Examples of using Cross-border implications in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
For the purposes of this Regulation, a matter is considered to have cross-border implications unless the court seised with the application for an EAPO, all bank accounts
for the purpose of this Regulation, a matter has cross-border implications except where the risk for the person's physical and/or pscychological integrity
that the initiatives concerned, which are intended to adopt a Council decision on vehicle crime with cross-border implications, addresses the concerns that we ought to have as regards combating crime.
in the absence of legal proceedings if that cooperation has cross-border implications and is necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market.
The Vienna Action Plan129 considered it necessary to identify“the rules on civil procedure having cross-border implications which are urgent to approximate for the purpose of facilitating access to justice for the citizens of Europe and examine the elaboration
part of the financial system in the Union and there are cross-border implications; and.
the Article 6 procedure, a more precise definition is needed of which part of this procedure has such cross-border implications that it is not handled better domestically.
For questions with cross-border implications you can also contact one of the European consumer information centres(for contact numbers see the section'Holidays
on the initiative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands for adoption of a Council Decision on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications, approved in accordance with Rule 43(1)
economic operators of the different Member States, has necessarily cross-border implications since the putting in place of an efficient Small Claims Procedure in every Member State will facilitate access to justice under equal conditions.
Article 65 of the Treaty establishing the European Community states that measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications, in so far as necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market,
which state that the measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications are to be taken in accordance with Article 67(5),
they all have some cross-border implication.
The instrument is limited to situations having cross-border implications.
Logically, this means that attention will be focused on projects with cross-border implications.
This is an important vector for tobacco promotion, and one that has strong cross-border implications.
Finally, the proposal deals with sponsorship- banning this for events or activities with cross-border implications.
The Directive regulates tobacco advertising and sponsorship with cross-border implications in the media other than television.
businesses who have questions with cross-border implications.
cheaper procedures for all those involved in a succession with cross-border implications.