Examples of using Market fragmentation in English and their translations into Finnish
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could create new obstacles and market fragmentation.
there is a risk that market fragmentation is increased and perpetuated.
avoids market fragmentation and ensures transparency of treatment for all businesses and users.
accreditation mechanisms to tackle market fragmentation and transparency, safety of patients.
resulting in market entry barriers and market fragmentation.
These funds are among the most active cross-border investors, but market fragmentation is still a prevalent issue in the European asset management sector.
It is important to avoid market fragmentation through diverging national requirements as regards the environmental aspects of these products.
The Member States and the Commission, working together, need to redouble their efforts to avoid market fragmentation and promote commonly agreed ICT solutions.
very different approaches to their implementation, have led to market fragmentation.
The EESC calls for a continuous firm commitment of the Council and the Member States against protectionism and market fragmentation.
Compared with the US, Europe not only spends much less on defence, but the market fragmentation further limits our resulting operational capabilities.
The main risks relate to non-uniform application of the rules, market fragmentation and a renationalisation of competition policy.
it is also important that standards do not create market fragmentation.
in other words, market fragmentation, is still too high.
Proposals for Member State actions to reduce market fragmentation and improve conditions for venture capital fundraising and investment.
It will also remove the market fragmentation to which the concern currently gives rise in the form of national cadmium limits in some Member States.
Europe needs a strategy that will prevent market fragmentation and create a safer,
The 2002 Ministerial Declaration on eInclusion reflected that“a European web accessibility label that certifies compliance with W3C WAI36 guidelines could be considered in order to avoid market fragmentation”.
It will also enable them to overcome challenges such as market fragmentation and difficulties in accessing financing,
globalisation and market fragmentation along cultural and linguistic lines.