Examples of using A fragmented in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
creating a fragmented, non-hierarchical, horizontal campus of linked pavilions where art
PreCom provides you with an overview of a fragmented and complex business,
stakeholders would tend to address similar problems in a fragmented and disconnected way.
effects of bank deleveraging, SMEs face a fragmented and rather piecemeal set of alternative sources of finance.
resulting in a fragmented and unattractive fiscal landscape.
drawings that reconstruct everyday situations in a fragmented and humoristic way.
It is therefore important to remove any obstacles to the single market in this sector as a fragmented set of national rules impedes the vitality of this profitable sector.
A fragmented and incoherent approach cannot be allowed in a common area without internal borders,
But we need to be aware that an increasingly global industry is less likely to prioritise investment in research for the treatments which Europeans will need in 10-20 years' time if they are dealing with a fragmented and unpredictable market.
differing conformity assessment bodies, a fragmented regulatory framework, with a patchwork of different rules and procedures;
since a lack of unitary patent protection throughout the EU may lead to a fragmented, complex and expensive patent system.
while at the same time avoiding a fragmented legislative framework at Community level,
With the development of PSI-based activities, 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.
Mr Chirac are unfortunately fulfilling Russia's desire to negotiate with a fragmented European Union.
With the proposed Community Contribution of 200 M€ MS EMRP would shift drastically from a fragmented and purely national RTD investment in metrology research towards a structured
is pluralistic socially and culturally, this produces a fragmented, pluralistic party system dominated by more than just one consideration-in contrast with the United Kingdom,
We must avoid variations in national regulations which will result in a fragmented European market.
This leads to a fragmented regulatory framework across the Union, characterised by a lack of coherence,
The Media programmes recognise the precarious existence of independent production companies in a fragmented European market,
you do not get that at all from a fragmented, segmented, casualised labour force.