Examples of using Cross-border problems in English and their translations into German
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a single rulebook for financial regulation in Europe, solve cross-border problems, prevent the build-up of risks,
as well as cross-border problems affecting consumers
if we are to tackle cross-border problems such as environmental pollution,
joint approach to cross-border problems such as organised crime.
As Swedish Liberals, we see European integration as an opportunity to find solutions to cross-border problems such as the environment,
NL If we considered the EU as one superstate instead of a collaborative association of free nations that want to solve their cross-border problems jointly, we have to note that this state is showing countless democratic shortcomings.
maintain regional diversity, and bring about solutions to cross-border problems in the Alpine region.
tries to solve the cross-border problems of its citizens through cooperation.
A coordinated approach to implementing growth-friendly tax systems and tackling cross-border problems is essential for a well-functioning Single Market,
The Commission coordinates the SOLVIT network, where Member States work together to solve cross-border problems caused by the potential misapplication of Internal Market law by public authorities without recourse to legal proceedings.
far too little effort is devoted to solving genuine and natural cross-border problems, such as in the environmental sphere,
that the European Union will adopt a more effective common approach to cross-border problems, such as illegal immigration,
joint approach to cross-border problems such as illegal migration,
tackling cross-border problems, seeking greater efficiency through closer co-operation,
A one-stop shop for cross-border problems.
A lack of attention on cross-border problems e.g. air pollution.
In particular, such harmonisation could address the following cross-border problems.
SOLVIT4 is a network providing informal solutions to cross-border problems concerning the single market.
That means dealing successfully with more cross-border problems, and in a more democratic manner.
Member States will have to work together to tackle these cross-border problems in the interest of children.