Examples of using Cross-border in English and their translations into Croatian
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First, the Advocate General included national minority regions in the category of cross-border regions referred to in the third paragraph of Article 174 TFEU.
On July 2, 2004, UNESCO added the park to its World Heritage List, as an exemplary example of cross-border cultural collaboration between Poland and Germany.
For example, if we do a workshop on the detection of forged documents to find illegal migration or cross-border criminality, the results are apparent at once.
especially action tied to combating regional and cross-border crimes.
It further proposed to regulate cross-border internet sales
Therefore new rules on cross-border joint concession award designating the applicable law should be established in order to facilitate setting up cross-border joint public concession award.
Market and technological developments also mean that there are a number of cross-border aspects which required regulatory consistency across Member States.
Access to cross-border tenders can be possible for SMEs working together with others in a consortium,
The ultimate goal is to develop a blueprint for cross-border collaboration of DIHs involved in the program based on the assessment of their business models,
Cross-border linkages could connect existing national systems to bring together investors and SMEs across Europe.
the Commission shall assess whether cross-border representative actions could be best addressed at Union level by establishing a European Ombudsman for collective redress.
An internal market for capital where SMEs can have cross-border access to finance still remains an objective to achieve.
For example, they can create obstacles to cross-border investments such as pensions
To facilitate cross-border recovery of maintenance claims,
This should reap maximum benefits from cross-border competition and allow decentralised electricity generation, including for self-consumption
To this end, undistorted market prices would provide an incentive for cross-border interconnections while leading,
reduce the cost of cross-border activity.
Cross-border and cross-sector cooperation facilitates the exchange of information
Facilitate the management of cross-border procedures, alignment with traffic
We would like to add these extra examples to clarify other objective reasons that can justify refusing cross-border sales or adjusting prices or conditions.