Examples of using To avoid fragmentation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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This is essential to avoid fragmentation of the single market.
Description Put in place an informationmanagement strategy at the highest possible level to avoid fragmentation and duplication.
This is essential to avoid fragmentation of the single market.
The EESC believes that supranational issuesrequire solutions to be provided at this level to avoid fragmentation of the Single Market.
To avoid fragmentation in the internal market for financial services, bearing in mind the increasing number of uncoordinated national tax measures being put in place.
Intervention at EU level is also needed to avoid fragmentation of the internal market.
To avoid fragmentation of the internal market and to ensure that there are no gaps in intelligence gathering and other measures against terrorism, a proposal from the Commission is now required.
There is a need to act at the EU level to avoid fragmentation of the single market.
To avoid fragmentation and ensure a holistic approach, due consideration should be given to the European Interoperability Strategy and the European Interoperability Framework when priorities are set for the ISA programme.
Promote the use of European cybersecurity certification to avoid fragmentation of the internal market;
Success on these points is essential to avoid fragmentation of the internal market in transport through national implementation measures and to create conditions for further market opening in this sector.
DSM should be anintegral part of the revamped single market to avoid fragmentation of the European digital environment.
On the other hand, however, in order to avoid fragmentation and jeopardising the setting-up of integrated payment systems in the Union, Member States should not be allowed to require a particular identifier to be used for payment transactions.
The companies hope to ensure the widest possible ecosystem for LTE and to avoid fragmentation of technical solutions.
All possible means will be used to avoid fragmentation by concentrating resources on achieving a limited number of EU objectives and using the expertise of key stakeholders, where appropriate, on the basis of partnership agreements and framework agreements.
They should aim to relieve operators from unnecessary regulatory burden,regardless of the business model adopted, and to avoid fragmentation of the Single Market.
Such a rationale is still valid today,as EU action is needed to avoid fragmentation of the internal market and to ensure a high and equal level of protection across Europe.
The Directive should apply to the digital content supplied on a durable medium, independently whether it is sold at a distance or in face-to-face situations, so asto avoid fragmentation between the different distribution channels.
The aim of approving EU targets fornew light commercial vehicles is to avoid fragmentation of the internal market resulting from the adoption of different measures by Member States.
The Directive should apply to the digital content supplied on a duratangible medium, independently whether it is solupplied at a distance or in face-to-face situations, so asto avoid fragmentation between the different distribution channels.
These tendencies require clear rules at theUnion level to maintain the open internet and to avoid fragmentation of the single market resulting from individual Member States' measures.
This Proposal for a Directive is therefore aimed at developing a common tax reserved for financial transactions, the main objectives of which are to ensure that financial institutions make afair contribution to covering the costs of the crisis and to avoid fragmentation in the internal market for financial transactions.
The common rules at the Union levelare meant to ensure the openness of the internet and to avoid fragmentation of the internal market resulting from measures adopted by individual Member States.
The EP here reminds us that‘these tendencies require clear rules at theUnion level to maintain the open internet and to avoid fragmentation of the single market resulting from individual Member States' measures.'.
In order to avoid risks of delocalisation a co-ordinatedapproach is needed both at EU level to avoid fragmentation of the Single Market and at international level, in line with the ambitions for G-20 co-operation.
Those tendencies require common rules at theUnion level to ensure the openness of the internet and to avoid fragmentation of the internal market resulting from measures adopted by individual Member States.