Примери за използване на A fragmentation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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which is characterised by a growing concentration of demand and, in parallel, by a fragmentation of supply.
will look into the question of whether these divergent approaches may lead to a fragmentation of the Single Market.
Second, the creation of a new consumer forum for the consumer-assignee with regard to claims assigned by other consumers is likely to lead to a fragmentation and multiplication of fora.
will look into the question of whether Member States' differing approaches have led to a fragmentation of the Single Market.
(21) In order to prevent a fragmentation of the rules concerning the responsibility of food business operators with respect to food information it is appropriate to clarify the responsibilities of food business operators in this area.
(21) In order to prevent a fragmentation of the rules concerning the responsibility of food business operators with respect to food information it is appropriate to clarify the responsibilities of food business operators in this area.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(21) In order to prevent a fragmentation of the rules concerning the responsibility of food business operators with respect to food information it is appropriate to clarify the responsibilities of food business operators in this area.
(24) In order to prevent a fragmentation of the rules concerning the responsibility of food business operators with respect to incorrect, misleading or missing food information
A fragmentation of the global economic space by a policy of completely unlimited economic egoism
Android has long had a fragmentation problem, with many devices stuck on very old versions and even those which will ultimately get the latest
in economic terms Hague will only lose from a fragmentation of the European internal market.
differences in national law, lead to a fragmentation in the exercise of OLAF's powers in the Member States,
Differences in the protection given in the Community to one and the same medicinal product would give rise to a fragmentation of the market, whereby the medicinal product would still be protected in some national markets but no longer protected
the existence of weak spots in the financial sector have recently led to tensions and a fragmentation of the markets, with increasing distortions in the single market.
This varied evolution of national legislations has led to a fragmentation of the legislative frameworks across the EU,
and to avoid a fragmentation of the internal market.
Disloyalty is a fragmentation bomb.
Includes a fragmentation prevention algorithm;