Examples of using To fragmentation in English and their translations into Spanish
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which had led to fragmentation and increased transaction costs.
as the proliferation of funding mechanisms can lead to fragmentation and loss of coherence and effectiveness.
aimed to attend to problems experienced due to fragmentation within the sector and resolve them through establishing networks between all participants in the supply
as we saw in the case of Germany, nor to fragmentation, as we saw in the case of the Soviet Union.
said that competition for resources among the agencies of the United Nations system led to fragmentation and therefore needed to be addressed, and that South Africa
which some feared could lead to fragmentation.
that a sectoral approach to the Convention leads to fragmentation of its implementation.
inter-sectional coordination and lead to fragmentation of tasks.
have contributed to fragmentation of the production process,
there is a risk that these regional expressions may add to fragmentation unless deliberate steps are taken to connect regions and foster exchanges across contexts.
leading to fragmentation in what was otherwise scheduled to become a contiguous patch of“protected” habitats.
also suggests that the thematic and sector work approaches of United Nations country teams could lead to fragmentation of dialogue and oversight over the development agenda.
lead to fragmentation of landholdings, shortening of fallow periods,
In recent years, owing to fragmentation of States into newly independent countries,
the prevention of losses of mountain biological diversity due to fragmentation and land-use conversion.
the latter contribute to fragmentation, increased costs
to the sphere of international humanitarian law and">because the inclusion of a separate definition in treaty law might contribute to fragmentation of international law.
linguistic group claimed statehood, there would be no limit to fragmentation, and peace, security and economic well-being for all would
multilateral character of the international trading system, and lead to fragmentation and potential trade
as practical guidelines for practitioners to assist them in issues relating to fragmentation in the international legal system.