Examples of using Further fragmentation in English and their translations into German
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The president of the App Developers Alliance argues against further fragmentation of the Android ecosystem.
Cross-border by default: public administrations should make relevant digital public services available across borders and prevent further fragmentation from arising, thereby facilitating mobility within the Single Market.
This means that further fragmentation will not result in a higher success rate,
Cross-border by default: public administrations should make relevant digital public services available across borders and prevent further fragmentation to arise, thereby facilitating mobility within the Single Market.
In the Committee's view, any trends towards further fragmentation of national systems should be countered as of now.
other Danube countries and thus further fragmentation of IWT law;
The principles of"Cross-border by default" and"Interoperability by default" aim to prevent further fragmentation within the Single Market
we must seek to prevent the further fragmentation of states, and also their forcible reunification.
not open the market, but instead will contribute to further fragmentation and complication.
Given the current limitations on resources and the present mechanisms that encourage further fragmentation, it is necessary to either.
thus lead to a further fragmentation of the international legal system.
This would lead to further fragmentation and disunity in the internal market for food,
general incentives have to prevent further fragmentation of the market, as these would hamper development of cross-border services
and that developments towards further fragmentation of national systems should be counteracted already now.
The Digital Single Market Strategy for Europe(DSM)7 announces the launch of a new eGovernment Action Plan for 2016-2020 that aims to remove existing digital barriers to the Digital Single Market and to prevent further fragmentation arising in the context of the modernisation of public administrations.
such as trends pointing to further fragmentation of some of the successor states of the former Yugoslavia,
which will lead only to a further fragmentation of the resources, demand for which on the part of the candidates for accession has been slack.
general incentives have to prevent both the creation of oligopolistic positions and further fragmentation of the market, as these would hamper development of cross-border services and weaken the EU vis-à-vis international competitors.
unpredictability of production as well as further fragmentation and reorientation of value chains,
Speed, scale and unpredictability of production as well as further fragmentation and reorientation of value chains,