Examples of using A fragmentation in English and their translations into Romanian
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If the Member States did not implement this exemption for micro-enterprises in a uniform way- which is highly likely- this would lead to a fragmentation of the common market.
which leads to a fragmentation of the internal market.
this could lead to a fragmentation of the internal market
Urges the Commission to identify the factors that contribute to a fragmentation of the single market in goods
to avoid a fragmentation of the Internal Market
It considers that its proposal will also prevent a fragmentation of the single market for financial services,
to avoid a fragmentation of the internal market, and cover all relevant
Indeed, a fragmentation of financial markets across activities and across borders can only be avoided and equal treatment of
tolls should not be applied simultaneously within the territory of a Member State in order to avoid a fragmentation of the charging schemes with negative effects for the transport industry,
to prevent national single solutions leading to a fragmentation of the Internal Market it is necessary to assess whether the exhaust
At 10:28, the house had been all but demolished by a fragmentation bomb.
national governance structures that might lead to a fragmentation of the Internet.
This time, we will see a fragmentation, as there will be no bloc
Blame for this also lies with a fragmentation of powers and competences between the Justice and Home Affairs Council.
Secondly this option entails the risk of a fragmentation of the Internal Market due to the likely adoption of diverse regional regulations for speed limits etc.
increase the risk of a fragmentation of content versus administrative aspects.
this could lead to a fragmentation of the Internal Market
on new vehicles and the risk exists that Member States could implement different systems with a fragmentation of the market.
which leads to a fragmentation of messages and duplication of measures costing time and money.