When approved for specific purposes and projects, supplementary funding results in a piece meal, fragmented approach to development cooperation work.

and the mountains fragmented

and the mountains fragmented

A legal framework could reinforce existing forest related obligations in other instruments and address problems associated with the current fragmented approach to forests.

And eventually, my fragmented view of the world ended up causing a very fragmented sense of myself.

Less fragmented industries also lobby better.

The opposition remains fragmented and ineffective.

even after we are fragmented bones '

even after we are fragmented bones '

But the new measures ultimately amount to more of the same a fragmented policy approach that will prove inadequate to solve Afghanistan s fundamental economic problems.

In his report the Secretary General addresses interconnected challenges and threats and suggests that a piecemeal, fragmented approach will not bring about the required solutions.

The approach to professional development does not contain elements of discrimination, but it is fragmented, uniform, without analysis of needs and interests of the teachers schools.

Moreover, Iran s leadership is fragmented and weak.

That the education in BiH is fragmented,

Agricultural property continues to be heavily fragmented.

It moves upwards to a fragmented state.

Delegations welcomed the GIVS, in particular the focus on reaching the under served, the less fragmented approach to strengthening immunization systems and the linkage with other health interventions.

Delegations welcomed the GIVS, in particular the focus on reaching the under served, the less fragmented approach to strengthening immunization systems and the linkage with other health interventions.

Even power itself is more fragmented than ever.

Agricultural parcels continue to be fragmented and reduced.

Individual farms are fragmented and not market oriented.

You can see that Africa has been fragmented.

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

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

The once unified cultural and educational area is being fragmented.

We are living in a more complicated and fragmented world.

As a result, we cannot deal with these issues in isolation lest we find ourselves taking a fragmentary and skewed approach, thereby gaining only a partial and fragmented view of the problems.

The response of the countries involved has been fragmented and repressive.

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

Most of the conflicts we are witnessing today confirm to us that security cannot be fragmented or viewed in a narrow or regional context but should be tackled through a genuinely comprehensive approach.

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

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

Such a fragmented approach to assistance in mine clearance is undesirable and has in the past led to duplication of effort, inefficient allocation of resources, unclear lines of responsibility and an overall lack of direction.

The fragmented approach whereby bilateral commercial and multilateral debt are treated in different, uncoordinated forums and the various categories of debtor developing countries are treated on a case by case basis has to be reviewed.

We are abandoning the fragmented, compartmentalized approach of the past, which failed to concentrate on the dynamics of whole societies. We are now beginning to see the interrelationships that exist between social, economic and political life.

68. Mr. MALLYA (United Republic of Tanzania) said that document A 48 350 provided a comprehensive overview of South South cooperation that was an improvement over the fragmented approach taken in previous reports on the subject.

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

For two years now, that country has been divided, fragmented and increasingly impoverished.

But these forces are too timid and fragmented, with no drive for political action.

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

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

The majority of developing countries have a fragmented audiovisual industry which is production led.

The capacity of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations for backstopping information management is fragmented

It had fragmented without exiting the Archbishop apos s body, causing fatal internal bleeding.

Country after country is splitting, seceding, succeeding, failing and it's all getting very fragmented.