Examples of using Risk of fragmentation in English and their translations into Romanian
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Potential risk of fragmentation of the internal market.
And let us be clear: if we start to break up Europe, if we start to backtrack on Europe's major achievements,we will doubtless have to face the risk of fragmentation.
The risk of fragmentation is real, and there needs to be a level playing field.
In this situation,there is a serious risk of fragmentation through proprietary solutions.
There is a risk of fragmentation in terms of the actual effects of some of these new financing instruments including private investments(such as social impact bonds).
The Committee stresses the need to tackle the risk of fragmentation and the necessity of a coherent EU approach.
In view of the risk of fragmentation of the internal market and the complexity that would result from different national/local/airport requirements, this option is not pursued further.
The EESC believes that there is an urgent need for EU-level action to avoid the risk of fragmentation of the internal market in road transport through unilateral national measures to combat social dumping.
(a) the availability and the development of national cybersecurity certification schemes covering a specific category of ICT products, ICT services or ICT processes and, in particular,as regards the risk of fragmentation;
The real risk of fragmentation comes from not hearing citizens' concerns.
It is expected that better cooperation with ICT fora and consortia and especially increased coordination between them andthe formal standardisation organisations will reduce the risk of fragmentation, duplication and conflicting standards in the ICT domain.
That is why I believe that there is no risk of fragmentation; indeed, the European Commission will be vigilant in preventing any kind of fragmentation of the single market.
If the technical requirements regarding the noise emissions of motor vehicles are not updated to technical progress by using an adequate test methodology andapplying acceptable limit values there is a risk of fragmentation of the internal market.
Currently in Europe,there is a risk of fragmentation in the Internal market as there are several Mobile TV technologies for different platforms so that the benefits outlined above may not materialise.
The option selected means that, while allowing flexibility for Member States in the choice and timing of any move to wireless broadband use, the technical conditions that will apply once this choice is made are clear and coordinated,thus removing the principal risk of fragmentation.
As a result,there is also a risk of fragmentation of the European Union, with Member States divided according to their different interests, thereby undermining the common foreign and security policy.
In this context,a lack of coordination between national approaches concerning the roll-out of 5G networks would create a significant risk of fragmentation in terms of spectrum availability, service continuity across borders(e.g. connected vehicles) and implementation of standards.
It is also important to curtail the increasing risk of fragmentation of EU banking markets, which significantly undermines the single market for financial services and impairs the effective transmission of monetary policy to the real economy throughout the Euro Area.
The amendments presented in this proposal aim at increasing the effects of the instrument upon third countries while eliminating the potentially negative consequences of the instrument in its original form, such as the possibility to close the EU procurement market completely to a trading partner,the administrative burden related to the application of the instrument and the risk of fragmentation of the internal market.
In the light of a great risk of fragmentation of the internal market, which would possibly result from uncoordinated unilateral actions by Member States, the Commission is putting forward, in this proposal, common minimum solutions for implementation.
We are carrying out this analysis at a time when the European project is facing great challenges,given the risk of fragmentation or, as many people are saying, the threat to the very survival of the extraordinary integration achieved over little more than half a century.
In the light of a great risk of fragmentation of the internal market, which would possibly result from uncoordinated unilateral actions by Member States, the Commission is putting forward, in this proposal, solutions for achieving coherence a certain degree of uniformity in implementing the BEPS Action 13 across the EU.
With regard to the consequences of the exclusion of self-employed drivers, the Commission recalls why it had proposed including them: the regulation on driving time and rest periods does not make any such distinction between drivers;to prevent the risk of fragmentation through drivers being encouraged to become"(false) self-employed"; and to ensure that the aims of fair competition and improving road safety and working conditions are applied across the entire sector.
Building on the work of the ICT Task Force, the reflection must tackle barriers that hinder the provision of pan-European online services, explore how ICT can reinforce the internal market andtry to assess the cost and risks of fragmentation of the European information society.
Little commonality is currently visible in the different systems which exist- individual island solutions have been developed and if action is not takenquickly to create bridges between these systems, there is a strong risk of market fragmentation.
The varying speed with which individual Member States implement a PSI re-use policy creates the risk of further fragmentation of the internal market, to the detriment of businesses, consumers and citizens.
Furthermore, given the systemic impact of the problems, uncoordinated action may even prove counterproductive because of the risk of data fragmentation and incoherence.
On this last point,insufficient coordination at European level of national initiatives could lead to the risk of further fragmentation of the internal market22.