Examples of using To fragmentation in English and their translations into Polish
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The path that leads to fragmentation and self-interest.
leading to fragmentation of the Single Market.
This leads to fragmentation of the internal market that should be avoided.
The segmentation of Eastern Europe has led to fragmentation in many places.
This leads to fragmentation of the internal information market
People also translate
Their limited dispersal makes the newts especially vulnerable to fragmentation, i.e. the loss of connections for exchange between suitable habitats.
this must not lead to fragmentation and excessive complexity.
Greater flexibility must not lead to fragmentation, but should be achieved by making full use of the tools provided for by the TEU and the TFEU.
Ensure that eGovernment at national level do not lead to new barriers on the single market due to fragmentation and lack of interoperability;
only leads to fragmentation of the internal market
leading to fragmentation.
None of the candidates described above are perfect and a return to fragmentation among multiple jurisdictions is hardly the most efficient option either.
this inevitably leads to fragmentation and duplication.
Progress is found to be lacking due to fragmentation: industry considers the lack of a common approach to e-accessibility a barrier to the internal market.
urban green areas, which may be vulnerable to fragmentation and conversion unless adequately protected by planning guidelines.
Digitalization has led to fragmentation of value chains
could also lead to fragmentation between distance and face-to-face selling protection.
This situation leads to fragmentation of the EU market for these services,
from underfunding to fragmentation, a lack of conditions for developing innovation,
In order to prevent Member States from taking decisions that might lead to fragmentation of the internal market
In addition, the multiplication of security requirements implies a cost burden on businesses which operate on European Union level and lead to fragmentation and lack of competitiveness in the European internal market.
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.
leading to fragmentation and inconsistencies in service provision.
they are generally related to fragmentation of markets, the labour force,
by public authorities and do not lead to fragmentation within the European and, as much as possible, the global market.
leading to fragmentation and limited sharing of knowledge
The multiple security requirements in different Member States imposes a cost burden on businesses which operate EU-wide, leading to fragmentation and a lack of competitiveness in the European internal market.
put an end to fragmentation in the market of accessible products
leading to fragmentation and limited sharing of knowledge
The predominance of national technical specifications used in procurement has led to fragmentation of the systems market