Uncoordinated national measures are being exploited by some companies to escape taxation in the EU," the Commission said in a statement.
This leads to uncoordinated prevention measures on all federal levels (national, state, community), which tend to lack evaluation and/or evidence for effectiveness.
Austerity measures and uncoordinated attempts to promote competitiveness in several European countries have increased the risk of a deflationary spiral of lower wages, weaker consumption and faltering global demand.
"The government talks of the need for fiscal reconstruction, but then tries to construct an economic stimulus package with tiny fiscal measures and minor, uncoordinated structural reforms," Mr. Jerram said.
Last year, Congressional investigators reported that federal and state efforts to confront problems of the Great Lakes were so scattered and uncoordinated that it was difficult to measure their effectiveness.
While martial law began Wednesday across 10 regions, it has so far been uncoordinated, leaving many wondering how the measure will prepare the country for a potential Russian attack.
Lavoisier opened the door to quantitative chemistry by establishing that the transformations of matter, which until his day had been described largely by a miasma of uncoordinated reports, could be investigated quantitatively by measuring the masses of substances consumed and produced in reactions.
However, the measures were implemented too late and in an uncoordinated manner, especially in war-torn areas where interventions (e.g., travel restrictions, border controls) were impractical, during a time when the movement of troops was facilitating the spread of the virus.
McKenzie said more money needed to be invested in water quality measures, and criticised what he saw as a piecemeal and uncoordinated approach to water quality projects up and down the coast.
