Examples of using Further fragmentation in English and their translations into Swedish
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but prevents further fragmentation.
The Italian Government raises the danger of the further fragmentation of contract law and the German Länder
If they are not, the market risks further fragmentation.
This means that further fragmentation will not result in a higher success rate,
Flexicurity" and mobility due to further fragmentation of value chains.
Considers this measure to be important for safeguarding the functioning of the European Parliament, since it will avoid further fragmentation;
In the Committee's view, any trends towards further fragmentation of national systems should be countered as of now.
On the one hand, the absence of an interoperable DRM infrastructure may lead to further fragmentation of the market.
A dual regime for domestic and cross-border transactions would create further fragmentation and would make it more difficult for consumers who are already insufficiently aware of their rights to become familiar with the regulatory framework.
Given the current limitations on resources and the present mechanisms that encourage further fragmentation, it is necessary to either.
Action by Member States alone is likely to result in further fragmentation of ADR, which in turn would contribute to unequal treatment for consumers
The president of the App Developers Alliance argues against further fragmentation of the Android ecosystem.
Uncoordinated efforts by Member States are likely to result in further fragmentation of ADR, which in turn will contribute to unequal treatment for consumers
with new national measures causing further fragmentation.
However, the proliferation of such agreements would be likely to lead to further fragmentation of the market and even greater complexity.
to avoid that a different pace in the Member States in dealing with the re-use of public sector information will lead to further fragmentation.
An initiative in the area of e-invoicing in public procurement would prevent the further fragmentation of the internal market
other Danube countries and thus further fragmentation of IWT law;
general incentives have to prevent further fragmentation of the market, as these would hamper development of cross-border services
particularly with regard to cross-border screening of films and in preventing further fragmentation of the European cinema market;
to ensure avoidance of further fragmentation in the market and to avoid past mistakes whereby there was a lack of accessibility in mainstream ICT
particularly with regard to cross-border screening of films and in preventing further fragmentation of the European cinema market;
general incentives have to prevent both the creation of oligopolistic positions and further fragmentation of the market, as these would hamper development of cross-border services
instead will contribute to further fragmentation and complication.
since it avoids a dual regime which would have created further fragmentation and distortions of competition between businesses trading only domestically
as more Member States acquire HRSD capacity and establish their own national ones further fragmentation is likely to occur.
and that developments towards further fragmentation of national systems should be counteracted already now.
may generate further fragmentation in the Digital Single Market.
applied could result in a further fragmentation of the system and increased difficulties for cross-border traders.
national legislative authorities and from the need to prevent further fragmentation of the law in the Community in the future.