Examples of using Cross-border problems in English and their translations into Greek
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The national authorities in the visited Member States told us that cross-border problems caused by varying national rules on employment
CO2 emissions are a cross-border problem and require a European approach.
You are facing a cross-border problem.
Marine litter is a cross-border problem;
not least because it is very much a cross-border problem, not at all a purely national one.
European problem into a cross-border problem between Greece and FYROM," he said,
It's increasingly irrelevant to the kinds of decisions we face that have to do with global pandemics, a cross-border problem; with HIV,
is a growing and increasingly a cross-border problem.
Cross-border problems demand cross-border solutions.
The SOLVIT network for dealing with cross-border problems in the EU.
The SOLVIT network for dealing with cross-border problems in the EU.
as well as cross-border problems.
These serious, cross-border problems which we are encountering today cannot be resolved at a national level alone.
SOLVIT- helps individuals and businesses with cross-border problems caused when public authorities in the EU don't apply EU law properly.
SOLVIT Centres work together to solve cross-border problems of citizens, and businesses, arising from the incorrect application of EU law by public authorities.
Through European integration, cross-border problems can be solved more effectively than they would be if they were only to be tackled within each Member State.
co-ordinate common interests on the basis of the various cross-border problems and opportunities, and to offer adequate solutions.
SOLVIT is a service provided by the national administration, which deals with cross-border problems related to the misapplication of Union law by national public administrations in the Internal Market.
solve cross-border problems, prevent the build-up of risks,
the wider area of internal security15 referred to the fact that these health threats are often cross-border problems with an international impact.