This pattern is often fragmented.

While the post trading infrastructure is fragmented for bonds , it is even more fragmented for equities .

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As a result, Russian economic policymaking is fragmented and dysfunctional.

This market is still fragmented , as transactions remain essentially domestically oriented .

It is possible that smaller, fragmented populations occur in other areas.

The political landscape was deeply fragmented.

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But the existing system of debt restructuring is inefficient, fragmented, and unfair.

Further eroding Europe s effectiveness is its fragmented approach to securing energy supplies.

A Latin edition is known to have existed, but only fragmented chapters remain.

It's moved up again. The groups are more fragmented.

As yet, this kind of evaluation is not sufficiently undertaken, and existing work across the Union is fragmented.

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Retail payment services , investment and insurance services remain highly fragmented .

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And of course, Alexander couldn't sustain a government and it fragmented.

It's a difficult thing it's a marketplace which is very fragmented and a consumer population with no income.

And the system gets perturbed. It moves upwards to a fragmented state.

We can push it up the forces become more fragmented there is more of them, but they are weaker.

Country after country is splitting, seceding, succeeding, failing and it's all getting very fragmented. And this has not stopped.

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But they fragmented their religion among themselves, each party boasting about what it had.

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But the more I talked about it, the more objectified and fragmented my body became.

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 .

Similarly, China has become more uncoordinated, or fragmented, as its income disparities have continued to widen.

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Without civil society organizations, politics becomes more fragmented and less cohesive and finding workable compromises becomes harder.

At EU and national levels, policies on different aspects of energy have been fragmented and often unbalanced.

Yet the top priority for the leader of a fragmented state is to gain and consolidate a monopoly on the legitimate use of lethal force.

As the number of Member States with HRSD capacity increases the emergence of ever more fragmented regulatory frameworks is likely to aggravate the described problems.

As, due to the blurring between manufacturing and services, product chains are more and more fragmented, the value chain is a very special point of attention.

This initiative aims to integrate the fragmented European markets for short term debt instruments and to promote their development .

Qaddafi used strong security services and paramilitary revolutionary committees to safeguard his rule, leaving state institutions dysfunctional and fragmented.

Currently , the payment services markets of the Member States are organised separately , along national lines and the legal framework for payment services is fragmented into 25 national legal systems .

Retreating into unilateralism, ultra nationalism, or the politics of identity will produce nothing but a bitter, fragmented, parochial, and dangerous world.

The more than 20 bilateral and multilateral donor agencies for agriculture are highly fragmented and of insufficient scale individually and collectively.

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In recent years, the international financial system has become increasingly fragmented, exemplified in the proliferation of bilateral and multilateral currency swap arrangements.

That means signing digital free trade agreements and creating a true European digital single market out of today s fragmented 28 national jurisdictions.

Under the European Union s current fragmented regulatory regimes, companies must obtain separate permission to sell in each of the 28 national markets.

Even when world trade finally began to revive after the depression ended, it remained fragmented, developing primarily within trading blocs and regions.