"fragmentada" in English

For Europe too, a divided, fragmented or destabilised Ukraine would be fatal.

The consumer is already faced with fragmented regulations and enforcement.

I do not want a core Europe. I do not want a fragmented Europe.

The current picture is also fragmented in terms of scope or area of application.

It is unfortunate that the internal opposition is so weak and so divided nationally.

Research has so far been too fragmented and spread too thinly.

The patchwork that we have at the moment is not good enough.

It seems to me that few Europeans understand the fragmented nature of American society.

Finally, there are still many areas in the waste sector that lack clarity.

I might add that that is not only in the Ukrainians’ interests, but also in our own most essential interest.

We need a genuine European forestry policy, which does not exist because it is still fragmented.

Tourism policy often gives a fragmented and chaotic impression.

However, we cannot afford to behave in an erratic, inconsequential and fragmented manner.

The enforcement of our existing laws on animal welfare is far too patchy.

The Constitution fits into this process of searching for consensus in an open and fragmented reality.

One solution is to integrate healthcare services at the point of delivery or to strengthen the linkages between the services.

The European industry is fragmented and is losing the competition war to our American rivals.

It is better that we have cohesive policy such as this one than that development policy should become fragmented.

Action is fragmented and responses are unequal in terms of research into and fighting against this disease.

European legislation is still fragmented.