Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into German
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The level playing field should ensure that the same notification requirements, procedure and legal standards apply to all concentrations with significant cross-border effects.
significantly developed, could be seen as an equivalent substitute for one-stop shop control of mergers with cross-border effects.
measures eliminating bottlenecks and missing-links on their territory that have cross-border effects.
Cases of free distribution have occurred in the context of the sponsorship of events having cross-border effects and should therefore be prohibited.
Too many mergers with cross-border effects still fail to meet the turnover thresholds set in the merger regulation as revised in 1997,
it is the Commission's experience that certain transactions with clear cross-border effects are excluded from the scope of the Merger Regulation by this criterion.
The laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States relating to certain types of sponsorship for the benefit of tobacco products with cross-border effects give rise to an appreciable risk of distortion of the conditions of competition for this activity within the Internal Market.
with other Member States if significant cross-border effects are likely.
in line with the principle of subsidiarity, should have exclusive competence to examine concentrations with cross-border effects.
with particular reference to possible major internal crises with cross-border effects affecting our citizens,
along with reducing their potential cross-border effects.
The EU provides its Member States with a long-term framework for dealing with the issue of sustainability and the cross-border effects of phenomena that cannot be dealt with at the national level alone.
Member States should be encouraged to support research projects which investigate the cross-border effects of natural and technological disasters.
The Western Balkans are still characterised by inter-ethnic tensions including cross-border effects.
The Code lays down minimum standards for competitive behaviour where this has cross-border effects.
In principle, this means that the Article applies a test of qualified cross-border effects.
other electronic systems arising from the year 2000 could have serious cross-border effects.
We are all aware of the increasing scale and the frequent cross-border effects of this type of crime.
This issue also has cross-border effects, as residual interference in this part of spectrum can travel up to 100 kilometres.
The Commission also concludes that it is the best placed authority to deal with the potential cross-border effects of the transaction.