Examples of using To be fragmented in English and their translations into Swedish
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The European industry, on the other hand, continues to be fragmented.
If you allow the internal market to be fragmented, we will see the ugly face of economic nationalism again in Europe.
At the same time, we should not allow the cohesion policy to be fragmented.
For instance, potential agglomerates have to be fragmented and then transported,
During forensic analysis, the DNA samples are often found to be fragmented or damaged.
The measures presented under objectives 2 and 3 appear to be fragmented, while those under Objective 4 focus on establishing the preconditions for involving all actors.
The Committee emphasises that the European UCITS system still appears to be fragmented.
these organisations tended to be fragmented geographically, often only local or regional in reality.
While our societies rapidly and drastically transform, our knowledge about fundamental factors of transition continues to be fragmented.
The market for organic food in the EU continues to be fragmented along national lines.
Without coordination between cohesion policy and the CEF, EU funding for infrastructure would continued to be fragmented.
the market continues to be fragmented, with ten or so different marketplaces.
especially if the armaments market in the EU of 25 Member States continues to be fragmented.
Nanotechnology does appear to be fragmented, but it is this very fragmentation that makes it so important because aspects of it permeate into almost every aspect of human endeavour.
As a result of this House' s decision to reject the directive, the European capital markets will continue to be fragmented in a key area, namely the trading of companies.
As has been shown, the European UCITS system still appears to be fragmented, with relatively small businesses compared to the U.S. and apparently still sluggish cross-border collaboration and flows.
Our knowledge of the latter tends to be fragmented and based on often negative stereotypes.
farmers' organizations, or student organizations, have tended to be fragmented and fractious.
My interest arises from the fact that the economic area in the region continues to be fragmented and isolated and its regional
investment funds and hedge funds do not evade effective supervision because national competences continue to be fragmented?
It will also help to avoid the risk that ongoing activities continue to be fragmented and therefore less effective than they could be in addressing the challenges described in this Communication.
population groups at risk, they appear to be fragmented and not linked to any measures presented under the rest of the Objectives.
Years after the first regulations regarding access to road transport, the market continues to be fragmented, with 27 national versions of rules as regards the control of access to the profession
which would continue to be fragmented in 28 constituent parts
as well as between the various courses that make up our institution so that it ceases to be fragmented into isolated compartments,
Abby will find these to be fragments of the 55-gallon oil drum.
Ikeya-Seki is a member of the Kreutz Sungrazers, which are suggested to be fragments of a large comet which broke up in 1106.
the sample material must be fragmented to its single primary particles.
The participation of women in scientific research within the EU continues to be too fragmented.
Speaking of pollution, I would like to draw the Commissioner's attention to the fact that the mechanism for monitoring all the requirements we have just discussed happens to be very fragmented.