Examples of using Cross-border trade in English and their translations into Czech
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This fact in itself discourages cross-border trade by sending a message of impunity to debtors,
businesses who are considering becoming involved in cross-border trade.
if we can get it right, of boosting Europe's economy and encouraging cross-border trade.
Leaving the customs union will have far-reaching effects on cross-border trade chains that have been built over decades.
It should support all efforts aimed at making the internal market more effective and encourage cross-border trade, but Article 38 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights requires that EU policies ensure a high level of consumer protection.
I agree with the need to encourage e-commerce able to promote cross-border trade, the coordination of fiscal policies
especially as regards the growth of cross-border trade and, as I said before, the resulting increase
that thanks to this directive consumers will have greater confidence in cross-border trade and online purchases as a result of improvements to
thus increase the appeal of cross-border trade for companies, which will ultimately benefit consumers.
although the objective of introducing an optional instrument is to facilitate cross-border trade, taking the needs of consumers
At a time when differences in national laws restrict cross-border trade substantially, especially for SMEs,
Whilst the intention to simplify contract law and expand cross-border trade is commendable,
be content with a common currency with which to finance cross-border trade.
individuals to conduct cross-border trade.
of course will also encourage cross-border trade.
confident in the market and cross-border trade is encouraged,
encouraging innovation and cross-border trade.
also to buy services in cross-border trade, while at the same time not offering the same protection to the people who do this.
is that many companies and many cases of tax losses in cross-border trade show that the VAT system in Europe is very badly organised.
commending the attempt to make the internal market more effective and promote cross-border trade through a combination of four directives that are now consolidated into one.