Examples of using Are fragmented in English and their translations into Swedish
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As Benjamin Cohen has argued, the Euro suffers from an"anti-growth bias".7 European bond markets are fragmented.
Legacy networks are fragmented and inefficient, tying data
the different European markets are fragmented not only on the basis of language
other agencies, they are fragmented and are formalized to som extent.
The regional markets are fragmented, with high entry barriers, which is why we are also continuing to examine opportunities to grow via acquisitions.
research outputs are fragmented and dispersed on a temporal and spatial scale.
so that the dendrites are fragmented.
Our attempts at managing these systems are fragmented and simplistic, and not up to the challenges that we face today.
Time studies is performed on a selection of products where all working procedures are fragmented into methods and categorized in the method library in System Prokon.
Thus, assets are fragmented to the smallest possible size,
household goods- that are fragmented into a large number of SMEs.
it will not come either by the mighty who are fragmented;
shatter and are fragmented into micron- and nano-sized bits.
Operational risks Competition Systemair's markets are fragmented and exposed to competition;
We agree that current efforts to assist developing countries in this important area are fragmented and not well coordinated,
Vigne also writes:"It is a way to point out that in general our feelings are fragmented, chipped and do not merge into the harmonious flow of currents throughout the whole body;
if we are not united, if we are fragmented, if every Head of Government believes that he
as European endeavours are fragmented and based on national rather than common European priorities,
The lands are fragmented into petty fiefs,
The very way in which the reports are divided gives the impression that the challenges we face are fragmented. Yet there is no doubt that we are dealing with the very crux of European integration