort.
It also could lead to duplication of effort among jurisdictions in terms of developing the tools and skills needed to administer ABS policy in Canada.
Donors will need to work in a concerted andcoordinated way to ensure that these three initiatives complement one another and do not add unnecessary administrative costs or lead to duplication of effort.
This led to duplication of efforts, inefficient use of scarce resources, an increased burden on member countries, and sometimes conflicting data for users.
Coordination of the work of the various monitoring services is not assured at the appropriate level.This frequently leads to duplication of effort and to inefficient use of scarce material resources.
These initiatives may however lead to duplication of effort and inconsistencies if there is insufficient information sharing and concertation among the various institutions concerned.
Furthermore, it is concerned that various inter-agency bodies have been established through subsequent legislation with separate plans and budgets to implement andmonitor child protection thus leading to duplication of efforts.