Examples of using Unnecessary complexity in English and their translations into Slovenian
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They just add unnecessary complexity.
Unnecessary complexity is also caused by too many committees.
People tend to add unnecessary complexity.
Unnecessary complexity, too much of the requested data, push the visitor.
Highlight and remove unnecessary complexity and bureaucracy.
In view of simplification,there is a need to assess whether there is actually evidence of unnecessary complexity.
Anyway, they provoke unnecessary complexity, strife, and severe stress.
How royalties work today(a journey into unnecessary complexity).
Remove unnecessary complexity in the treatment of trading book market risk and counterparty credit risk.
Too many options equals too much unnecessary complexity.
Unnecessary complexity and delay in the procedures for granting rights of way may therefore represent important obstacles to the development of competition.
However, toxic people create unnecessary complexity, strife, and worst of all stress.
The Commission has a firm commitment to a continuing process of evaluation andrevision of legislation to avoid unnecessary complexity or burdens.
This is potentially onerous for market participants and creates unnecessary complexity that may discourage issuers from having their shares traded on venues in the European Union.
Existing applications and services will be able to move to the private cloud without the need to learn unproven technologies orintroduce unnecessary complexity.
His contribution to this rapidly expanding field has been to reduce the unnecessary complexity that inevitably finds its way into new discoveries.
These varied formats cause unnecessary complexity and high costs for economic operators and public entities and prevent electronic invoices to flow seamlessly across the EU.
The use of such structures is decreasing andis considered to add unnecessary complexity to the covered bond programs.
The EESC would warn against unnecessary complexity and the duplication of certification or control requirements regarding aerodrome equipment, except where clearly warranted for safety reasons.
My own contribution to this rapidly expanding energy psychology field has been to reduce the unnecessary complexity that inevitably finds its way into new discoveries.
Underlines that the current interpretation of the notion‘matters with cross-border implications' is rather narrow and has given rise to the creation of two sets of rules andtwo categories of litigants that might lead to further problems and unnecessary complexity;
There is a great deal of criticism of the opaqueness andcomplexity of procedures for drawing up European law, the unnecessary complexity of adaptations(gold-plating) which add requirements not initially contained in the directives.
(6)To avoid unnecessary complexity and subsequent rise in business costs, in particular for intra-Community trade, goods and services that can be used only as intermediate input to an economic activity should not be eligible for reduced rates in a definitive VAT system.
The requirement to indicate non-textile parts of animal origin(Article 12) and the requirement to label or mark textile products in the languages of the Member States in which the products are marketed(Article 16(3))were cited by some Member States and many stakeholders as causing most problems(confusion, unnecessary complexity and cost).
Eliminate uncertainties, layers of legislation, inconsistencies in the law and unnecessary complexity in product conformity assessments: these should be appropriate, authoritative, independent and impartial and comply with a common legal framework for industrial products;
We have pointed out that the overly complex legal framework in earlier Framework programmes could hinder the efficient implementation of the programmes21. For Horizon 2020,there are two ways for removing unnecessary complexity in the design of programmes: rewriting the basic legal rules(“hard law”) guided by the principles of good administration22 and/or creating a simpler interface to adapt a complex system to the real life of researchers.
Horizon 2020 is complex due to the entirety of regulations, rules, guidelines, procedures and processes for implementation(including control and audit)and the multitude of funding instruments7. Unnecessary complexity brings the following risks: irregularity(if the rules are complex or unclear, the probability of non-compliance is high), inefficiency(too much might be spent on administration or on funded projects) and ineffectiveness(performance targets could be missed).
Because we do not like unnecessary complexities.