It is still fragmented and does not provide for mobility of its workforce.

Individual farms are fragmented and not market oriented.

Agricultural property continues to be heavily fragmented.

Even power itself is more fragmented than ever.

The country s complex and inter linked problems cannot be tackled in a piecemeal fashion.

What will emerge could be a fragmented, easily manipulated region.

They do distributed practice, so little shots of 40 minutes several days over a period of two weeks.

Indeed, it could lead to piecemeal legislation, disintegration, and potentially the breakup of the Union.

As a result, assistance is often piecemeal, slow and ill suited to the ultimate goal.

option does not appear to be solving current lack of political visibility and authority with forests being regarded as a low profile issue in the international agenda.

But many of China s antifragile measures have been piecemeal and incomplete.

Many corporations only use CRM systems on a partial or fragmented basis.

1.63 Figure 2 shows the 2006 2007 regular budget broken down into categories of expenditure.

European banks remain balkanized, with a patchwork of national regulators seeking to promote their own champions.

Its land titling was fragmented, the laws governing land acquisition were archaic, and the process of rezoning land for industrial use was non transparent.

Knowledge on how to achieve the Millennium Development Goals exists, but it is often fragmented and spread among several countries.

Elsewhere, available information on the value of e commerce is fragmentary, although there appears to be clear growth.

As complex civilizations arose in the Eastern Hemisphere, most indigenous societies in the Americas remained relatively simple for some time, fragmented into diverse regional cultures.

The largest monolithic mirror in use are currently the two primary mirrors of the Large Binocular Telescope, each with a diameter of 8.4 meters.

Put another way, the challenges that the above list entails in the economic governance sphere alone call for authorities and capacities that only sovereign States are usually able to deploy, even if not many of them can successfully address a comprehensive development agenda.

As such, the Committee was of the opinion that a number of the proposals made by the Secretary General are, in fact, piecemeal at this stage and would need to be revisited in the light of the panel's review.

Even if every special procedure were to have the benefit of an advisory group or even if the special procedures were to get together to propose new standards, their experience would remain compartmentalized according to their mandates

Even though the pools of workers may be somewhat segmented, there is enough overlap that it forces service intensive industries to pay higher wages, at least in the long run.

The eurozone, currently wrestling with fiscal imbalance and sovereign debt risk, has a strong and autonomous central bank, but is fiscally fragmented and only partly unified politically.

In addressing social issues, whether within State organizations where power was centralized, or among segmented or clan based communities in which it was more diffuse, the approach adopted in exercising authority was one that favoured collective actors and group behaviour.

The concept of interim agreements has now become utterly obsolete, if only because the parties are incapable of paying the political price inherent in an open ended, piecemeal process.

Students today are often immersed in an environment where what they learn is subjects that have truth and beauty embedded in them, but the way they're taught is compartmentalized and it's drawn down to the point where the truth and beauty are not always evident.

A rapid American disengagement might ultimately cause the country s disintegration into fragmented political entities, one of which would likely be an Iran controlled Islamic republic.

In short, strong growth tests economic institutions capacity to cope, and India s were found lacking. Its land titling was fragmented, the laws governing land acquisition were archaic, and the process of rezoning land for industrial use was non transparent.

But until now, our view of the universe has been disconnected and fragmented, and I think that many of the marvelous stories that nature has to tell us have fallen through the cracks. And that's changing.

Progress on further structural reforms such as currency and capital account liberalization and weaning state controlled industries off state capital has been slow, and new initiatives have been piecemeal rather than comprehensive.

This Gordian knot needs to be cut, not untied. The concept of interim agreements has now become utterly obsolete, if only because the parties are incapable of paying the political price inherent in an open ended, piecemeal process.

Labor mobility is also incomplete without a common pensions and benefits system under current arrangements, a worker who spends five years in France, five years in Greece, and five years in Germany is left with a fragmented collection of small entitlements.

Obama may soon learn that his timetable for withdrawal from Iraq is unrealistic. A rapid American disengagement might ultimately cause the country s disintegration into fragmented political entities, one of which would likely be an Iran controlled Islamic republic.

The world steel industry remains highly fragmented, with the 10 largest producers (by size in 2003 Arcelor, Mittal Steel, Nippon Steel, JFE, POSCO, Shanghai Baosteel, US Steel, Corus Group, Nucor, and ThyssenKrupp) accounting for just 30 per cent of total world production.