Examples of using To reduce fragmentation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Centralise steering policies, not least to reduce fragmentation and bureaucracy;
Development partners committed themselves in Busan to increased use of country-led coordination arrangements to reduce fragmentation.
Make full use of the single market policy to reduce fragmentation and remove obstacles to cross-border activities;
There is, however, merit in considering whether more can be done to reduce fragmentation.
It helps to reduce fragmentation in European research investments and opens the European Research Areato global cooperation.
The regulation increases market transparency and adopts measures to reduce fragmentation.
Simplifying the authorisation system should help to reduce fragmentation, facilitate cross-border access to online content and create more balanced protection of authors, particularly vis-à-vis the business giants controlling digital markets.
The EC's proposals for thematic concentration as a means to reduce fragmentation of efforts are welcome.
Secondly, by adopting measures to reduce fragmentation amongst European actors, initiatives such as the Code of Conduct on Division of Labour are a significant contribution to taking forward the aid effectiveness agenda worldwide.
The draft regulation increases market transparency andcontains measures to reduce fragmentation.
Although the EESC welcomes theCommission's proposals for thematic concentration as a means to reduce fragmentation of effort, it nevertheless recommends showing greater flexibility, largely to make the territorial approach easier to apply and, thus, to improve the effectiveness of the policy.
The EESC further welcomes theCommission's proposals for thematic concentration as a means to reduce fragmentation of effort.
Action is also needed at EU level to reduce fragmentation of end-user protection rules, which raises administrative costs for cross-border service providers and hinders development of innovative services, while resulting in an uneven and sub-optimal level of consumer protection across the Union.
EFSA will consider adapting itsbudget structure within the overall budgetary framework to reduce fragmentation and needs for transfers in the future.
EESC agrees that there is a need to reduce fragmentation of the defence equipment market and to increase its competitiveness and transparency as prerequisites for maintaining and strengthening a viable EU defence industry and for contributing to more cost effectiveness in procuring and managing appropriate defence capabilities.
With regard to the Commission's proposals, the Committee welcomes the continued emphasis on consumer protection,together with the drive to reduce fragmentation and increase harmonisation.
A key strand of the Investment Plan is the Capital Markets Union("CMU") Action Plan,4 which aims to reduce fragmentation in the capital markets, remove regulatory barriers to the financing of the economy and increase the supply of capital to businesses through establishing a genuine single capital market.
This provides an incentive to both parties to pursue standardisation and publication of R& D results,and can thus help to reduce fragmentation of public demand.
In addition, we must make decisive progress towards achieving the Single European Sky, developingall the functional airspace blocks(FABs) more quickly to reduce fragmentation in the management of airspace and to ensure their more effective management.
EU policies and funding should link EU level andnational investments leading to reducing fragmentation and duplication of public expenditure, enhancing quality and interoperability.
Shared accessibility requirements at EU level have the potential to reduce market fragmentation and to foster interoperability.
Legal provisions and incentives to reduce ownership fragmentation, sometimes coupled to incentives for co-operation among forest owners;
The third is to reduce the fragmentation of approaches in deploying these technologies in Europe.
The amended proposal aims to reduce regulatory fragmentation and to encourage and facilitate growth in cross-border service provision.
It is also necessary to reduce the fragmentation of funding instruments, ensuring the rationalisation of cohesion policy spending.
Proposals for Member State actions to reduce market fragmentation and improve conditions for venture capital fundraising and investment.
EU initiatives have not yet made it possible to reduce the fragmentation of the European rail market sufficiently.
To reduce market fragmentation and improve conditions for venture capital fundraising and investing, the Commission invites Member States to: .