Examples of using To fragmentation in English and their translations into Swedish
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May lead to fragmentation.
Odrysian military strength was based on intra-tribal elites making the kingdom prone to fragmentation.
The path that leads to fragmentation and self-interest.
provided that it does not lead to fragmentation.
This leads to fragmentation of the internal market that should be avoided.
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The segmentation of Eastern Europe has led to fragmentation in many places.
This has led to fragmentation of habitats for many of the species occurring.
Ensure that eGovernment at national level do not lead to new barriers on the single market due to fragmentation and lack of interoperability;
The explosion of fraud is due to fragmentation of the Community's customs services.
Ensure that eGovernment at national level does not lead to new barriers on the single market due to fragmentation and lack of interoperability;
This leads to fragmentation and delay in the emergence of m-commerce an important sub-segment of e-business.
could also lead to fragmentation between distance and face-to-face selling protection.
This leads to fragmentation of the internal information market
many of whose bodies also were subject to fragmentation even though people were strapped to the chairs?
Greater flexibility must not lead to fragmentation, but should be achieved by making full use of the tools provided for by the TEU and the TFEU.
A Collaborative Research instrument will not achieve the critical mass and multidisciplinarity required to fulfil the goals due to fragmentation.
This leads to internal barriers and, thus, to fragmentation and patchwork as well as to a European staying behind.
In addition to fragmentation grenades with a remote detonator
only leads to fragmentation of the internal market
this must not lead to fragmentation and excessive complexity.
Individuals enjoy different data protection rights, due to fragmentation and inconsistent implementation
then such an interpretation can lead to fragmentation of national legislation.
The absence of common rules in various Member States has given way to fragmentation of legal frameworks which is harmful for both consumers
avoid action that could lead to fragmentation of the Internal Market.
a reduction in support for interoperability will lead to fragmentation of standards and systems,
this inevitably leads to fragmentation and duplication.
from underfunding to fragmentation, a lack of conditions for developing innovation, and excessive bureaucracy.
This situation leads to fragmentation of the EU market for these services,
In addition, the multiplication of security requirements implies a cost burden on businesses which operate on European Union level and lead to fragmentation and lack of competitiveness in the European internal market.
The Internal Market is perpetually vulnerable to fragmentation and enlargement will be a moment of heightened vulnerability,