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English-Italian translation for "uncoordinated"
"uncoordinated" Italian translation
uncoordinated {adjective}
uncoordinated {adj.}
uncoordinated {adj.} [unverif.]
Usage examples
Similar translations for "uncoordinated" in Italian
In this area, uncoordinated action would do more harm than good.
I ask this because, at the Rio Conference, our role was somewhat uncoordinated.
Europe is sorely in need of one because we cannot afford the luxury of uncoordinated policies.
At the moment, the increasing number of uncoordinated new driving bans is a nightmare for the sector.
At the same time the internal audit function is carried out in an uncoordinated way by several bodies.
The European Union response is piecemeal, uncoordinated to a significant degree and primarily fought within national boundaries.
Mr President-in-Office, in Amsterdam important steps were taken, but they were fragmentary and uncoordinated.
This approach was therefore a failure and has resulted in the development of totally divergent and uncoordinated economic policies.
The uncoordinated and therefore ineffective response of the EU to the crises in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo was a serious embarrassment.
Perhaps this was a reaction to Europe's chaotic, uncoordinated political stance in relation to the warring factions.
Indeed, the link between uncoordinated fiscal policies in the European Union and its serious unemployment situation is becoming increasingly apparent.
Among the performances that surely give us no cause for pride are our rather embarrassing uncoordinated attempts to act as a mediator in the Middle East conflict.
The education systems of all our Member States are currently underprepared and too uncoordinated to respond to this challenge.
It is perfectly obvious that the aircraft in our airspace should not be on the receiving end of inconsistent, uncoordinated and complicated handling of their flight plans.
We must not be tempted, as a knee-jerk reaction, to agree any old solution as quickly as possible, for an uncoordinated, unstructured debate only leads to confusion.
So as long as the pricing in question is the result of an independent, uncoordinated decision of individual banks there is no infringement of Article 85.
Instead, we are faced with fragmentary and uncoordinated initiatives on individual issues on the part of the Member States, initiatives which often fall outside the framework agreed at Tampere.

