Examples of using A fragmented in English and their translations into Slovak
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Thus, the option would result in a fragmented internal market and would not ensure that the policy objectives are attained.
However, the different elements of NBFs are currently governed by a fragmented legal framework(see Figure 2).
Increasing security in the EU(0): Europol will continue to have a fragmented picture of the EU-criminality.
resulting in a fragmented and unattractive fiscal landscape.
since a lack of unitary patent protection throughout the EU may lead to a fragmented, complex and expensive patent system.
constantly evolving financial system with a fragmented regulatory structure was at the core of the last crisis.
In addition, the different treatment afforded to different categories of third-country nationals has led to a fragmented legal framework on legal immigration that is criticised for being incoherent7.
The co-existence of three community legal acts and the already existing diversity of national rules in the 25 Member States create a fragmented and sometimes overlapping legal framework which has become an obstacle to the integration of payment markets.
A fragmented and incoherent approach cannot be allowed in a common area without internal borders,
differing conformity assessment bodies, a fragmented regulatory framework, with a patchwork of different rules and procedures;
as well as limited competition, a fragmented regulatory framework for new infrastructural development,
once again, we have a fragmented market that we did not have in 2001.
This leads to a fragmented regulatory framework across the Union,
some of the current substantive rules hamper the development of activities based on the re-use of PSI and lead to a fragmented internal market.
This is one of the reasons why they often have a fractal nature- a fragmented geometric figure composed of parts with shapes that are partially or fully identical to the overall shape of the final formation.
causing a fragmented technological spectrum that endangers harmonisation
thus avoiding a fragmented, inconsistent approach.
demonstrate the"great interest" of citizens in the future of a fragmented and divided European Union.
you do not get that at all from a fragmented, segmented, casualised labour force.
as well as a fragmented and overly complex legal environment.