Examples of using Increasing fragmentation in English and their translations into German
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Main objectives: The increasing fragmentation of the concepts of"family" and"marriage" poses a problem for the EU.
Searches for and removes temporary andunnecessary files that are taking up memory and increasing fragmentation.
This phenomenon has led to an increasing fragmentation of the audience share, already underlined in the eighth Communication6.
Make the quality of work a top priority, as a tool for tackling the increasing fragmentation of the labour market;
The Ambivalent City addresses the increasing fragmentation of our cities as a reaction to growing political, economic, and social pressure.
Since the outbreak of the euro crisis, the ECB has beendoing everything in its power to stop the spiral of mistrust and the increasing fragmentation of the euro financial market.
The rapid pace of innovation among device manufacturers and increasing fragmentation of operating systems has raised the bar for online video platforms offering cross-platform video players.
The trousers being torn by German shepherd dogs set on black civil rights demonstrators by the police of Birmingham, Alabama,turn into increasing fragmentation of the picture itself.
The emergence of Fatah al-Islam in the Palestinian camps in Lebanon and the increasing fragmentation of the civil conflicts in Gaza do not bode well for the future of the region.
Without a Union-wide approach banks will be forced to adapt their structure and operation along national boundaries,thereby making them even more complex and increasing fragmentation.
Today, the EU is forced to overcome increasing fragmentation, a very divisive economic, social and political crisis, coupled with increasing civic unrest, all of which are creating growing divergences.
The title Responsibility& Humanity- Culture, Nature and Terror outlines the basic questions that were discussed at each of the three panels in Alice Springs, Sydneyand Melbourne: What is human identity in a world of increasing fragmentation and alienation, even from nature?
With the increasing fragmentation of media channels and target groups, the art of effective media planning today consists in aggregating the myriad channels in such a way as to obtain effective reach, and orchestrating them so that a consistent message is communicated at all touchpoints.
The EESC agrees with the Commission's view that, while essential, the broad regulatory programme of financial reforms undertaken prior to the present"Banking Union Package" will not be sufficient to tackle the crisis and stabilise Economic and Monetary Union(EMU)1, restore confidence in the euro and in the future of the EU, to improve governance,or to curtail the increasing fragmentation of EU banking markets.
Given the increasing fragmentation of identities and the complexities of the contemporary city, we are now facing a situation in which it is crucial to think about a form of commonality that allows conflict as a form of productive engagement.
Concerns have also been expressed that the increasing fragmentation of trading across different markets may inhibit effective enforcement, and different surveillance standards according to the nature of the venue may create an unlevel playing field.
Several enlargements of the EU and increasing fragmentation of national partisan systems during European elections- particularly in France, the UK and Italy- have caused a threefold increase in the number of national parties with elected representatives.
Increased fragmentation of Europe's financial sector and credit markets- even an implicit re-nationalisation.
The fact that all these are carried out at national level increases fragmentation.
The increased fragmentation of the party system after the 2014 EP elections was partly due to the electoral growth of Spain's radical left.
An increased fragmentation of habitats in continental Europe has yielded a gradual loss in animal species and plants which jeopardizes human utilization of natural resources.
However, the increased fragmentation of the livestock units may make inspection and overall disease control more difficult.
Learners tend to switch between devices several times a day, which leads to an increased fragmentation of the learning process.
CBS: In your opinion, what are some of thepressing challenges facing stakeholders in times of transformation(e.g. considering digitalization or increased fragmentation of stakeholders)?
It is the way to remedy one ofthe most alarming and unacceptable results of the crisis: increased fragmentation of Europe's financial sector and credit markets- even an implicit re-nationalisation.
In its own assessment of the situation, the European Environment Agency(EEA) concluded that this decline of biodiversity in the EU was due mostly to highly intensive,partially industrial forms of agricultural and silvicultural land use, an increased fragmentation of remaining natural habitats by infrastructure and urbanisation, exposure to mass tourism and pollution of water and air.
Violence begets violence, destruction increases fragmentation and separation.
The risk that the proposals increase fragmentation of the single market.
There is a risk of a yet increased fragmentation of the regulatory environment in the EU, unless common European approaches are sought.