Examples of using To the fragmentation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Pursuing this path is suicidal and will lead to the fragmentation of Europe.
There is a clear cost to the fragmentation and inaccessibility of marine data.
This exclusion gives rise to the fragmentation and weak protection for European consumers when travelling.
Inside Syria, the situation is complicated due to the fragmentation of the country.
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Due to the fragmentation of the financial market, the evidence of the counterfactual is practically impossible.
We are faced with a complex problem linked to the fragmentation and operation of the mobile phone market in Europe.
They are still finding it challenging to obtain loans,particularly in the periphery economies due in part to the fragmentation of the banking sector37.
From here it was but a short step to the fragmentation of radical politics, its metamorphosis into multiculturalism.”.
This points out to the fragmentation of Serbian employers' organisations and lack of ability to speak in a unified voice.
Raising capital on a cross border basis is costly and complex due to the fragmentation of national rules that govern'private placements3' abroad.
R3 is unlikely to consent to the fragmentation of Corda for broader application, or to the technology being incorporated into another protocol(although it probably wouldn't object to the other way around).
Let us take advantage of our European continent:let us get rid of the barriers that lead to the fragmentation and to less economic and social efficiency.
Those barriers continue to lead to the fragmentation of the single market, often forcing traders to engage in geo-blocking practices.
All Member States welcomed the proposal, given the continued growth in air traffic anddelays attributed to problems linked to the fragmentation of the European airspace.
This book designis an excellent physical metaphor relating to the fragmentation of memory, that memory can be incomplete and jumbled with time.
In particular, the analysis of the problems has been strengthened by explaining how far low levels of cross-border venturecapital fundraising can be attributed to the fragmentation of rules in the EU.
One of the many reasons was that more important environmental problems were not distinguished from less important ones,which led to the fragmentation of the limited environmental protection funds.
In an industry that relies heavily on innovation the absence of a European approach would lead to the fragmentation of markets and hinder the introduction of new technologies or innovative solutions, particularly for SMEs.
Oxo-degradable plastic' means plastic materials that include additives which, through oxidation,lead to the fragmentation of the plastic material into micro-fragments or to chemical decomposition.
We believe that there should be a separate entity which is independent of the Commission and accountable to the European Parliament, and that this entity could assist the Commission in tackling the remaining problems of inconsistency in regulation,which leads to the fragmentation of European markets.
Because of this integration, isolated national intervention would be far less efficient andwould lead to the fragmentation of the markets, resulting in regulatory arbitrage and distortion of competition.
Broadband investments are currently insufficient in many regions due to lack of competition and high market risk,with under-developed public services which are non-interoperable due to the fragmentation of technical solutions.
That will be a task for the future, for which a solution can only be found by putting the long-term focus on the goal of the internal market,putting an end to the fragmentation into individual directorates general and different political approaches, and actually seeing the internal market as the grand aim of the European project that we have rather neglected in recent years.
As was recalled by the Advocate General in points 109 and 110 of his Opinion, the Court has thus already held that an interpretation of the rules of Regulation No 650/2012 which would lead to the fragmentation of the succession would be incompatible with the objectives pursued by that regulation(see, to that effect, judgment of 12 October 2017, Kubicka, C‑218/16, EU: C: 2017:755, paragraph 57).
Dialogue between the Commission and the Member States should be facilitated in order to prevent the adoption of national provisions establishing requirements and authorisation schemes that would be contrary to Directive 2006/123/EC andthat would lead to the fragmentation of the Single Market, and in order to minimise the number of new infringement cases.