Examples of using Cross-border issues in English and their translations into German
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These priority actions address mainly cross-border issues.
Substantially enhanced consistency of regulation in cross-border issues.
The problems defined above relate essentially to cross-border issues.
Her expertise is focused on cross-border issues, real estate and collective investments.
This change limits the regulatory oversight of the Agency on cross-border issues substantially.
Cooperating on cross-border issues with the regulatory authority or authorities of those Member States;
Particularly in the US, we're seeing that cross-border issues are becoming increasingly important.
The report tackles cross-border issues between Member States and will increase regulatory oversight at European level.
competitiveness of business, with special attention to some specific cross-border issues.
legal developments, cross-border issues, financing etc.
The Community method is suited to tackling cross-border issues but is no miracle cure to solve all problems.
The June List believes that the EU Member States should cooperate on cross-border issues when cooperation contributes added value.
i.e. cross-border issues within Europe.
Only in the case of obviously cross-border issues does the European Commission itself have a mandate to take political decisions.
In addition, the modified proposal takes account of the Parliament's request for the programme to focus on cross-border issues.
The costly requirement for translation when making cross-border issues resulting from the removal of freedom of choice of the competent authority.
foreign clients on international restructuring cases or on other cross-border issues involving insolvency law.
are cross-border issues par excellence.
Similar efforts were made with the Environmental Liability Directive and the Water Framework Directive, where cross-border issues make a common approach essential.
Taxation of cross-border issues inbound and outbound.