Examples of using Cross-border services in English and their translations into Finnish
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free provision of services within the Community and at clarifying the legal situation of third-country nationals providing such cross-border services.
With the opening of markets and increased cross-border services, the monitoring and enforcement of working,
Thus the amended draft regulation states explicitly that Member States should be primarily responsible for activities aimed at promoting exports of EU goods and cross-border services to Japan.
In practice, this means that entrepreneurs who wish to set up a business abroad or provide cross-border services should be able to use a point of single contact.
In particular, it wishes to eliminate real or potential obstacles to the use of satellite dishes for receiving cross-border services, and thus put a stop to the increasing number of infringement proceedings.
make it easier to roll out new cross-border services.
Amended Japan Council Regulation on“implementation by the Commission of a programme of specific measures and actions to improve access of Community goods and cross-border services to Japan”.
The single authorisation, the simplification of the process of investing in networks and the opportunity to provide cross-border services in every EU country will be a major stimulus to their development.
programmes to promote their exports of goods and cross-border services to third country markets.
likely to be traded, such as cross-border services, and in particular financial services. .
One aspect needing to be addressed here is the situation of third-country nationals, both in their role as workers and in the provision of cross-border services.
Hence the broad horizontal instrument which the report proposes is another important element in the consumer protection we want to develop in the provision of cross-border services.
Commissioner, we owe the European citizens a lot when it comes to the conditions governing the free movement of cross-border services.
The introduction of a specific regime for the free provision of cross-border services has been the major innovation of the Professional Qualifications Directive in 2005.
Proposal for a Council Directive extending the freedom to provide cross-border services to third-country nationals established within the Community.
The proposal for a Council Directive extending the freedom to provide cross-border services to third-country nationals established within the Community(hereinafter referred to as the second proposal)3.
An efficient procedure for issuing cards implies that companies which provide cross-border services can also exercise their rights in concrete terms on the basis of the internal market.
in which many service providers operate, the volume of cross-border services will always be limited,
establish some basic common rules applicable throughout the EU, in order to increase trust and confidence in cross-border services.
Businesses and professionals providing cross-border services are still, far too often, uncertain about the rules applicable to them.