Examples of using Existing fragmentation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Furthermore, it could play a role in reducing the existing fragmentation of the Internal market.
It removes existing fragmentation and prevents future fragmentation as it would be applicable when Member States legislate on accessibility.
The area of Rights was mentioned as an example of the existing fragmentation, where action should be taken.
Whereas the existing fragmentation of budget lines and responsibilities can make it difficult to provide a comprehensive overview of how funds are used, and even to quantify exactly how much the Union spends on migration;
The area of justice was mentioned as an example of the existing fragmentation, where action should be taken.
Believes that the existing fragmentation of instruments with their own specific objectives without being interlinked, hinders parliamentary oversight on the way funds are implemented, the identification of responsibilities and therefore makes it difficult to clearly assess the financial amounts actually spent to support external action on migration;
National corporate tax systems are disparate andindependent action by Member States would only replicate the existing fragmentation of the internal market in direct taxation.
As such, only a common strategy will prevent the existing fragmentation, which impedes the complete and efficient use of the resources and budgets dedicated to culture.
Such taxation exists at national level in some Member States, but action at EU level could prove more effective and efficient, andit could play a role in reducing the existing fragmentation of the Internal Market.
Such an approach would in fact only replicate andpossibly worsen the existing fragmentation in the internal market and perpetuate the present inefficiencies and distortions in the interaction of a patchwork of distinct measures.
This cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States acting individually, given that national corporate tax systems are disparate andthat independent action by Member States would only replicate the existing fragmentation of the internal market in direct taxation.
By the same token,a uniform definition at EU level could play a crucial role in reducing the existing fragmentation of the Internal Market, including for the different products of the financial sector that often serve as close substitutes.
As less than 10% of websites are accessible, the European market for web‑accessibility could grow significantly andharmonised approaches could facilitate this by putting an end to the existing fragmentation and lack of confidence in the web-accessibility market.
Believes that, in addition to the funding gap, the existing fragmentation of instruments with their own specific objectives that are not interlinked hinders parliamentary oversight of the way funds are implemented and identification of where responsibilities lie, making it difficult to clearly assess the financial amounts actually spent to support external action on migration;
Given that national corporate tax systems are disparate,independent action by Member States would only replicate the existing fragmentation of the internal market in direct taxation and allow mismatches to persist.
The fragmentation of existing laws scares off both consumers and businesses who are considering becoming involved in cross-border trade.
No legislative action would mean that existing regulatory fragmentation would remain or could increase through Member States' use of minimum harmonisation clauses.
All together, these initiatives should contribute to stronger framework conditions for innovation, the reduction of existing market fragmentation and ultimately to job creation.
The adoption of this report is another step towards the full achievement of the internal market, since the existing legal fragmentation is a deterrent for both consumers and businesses when they want to conduct cross-border trade.
The EESC encourages all parties concerned to broaden the interpretation of the legal base of the proposal, Article 114 TFEU, in order toavoid a too narrow focus on existing market fragmentation related to accessibility requirements.
In order toavoid the ever greater fragmentation of existing regulations in this area, a targeted full harmonisation approach was sought; that is to say, harmonisation limited to specific aspects of certain contracts, while maintaining a high level of consumer protection.
This EU level effort represents a vast improvement in efficiency compared to the fragmentation that existed before.