Examples of using To duplication in English and their translations into Romanian
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Both are not incompatible butcould lead to duplication of work.
In addition to duplication, Qi Jianqiu believes that the style of the market-oriented painting is very casual.
In the case of the creation of the Community patent it would lead to duplication of EU-wide patent courts.
This can lead to duplication of tasks or to situations where none of the economic operators involved is considered the paying agent.
Improving economies of scale by avoiding waste due to duplication and optimising use of financial resources.
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This applies, in particular, to duplication, editing, translation, storage, utilisation, processing or reproduction of content in databases or other electronic media and systems.
Moreover, R& D investment in Europe is fragmented, leading to duplication and waste of scarce resources.
Without joint actions, exchange of good practices is expected to become more fragmented and more costly, andlack of coordinated training programmes will lead to duplication of efforts.
Yet, in Europe, investment in research is fragmented,leading to duplication and a waste of scarce resources.
The EU must increase and make better use of its investment in this strategic area,instead of relying entirely on a research structure that lacks focus and leads to duplication of effort.
Notes that the lack of coordination between the Member States is leading to duplication of work, resulting in inefficient expenditure and administrative burdens;
This leads to duplication of efforts, setting different standards, transnational characteristics of the spill-overs generated by ICT, and administrative complexity of establishing such coordination by way of bilateral and multilateral agreements.
Reduced fragmentation and proliferation: Proliferation andfragmentation lead to duplication and unnecessary transaction costs.
If the EU is to continue to be a player in this sector with great development potential, the EU must increase its investment in this strategic area and make better use of it,rather than relying on a research structure that fragments effort and leads to duplication.
The absence of a common strategy on a European level has led to duplication in this cooperation, with a resulting waste of resources and a reduced impact9.
One consequence of the proliferation of funds is that they are less visible, and thus citizens and interested parties are less aware of them;another is that this can lead to duplications or inconsistencies and thus reduce the overall impact of this policy.
This is due to the fact that most of the games that have been subject to duplication, soon produce enough global updates, and this will inevitably lead to permanent loss of user interest in the latter category.
Foundational ICT research in Europe today remains fragmented in most domains,leading to duplication of effort, diverging priorities and untapped potential.
New defence programmes are not sufficiently co-ordinated at the European level,which leads to duplication and impedes synergies and economies of scale for the companies involved in different programmes.
The EU, its individual Member States and international donors fail to coordinate their funding, training and development work;leading to duplication, wasted resources, and the lack of a common vision to support a strong democracy.
Second, uncoordinated provision of Earth observation services at Member State level would lead to duplication and make it difficult or even impossible to monitor implementation of EC environmental legislation on the basis of transparent and objective criteria.
Defence research anddevelopment is also mainly undertaken at a national level, which leads to duplication of programmes and less efficiency than a more coordinated approach.
Calls on the Member States to overcome the current lack of efficiency in defence spending due to duplication, fragmentation, lack of interoperability and to aim for the EU to become a security provider also by better controlling arms exports;
This leads to costly duplication and fragmentation.
In addition it may lead to costly duplication of efforts.