Examples of using Duplication and fragmentation in English and their translations into Slovak
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This leads to costly duplication and fragmentation.
The stated purpose is to increase efficiency,make it easier to apply for grants and reduce duplication and fragmentation.
The EU should work to cut duplication and fragmentation and to increase coordination and effectiveness of the UN system.
Increasing added value and leverage and avoiding duplication and fragmentation.
Such potential duplication and fragmentation should be avoided, and coherence, synergy and subsidiarity should feature in all EU actions.
However, if we are to fully overcome unnecessary duplication and fragmentation, we must go further.
Military capabilities in the EU have been negatively affected by under-investments and cuts in national defense budgets in recent years,and are characterized by a high level of duplication and fragmentation;
Stresses the need to enable businesses to grow by removing hurdles, duplication and fragmentation that hinders cross-border development;
It is necessary to avoid duplication and fragmentation of efforts, to foster coordinatedand effective use of the facilities and where appropriate to pool resources so that the Union can also acquire and operate research infrastructures at world level.
This will increase efficiency,make it easier to apply for grants, as well as reducing duplication and fragmentation.
Spending at this level enhances synergies, reduces excessive duplication and fragmentation, creates critical mass and generates economies of scale.
This will increase efficiency,make it easier to apply for grants, and reduce duplication and fragmentation.
Calls on the Commission to work towardsdeveloping strong EU leadership to prevent duplication and fragmentation of effortsand ensure coherent national-level policies and the exchange of best practices for wider usage of AI;
The overall aim is toincrease efficiency, make it easier to apply for grants, as well as reducing duplication and fragmentation.
The strategy duly reflects EU priorities, avoiding unnecessary duplication and fragmentation of efforts, and actively seeks to exploit opportunities for joint programming, cross-border co-operationand exploiting the leverage effects of EU instruments.
This is intended toincrease efficiency, make it easier to apply for grants, and reduce duplication and fragmentation.
This objective aims to avoid duplication and fragmentation of efforts, to foster coordinated and effective use of the facilities and, where appropriate, to pool resources so that Europe can also acquire and operate research infrastructures at world-class level.
One-stop-shop secures the handling of a merger by a single competition agency,thus increasing administrative efficiency and avoiding duplication and fragmentation of enforcement effort by multiple authorities.
Supports the consolidation of cooperation on the ground with international partners to increase the cost-effectiveness of multi-donor actions, as effective coordination among donors isstill an essential prerequisite with a view to preventing the duplication and fragmentation of assistance;
Whereas the industrial landscape of defence in Europe is a sector of key importance and is, at the same time,characterised by overcapacities, duplication and fragmentation, which acts as a brake on the competiveness of the defence industryand which has led to expanding export policies;
Ensuring a single and sufficiently flexible regulatory framework which will render participation easier, create a more coherent set of instruments covering both researchand innovation and increase the scientific and economic impact while avoiding duplication and fragmentation.
The Joint Undertaking seeks to align strategies between Member States to attract private investment and contribute to the effectiveness of public support by avoiding unnecessary duplication and fragmentation of effort, facilitating the participation of actors involved in relevant researchand innovation.
(6) An integrated approach should be ensured by bringing together activities covered by the Seventh Framework Programme for research, the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology(the EIT) to make participation easier, create a more coherent setof instruments and increase the scientific and economic impact while avoiding duplication and fragmentation.
Some weaknesses are becoming apparent in Europe, in particular a shortage of private investment in research and industrial innovation, a lack of leading interdisciplinary infrastructures,and an increasing risk of duplication and fragmentation in research efforts due to rising investment by the Member States.
Military capabilities in the EU have been negatively affected by under-investments and cuts in national defence budgets in recent years,and are characterised by a high level of duplication and fragmentation, the auditors point out.
Too much fragmentation and costly duplication.
Removal of fragmentation and duplication brings not only greater sales efficiency but also reduces sales support costs.
A single programme will result in simpler application rules and procedures,as well as avoiding fragmentation and duplication.