Examples of using Current fragmentation in English and their translations into German
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Overcoming the current fragmentation.
The current fragmentation hinders investment and is detrimental to consumers and operators.
There is a need to promote and facilitate different forms of networking and linking-up to overcome current fragmentation.
This would overcome the current fragmentation of stimuli and incentives in the Internal Market.
Such acceleration andan EU deadline for the switchover process will contribute to overcome the current fragmentation of European digital TV markets.
However, the current fragmentation of the digital dividend does not allow clustering in common bands.
If a single market really is to be achieved,not only should existing cross-border barriers be dismantled and the current fragmentation of the market resolved, but equally new obstacles should be avoided.
The current fragmentation of defence effort provides scope for Member States to rationalise.
The minimum incomelevel reform is expected to reduce the current fragmentation of social assistance and provide an incentive for employment.
The current fragmentation of decision-making within the Brussels Region is preventing the adoption of a coherent urban-planning policy.
This represents a key step to remove the current fragmentation and improve the overall efficiency of the Community system.
The current fragmentation of the euro area Member States in the IMF Executive Board, where the 19 euro area Member States are at the moment spread over six constituencies8 and two single seats, undermines the effectiveness of the euro area representation at the IMF.
Strongly supports the ultimate goal of the CMU- to overcome the current fragmentation of the markets thus enabling the listing of all types of companies;
It reduces the current fragmentation of the internal market and thus helps to level the playing field within the EU, while at the same time strengthening the European banking system and reducing the risk of contagion.
As a result of the significant growth in the size of derivativemarkets in recent years, the proposals would overcome the current fragmentation in the powers of regulators to monitor and supervise positions.
Commissioner Kroes pointed to the current fragmentation of the European market and underlined the need for Europe to take the lead and not miss decisive opportunities.
I think the rapporteur, Mr Lechner, is to becongratulated for paving the way for a general European solution to the current fragmentation of national rules on enforcement, which severely hampers cross-border debt collection.
This is vital to overcome the current fragmentation of research programmes in the various Member States which are unable to reach the essential critical mass due to their lack of resources to fund the necessary programmes.
He outlines the enormous economic impact of civil aviation in the EU, arguing that SES is foremost a single market project that willhelp, through ambitious performance targets, to overcome the current fragmentation and inefficiency in this sector.
We are placing the highest importance on this aim, given that the current fragmentation of this infrastructure has led to transaction costs that are too high and this is, furthermore, a source of financial instability.
As the Committee has already stated in its opinions on other regulations arising from Council decision 971/2006/EEC on the Specific Programme"Cooperation", it believes that relaunching investment in R& D is an appropriate way of giving European businesses a stableframe of reference that makes it possible to overcome the current fragmentation of Community financing and avoids a wide range of thinly-spread programmes.
In this respect, both sides need to do more to overcome the current fragmentation of policy frameworks and financial instruments to promote greater effectiveness and visibility in their cooperation.
The current fragmentation of the patent system in Europe and in particular the lack of a unitary title and the absence of a unified patent litigation system renders access to the patent system complex and costly and hampers effective enforcement of patents, especially for SMEs.
Defining a more advanced andeffective smart city development model that can overcome the current fragmentation and promote a single vision for projects, going well beyond integrating ICTs, mobility and energy efficiency.
This directive, if adopted, will reduce the current fragmentation of the consumer acquis and ensure that all consumers in the EU will benefit from a single simple set of consumer rights, and this would make it easier to conduct pan-European education campaigns on consumer rights.
It considers that this approach to relaunching investment in R& D by means of public/private financing has the potential to give European businesses a stable frame of reference andmaking it possible to overcome the current fragmentation of Community financing and coordinate research, which is often too widely dispersed, thereby helping to make it more effective.
Action at Community level would counter the current fragmentation and disparities, and ensure better use of increasingly scarce resources while maintaining full leadership of the process by the MS.
This approach will put an end to the current fragmentation of EU instruments supporting international cooperation in higher education which makes it difficult for students and universities to get access to information on Europe's higher education opportunities and for EU higher education to be visible on the global scene.
Key elements in the Commission's efforts to overcome the current fragmentation of the markets and to establish the necessary intellectual property protection are certain adaptations of the so-called centralised procedure including increased scientific advice of the companies and harmonised data protection periods.
While acknowledging the importance of measures to tackle the current fragmentation of European airspace, the EESC regrets that the revision of the Air Passenger Rights Regulation covering compensation and assistance for passengers in the event of denied boarding, cancellations or long delays, has not yet been presented.