That the education in BiH is fragmented,

They are not alone in doing so, for across Asia, a new security architecture is being constructed, seemingly piecemeal.

Rather, the time has come to approach the nuclear question in its full regional context rather than piecemeal and operationally.

It is a very fragmented industry with the top 10 controlling 56.1 of the market in 2008 and down to 55 in 2009.

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.

Therefore, they have sought to have us abandon the original meaning of the term terrorism so that the term will be applied mainly to retail terrorism.

Institutional or systemic reform means that the exercise must be implemented not as a selective, segmented undertaking, but must include all the principal organs of the Organization.

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

What appears as a systemically interconnected world will also turn out to be increasingly fragmented cognitively, with weak global governance and policy coordination.

They also warned against high expectation of short term gains and a piecemeal approach, highlighting the need for a coordinated strategy to deal with the multiple problems.

The dismal science truly shines in this optimistic talk, as economist Alex Tabarrok argues free trade and globalization are shaping our once divided world into a community of idea sharing more healthy, happy and prosperous than anyone's predictions.

Marine management remains a fragmented patchwork of national and international bodies, with separate and often overlapping jurisdictions, and no global accountability.

Such multidimensional poverty cannot be overcome through a piecemeal approach rather, it requires comprehensive public policies, which most States and multinational agencies unfortunately have not yet developed for indigenous peoples.

NEW DELHI Leading members of the governments of India and South Korea recently met to begin a new strategic partnership. They are not alone in doing so, for across Asia, a new security architecture is being constructed, seemingly piecemeal.

It is only because the EU is fragmented, so markets started off by questioning the solvency of the weakest countries within it, and because Europe does not benefit from a safe haven effect that it was the first to suffer the pressure.

There is more at stake here than coming up with the right set of incentives and threats to change the Iranians minds. Rather, the time has come to approach the nuclear question in its full regional context rather than piecemeal and operationally.