Examples of using This fragmentation in English and their translations into Russian
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This fragmentation of the oversight function results in duplications and inefficiencies.
A reorganization of the water sector should address this fragmentation and streamline processes.
This fragmentation allows the more complex parts of manufacturing to remain in cities and the more routine-like parts to relocate to cheaper places.
Accordingly, small borrowers are heavily reliant on the informal financial sector, andrecent reforms have done little to remedy this fragmentation.
In order to progress in addressing this fragmentation, it is necessary to understand to what extent the fragmentation implies that.
Given their potential for political rebuilding, the regional and local elections are a worrying sign that this fragmentation may turn into political polarization.
This fragmentation was clearly outlined 20 years ago and unfortunately persists constantly, resurging especially during electoral campaigns.
International organizations andfunding agencies often reinforce this fragmentation by transferring their own segmented administrative requirements and policies for funding to the recipient.
This fragmentation has a number of detrimental consequences, so UNFPA will move progressively to a more unified funding architecture.
The Regional Director responded that this fragmentation was the result of trying to address the needs of the whole child through a sectoral approach.
Given this fragmentation, climate finance must incorporate the lessons of aid delivery to improve how assistance is organized and delivered.
The Secretary-General has indicated that this fragmentation also drives up the costs of operations and prevents the Organization from realizing economies of scale see A/65/491 and A/65/576.
This fragmentation is largely inevitable, as the suboperations interact through complex, multiple avenues that are always related or articulated in a multidimensional way.
Several factors account for this fragmentation: first, when the Bakaraaha Arms Market traders left the Bakaraaha market they sought security in areas of Mogadishu controlled by their sub-clan.
Due to this fragmentation of the left-wing opposition, the radical nationalist Jobbik became the second largest party in a nationwide election for the first time since its establishment.
Ongoing policy efforts to reduce this fragmentation should be continued to fully reap the potential of VC funds for investing in innovative small and medium-sized enterprises SMEs.
However, this fragmentation also carries the risks of duplication of resources and of concurrent development of noncompatible applications and data formats.
Second, they must acknowledge that this fragmentation, in the form of overlapping agendas and a lack of integration, has at times created weaknesses in the conceptualization and implementation of sustainable development.
This fragmentation has been intensified by the impact of private-sector sources of health and social services, particularly with respect to occupational health services and ambulatory specialized care 5, 6.
At the country level, this fragmentation and overlap make it difficult for the United Nations to respond to the needs of countries in a consistent, coherent and cost-effective manner.
This fragmentation has resulted in the development of multiple bespoke systems that cannot easily interact, are costly to maintain and have not kept pace with technological developments.
Furthermore, because of this fragmentation, staff and other stakeholders experience enormous difficulty in finding the information they need, resulting in loss of productivity and ineffectiveness.
This fragmentation has led to the proliferation of duplicate, incompatible and outdated systems, a limited ability to share and process information, and incomplete coverage of ICT requirements, as well as a lack of transparency as to the level of the Organization's ICT expenditure and staffing.
Mark Cousins comments that this"fragmentation captured his indecision… and confusion", adding that"Although the effect jars, the idea of visual conflict was central to Soviet montage cinema of that time.
This fragmentation has had a negative effect on social and economic life for the vast proportion of Palestinian residents, who must compete with Israeli settlers for limited resources such as land and water, while their freedom of access and movement is restricted.
Consequently, this fragmentation of local health services resulted to the deterioration of integrative approaches to health care delivery, efficiency of the health care delivery system and quality of local health care services.
In some cases, this fragmentation was caused by the imperative of mobilizing resources, leading to a loss of internal cohesion and external coherence, potentially crowding out coordination and brokering roles.
In order to address this fragmentation, the High-level Panel recommended the"Delivering as one" approach and a stronger commitment to working together on the implementation of one strategy, in the pursuit of one set of goals.
As a result of this fragmentation, some have expressed concern over what they see as a lack of critical mass- in resources, science, capacity, etc.- that has both entrenched and reinforced the sense that there is a lack of coherence.
This cultural fragmentation is also reflected within the United Nations.