Examples of using To fragmentation in English and their translations into Dutch
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The absence of common rules in various Member States has given way to fragmentation of legal frameworks which is harmful for both consumers and manufacturers and in fact prevents the realisation of a common market.
There is a danger that this will lead to fragmentation of the market, particularly as,
at the same time also lead to fragmentation, causing society to disintegrate into endless links
Critics point out that this way of subsidising has lead to fragmentation, large differences-geographically
Deforestation leads to a decline in biodiversity, and the construction of roads to fragmentation of the natural habitat. It leads to
The explosion of fraud is due to fragmentation of the Community's customs services.
other purely national approaches can lead to fragmentation of the Internet and could compromise economic growth
deem more protective than European-level measures, which could lead to fragmentation of the Internal Market.
which may be vulnerable to fragmentation and conversion unless adequately protected by planning guidelines.
avoid action that could lead to fragmentation of the Internal Market.
since they have led to fragmentation and unstable coalition majorities Nay 1998.
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.
from underfunding to fragmentation, a lack of conditions for developing innovation,
we arc- one can see it everywhere- increasingly more exposed to fragmentation as we move towards a complex fate.
extended to the very objectives of the Union, sooner or later it will lead to fragmentation of the Union.
do not lead to fragmentation within the European and, as much as possible,
more rigid national controls will be imposed which would lead to fragmentation of the audiovisual and information services industry
of national laws emerging, leading to fragmentation of the EU market and causing obstacles to both consumers
In order to prevent Member States from taking decisions that might lead to fragmentation of the internal market