Betekenis van:
fragmentation

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Market fragmentation in eHealth is aggravated by the lack of technical and semantic interoperability.
2. Budget should be distributed within partners at a minimum reasonable level, avoiding excessive fragmentation;
3. The strong fragmentation of the market had resulted in intensive competition and considerable pressure on margins.
4. Compensation of any additional costs due to accessibility deficit and territorial fragmentation
5. Consequently, a possible danger of fragmentation of liquidity that is present at the existing market places is very limited.
6. In order to prevent the fragmentation of payment markets, it is appropriate to apply the principle of equality of charges.
7. In addition, the market is characterised by a fragmentation of technical standards and a lack of interoperability.
8. Support for digital services and European catalogues is one of the programme's priorities in order to overcome the fragmentation of the European audiovisual market.
9. The current disparities also lead to a weakening of the substantive law on intellectual property and to a fragmentation of the internal market in this field.
10. Member States and the Commission should increase their efforts to avoid market fragmentation, achieve interoperability and promote commonly agreed ICT solutions, while ensuring the appropriate governance.
11. The degree of fragmentation of the industry and the labour costs in the Community did not, however, increase during the period considered.
12. Such challenges are faced by all border regions in the Union as a result of the fragmentation of markets for labour and capital, infrastructure networks, fiscal capacity, and institutions.
13. Differences in national selection procedures could still create fragmentation of the internal market due to the divergent implementation of selection criteria, including the weighting of the criteria, or different timescales of the selection procedures.
14. Given this high level of fragmentation, it is not possible to isolate GM crops from conventional and organic crops, and this may also pose a serious threat to Poland’s developing organic farming.
15. In order to avoid fragmentation that could hamper the functioning of the internal market in securities, Member States should apply the provisions of Directive 2004/39/EC at the same time.