Examples of using To avoid fragmentation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It has a reasonably rigid structure to avoid fragmentation upon removal.
Available in crispy materials, such as, ceramic, bakelite, plastic and so on, with a coil,linking condition can be improved so as to avoid fragmentation.
For large projects, the same tension takes place within the same project: to avoid fragmentation, each technical change must be propagated to the entire code.
Firstly, to avoid fragmentation of the internal market for financial services, because there are an increasing number of uncoordinated national tax measures being put in place.
Hence, one needs to change the location of these temporary files to avoid fragmentation.
Hence multidisciplinary research must be encouraged, to avoid fragmentation of analysis- and practices characteristic of the reform process in the CEECs.
For this, significant funding is needed, as well as a solid collaborative structure,with a clarity of purpose to ensure that the donated money is put to good use and to avoid fragmentation of efforts.
There is now a need to assist the development of spectrum markets in the EU to avoid fragmentation of the conditions governing these markets as they develop.
In order to avoid fragmentation that could hamper the functioning of the Internal Market in securities, Member States should apply the provisions of Directive 2004/39/ EC from the same time.
I ask you, what are the priorities we should aim for in our ministry as priests and parish priests to avoid fragmentation on the one hand and on the other, dispersion?
This amendment seeks to make things clearer for operators, to avoid fragmentation in the application of Community law in the various Member States and to ensure the development of a genuine internal telecommunications market.
The operationalization of the next steps that will involve contacts, planning and meetings will require clarity andpersistence on the part of the organizers to avoid fragmentation of work processes.
We need to overhaul the management structures for our relationship to avoid fragmentation and to ensure our allocation of resources on China is appropriate.
It would be appropriate if, whenever one or more groups in a region represent an association of 75% of producers and at least 65% of the value of production, they should take over the entire representation of all producers andall production in that region so as to avoid fragmentation of supply.
Given the gravity and the multiple attacks,it is necessary to avoid fragmentation and build around flexible combinations that aims to globally respond to these attacks.
The Directive should apply to the digital content supplied on a durable medium, independently whether it is sold at a distance orin face-to-face situations, so as to avoid fragmentation between the different distribution channels.
The aim of approving EU targets for new light commercial vehicles is to avoid fragmentation of the internal market resulting from the adoption of different measures by Member States.
Given that the average reduction in CO2 emissions during the period 2002-2007 for light commercial vehicles was only 0.4-0.5% per year, and that EU targets for new light commercial vehicles are necessary to avoid fragmentation within the internal market, I am voting in favour of this proposal.
On the other hand, however, in order to avoid fragmentation and not to jeopardise the setting up of integrated payment systems in the Community, Member States should not be allowed to require a particular identifier to be used for payment transactions.
In line with the prioritization efforts made under the 6th Framework-Programme for Research and Development(FP6), national andregional R&D programmes concerned by ETAP should begin to coordinate their activities to avoid fragmentation and efficiency losses, for example through an ERA-NET project.
A simplification of the current structure to one main programme is foreseen in order to avoid fragmentation, overlapping and/or proliferation of projects lacking the critical mass necessary to a lasting impact.
While the US, Japan and emerging technology competitors in East Asia are improving their ability to put together major resources, infrastructure and funding to attract researchers and investments for innovation,the EU is increasingly seen as being unable to avoid fragmentation between Member States, and is becoming less attractive for the location of R&D and innovation business units.
Fiscal Incentive schemes should be introduced by Member States in a coordinated manner across the EU to avoid fragmentation of the internal market, and mainly take the form of tax differentiation, aimed at influencing consumer's behaviour towards a well defined category of vehicles, which will be equipped with the preferred advanced safety functions and after-market installation.
Despite the global nature of electronic communications,coordination of national regulatory measures at European Union level is necessary in order to avoid fragmentation of the internal market, and for the establishment of an appropriate European regulatory framework; such coordination should also contribute to the establishment of a common and strong negotiating position in international forums.
More effective, focussed and coordinated efforts in Community and national research, as provided in Article 165 of the Treaty,will contribute to avoiding fragmentation of European research and to creating a really dynamic and effective European Research and Innovation Area.
The Pontifical Council for Social Communications is itself involved in seeking further forms of ecumenical cooperation, as discoveries in the media field open up new possibilities,with a view to avoiding fragmentation of effort where organization and planning are essential.
This makes it possible to avoid any fragmentation of Community aid.
And we need to avoid this fragmentation of pension provision, so there is an essential role for the European Union there.
It is emphasized that comprehensive health care practices seek to assist subjects as a whole and to avoid any fragmentation and reductionism.
Such a mechanism aims to avoid the fragmentation of liquidity in the different TARGET2 component systems and simplify the liquidity management of the AL group members.