Examples of using Cross-border in English and their translations into Italian
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In particular for the smaller European countries, cross-border co-productions are a financial necessity.
Recommendations on cross-border inheritance taxes which has been recently published by the Commission.
European territorial cooperation in the form of cross-border and transnational programmes.
Mergers and acquisitions are increasingly on a cross-border and cross-sectoral basis.
Each of the sub-programmes includes measures for cross-border cooperation and locally-generated development.
My second point concerns facilitation of cross-border service provision.
Procedural law by its nature may have cross-border implications.
sufficient that the“matter” has cross-border implications.
This is why we have focused our attention on cross-border taxation.
Another 600 waterproof East German leaflet containers were recovered from cross-border rivers.
to create new cross-border opportunities.
generational factor discouraging cross-border travel.
Countries heavily dependent on cross-border bank borrowing could also be especially vulnerable.
Currently, 79% of the French headquartered company's transactions are already generated cross-border.
The procedures for checking cross-border workers are governed by the general rules on border control,
Football is also a cross-border business, with cross-border threats to its security and integrity which can
A number of children of cross-border workers to whom financial aid had been denied are contesting the lawfulness of their exclusion from the category of beneficiaries of the aid before the Luxembourg courts.
Part of building consumer trust in cross-border online sales requires affordable and high quality cross-border parcel delivery services,
to building capacity to advise consumers when shopping cross-border.
The overall national employment rate is very low despite a very good employment situation with a large number of cross-border workers.