In Hungary, until 2011, employers and trade unions, although very divided and fragmented, issued a joint recommendation for wage increases within the framework of the now abolished tripartite consultation body.
Increasingly, stakeholders recognized that floodplain management had become a very complex, dynamic, and fragmented issue and that more integrated and collaborative initiatives were needed to achieve sustainable floodplain management in the long-term (Fliervoet et al. 2013).
Meanwhile, no party has successfully formulated a nationwide rallying cry powerful enough to rally voters to the polls, campaigning instead on a series of fragmented local issues.
This happens already of course but arguably is mostly within mission groups with opposing agendas meaning the sector can appear fragmented on issues vital to the health of the game.
Bamford has covered her mental health issues repeatedly in her standup, and her billowing, fragmented take on them is dizzying.
However, in more fragmented communities, instability of issues creates barriers for pressing for the same issue over and over.
For starters, the muni bond market is highly fragmented, and many bond issues are illiquid.
Economists seeking to improve the efficiency of healthcare delivery frequently emphasize two issues: the fragmented structure of physician practices and poorly designed physician incentives.
Our world is becoming as connected as it is fragmented, and stories and issues like Chechnya's crackdown live and die in social media echo chambers, where they're at the mercy of commenters and the fickle algorithms that govern internet virality.
At present, national and sub-national level data and information about social and children's issues are fragmented with limited disaggregation.
