Examples of using A patchwork in English and their translations into Slovenian
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On the contrary, the result will not be a patchwork of subsidies.
Your life is a patchwork of blackness with no time for joy.
In fact the conventional European network is a patchwork of different systems.
That means a patchwork of different safeguards and provisions for processing personal data.
Europe is still a patchwork of national online markets, and Europeans are prevented from enjoying the benefits of a digital Single Market.
Over time, the situation has evolved so that a patchwork of different practices has evolved across the EU.
A patchwork of national policies could create difficulties for businesses operating cross-border, and distortions in competition within the EU.
This means that the internal market is still a patchwork of 27 different regulatory systems.
This has led to a patchwork of national, regional and local solutions endangering the integrity of the single market.
This year among lovers of needlework came in the face to create a patchwork of Christmas balls, called"artichoke".
The world, in short, is a patchwork, humanity is a patchwork and each one of us is a patchwork.
The result is that the healthcaresector is gradually being transformed from a patchwork of individual services into a single entity.
A patchwork of different discourses provides an opportunity for different positions, which can give meaning to women's experience of menopause.
The cartoon is then divided into a patchwork, providing a template for each small glass piece.
A patchwork of national policies could create difficulties for businesses operating in different Member States and distortions in competition within the EU.
Secondly, Europe is characterised by a patchwork of administrative conditions for access to national markets.
This has led to a patchwork of national, regional and local solutions without clear harmonisation, endangering the integrity of the single market.
Provision of high-speed broadband has slowed down, especially in non-urban areas, because of a patchwork of rules and administrative practices at national and sub-national levels.
Elsewhere, there is a patchwork of woods and meadows, with herds of Limousin cattle dotting the landscape, and a few fields of maize or rye.
Finally, a revised Energy TaxationDirective with a CO2 element would prevent a patchwork of national policies from creating obstacles and distortions in the Internal Market.
Europe is still a patchwork of national online markets, and Europeans are prevented from enjoying the benefits of a single digital market.
Northern Ireland comprises a patchwork of communities whose national loyalties are represented in some areas by flags flown from flagpoles or lamp posts.
Budapest sits on a patchwork of almost 125 thermal springs, and‘taking the waters' has been a part of everyday life here since people walked in togas.
Europe is still a patchwork of national online markets, and Europeans are prevented by solvable problems from enjoying the benefits of a digital single market.
Social policies cannot be a patchwork of isolated actions and ideas; we need to ensure a better link between economic, labour, social and environmental initiatives.