Examples of using Cross-border implications in English and their translations into Italian
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This is a groundbreaking judgement for European environmental law in that the Council of State recognises the right of the Austrian Alpine Club to call on an Italian court in the case of an environmental issue with cross-border implications.
The Vienna Action Plan129 considered it necessary to identify“the rules on civil procedure having cross-border implications which are urgent to approximate for the purpose of facilitating access to justice for the citizens of Europe
For the purposes of this Regulation, a matter is considered to have cross-border implications unless the court seised with the application for an EAPO, all bank accounts
The conscious use of the more open terminology of matters with cross-border implications in the specific context of Article 65 allows some flexibility to adopt legislation that governs more than cross-border litigation particularly where a common tool embracing both cross-border
the Article 6 procedure, a more precise definition is needed of which part of this procedure has such cross-border implications that it is not handled better domestically.
is located in the territory of more than one Member State, the Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators should handle the exemption request in order to take better account of its cross-border implications and to facilitate its administrative handling.
the provision allowing for the possibility of unanimously identifying those aspects of family law having cross-border implications which might be the subject of instruments adopted in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure.
that the initiatives concerned, which are intended to adopt a Council decision on vehicle crime with cross-border implications, addresses the concerns that we ought to have as regards combating crime.
results from the Court's finding that the EU could legitimately only introduce a ban on certain types of tobacco advertising and sponsorship with cross-border implications on the basis of Article 95 of the EC Treaty(internal market)3.
cost-benefit analyses of different bail-in instruments regarding their cross-border implications, marketability and transparency.
This article states that each Member State shall remain sovereign in matters of family law with cross-border implications.
Enforced recovery should be assisted by ensuring in Article 72 of the Financial Regulation that the Community's claims may also benefit from the instruments adopted under the EC Treaty provisions on judicial cooperation in civil law matters having cross-border implications, which notably means that an entitlement established by the courts in one jurisdiction would be recognised in the others under a simplified procedure.
the legislation of the Union on civil matters having cross-border implications, for which Article 81 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union confers power,
The Socialist Group in the European Parliament and the Group of the Greens/European Free Alliance have both presented requests that we include in the vote at midday the report by Mr Coelho, on the initiative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands for adoption of a Council Decision on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications, approved in accordance with Rule 43(1)
Union legislation on civil matters having cross-border implications, for which Article III-269 of the Constitution confers power,
which state that the measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications are to be taken in accordance with Article 67(5),
has necessarily cross-border implications since the putting in place of an efficient Small Claims Procedure in every Member State will facilitate access to justice under equal conditions.
while sharing the view of the Commission- rightly concerned to avoid the emergence of barriers to the single market and conscious of the cross-border implications of the proposed Regulation- that the objectives of the proposal cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States alone,
to lay down provisions on the specific arrangements for information from OLAF where a serious irregularity is detected which may involve risks for other Member States or have cross-border implications and, finally, to ensure closer cooperation between paying agencies as regards the issuing of forms notifying irregularities.
Article 65 of the Treaty establishing the European Community states that measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications, in so far as necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market,
