One such trend is the political fragmentation and polarization evident in Western democracies.

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Corporates also suffer from this fragmentation .

The refugee crisis is all the more challenging in view of EU member countries internal political fragmentation.

In credit markets , there remains significant market fragmentation .

Unstable coalitions in Iran prevent any substantive negotiations between the two countries, while political fragmentation in Pakistan significantly hinders US policy there.

But Syria s fragmentation is not the only plausible scenario.

Meanwhile financial fragmentation within the eurozone continues

And if this continues, the cartel s fragmentation may be inevitable.

The difficulty of integrating immigrant communities into European societies has sometimes led to radicalization, providing ammunition to nationalist politicians and further fracturing Europe.

Pious Western sermons about the need to form a unified, democratically elected government sound utterly irrelevant, given the extent of social and political fragmentation.

We have shown that the forces of integration are stronger than the forces of fragmentation.

There are indications that deforestation and forest fragmentation are accelerating this gradual desiccation.

I have little doubt that the democratic process will ensure inclusiveness rather than fragmentation.

So we look at a process of group dynamics coalescence and fragmentation, groups coming together, groups breaking apart.

The consequences of this gradual process of fragmentation extend well beyond lost economic and financial opportunities, to include weaker political cooperation, reduced interdependencies, and, in turn, growing geopolitical risks.

The rise of the far right lies alongside a political landscape that is typically fragmented, with more parties, and a lower share of the vote going to the governing party, whether of the left or the right. So decisive legislative action becomes more challenging.

For starters, national politics in key countries is largely moving away from cooperation, with rising inequality and social fragmentation making it difficult for governments, especially in democracies, to make tough decisions.

What is driving this fragmentation and radicalization within the ranks of Sunni Islam, and how can it be managed?

Keep status quo of nationally fragmented market access requirements Alternative 2 .

TARGET2 is in fact the first market infrastructure that is completely integrated and harmonised at the European level . It has eliminated the fragmented situation that previously existed .

Fragmentation , and not integration , of regulated markets would be the result if the Community failed to address this issue .

Allowing for flexibility while avoiding fragmentation is now a well established approach within the EU.

As the problem is the market fragmentation, it is unlikely to be solved solely at Member States level.

Unless eurozone leaders rethink their approach, the radical Syriza party's success in Greece's recent general election could turn out to be just one more step toward a future of social fragmentation and political instability in Europe.

Since the fragmentation of payment markets should be prevented , it is appropriate to apply the principle of equality of charges .

But states often collapse as an unintended consequence of the presence of a supporting external force.

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The problem is that Libya s leaders have so far done more to perpetuate fragmentation and dysfunction than to ameliorate it.

As well as tackling the fragmentation of the internal market, a stronger consumer dimension is needed to improve the functioning of consumer markets.

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The alternative is inconsistent (if not arbitrary) enforcement of the current rules, inducing divisiveness among member states and eventual fragmentation.

They recover the metals and leave behind what's called shredder residue it's their waste a very complex mixture of materials, but predominantly plastics.

They soon had branches in Russia, Persia and Turkey and after the fragmentation of the Hunchaks in the mid 1890s, they became the dominant nationalist force in Russian Armenia.

Instead of doing a quick reservation, do a full reservation. This is slower than the quick way, but avoids fragmentation on the disk.

The Eurosystem supports such initiatives , as a minimum degree of standardisation between different offerings will be necessary to avoid the risk of fragmentation .

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The USSR and Romania are a separate case.

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As a result , the ECB points out that uncoordinated decisions among Member States should be avoided as they may involve a fragmentation of the euro area money market .

A probable explanation for this lies in the increased variability in credit risk among banks , rather than in the higher fragmentation , or lesser integration , of the market .

15 The CRD implemented the international Basel II landmark agreement on more comprehensive and risk sensitive capital adequacy requirements for banks at EU level .