Examples of using Crossborder in English and their translations into Italian
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between members and promoters of crossborder, high-technology projects;
proper limit under the directive- indeed, that would encompass 97% of all crossborder payments.
Giving artists of the crossborder area of intervention the opportunity to promote their projects exploiting the potential of ICT.
The issue of crossborder and transnational operation has become much more important since Maastricht and Amsterdam.
As a result of crossborder investment, both firms and households may have been more directly exposed to developments abroad.
With regard to the crossborder carriage of goods by road,
But on a practical note, I believe sincerely that what is necessary to encourage this type of crossborder cooperation in my country is the establishment of a new organizational structure.
Interreg III will continue to promote the development of crossborder areas in the EU, as well as areas which adjoin nonEU.
More than eleven arbitration chambers from four different countries are working together to enhance arbitration for SMEs in crossborder disputes.
the legal situation of crossborder workers.
Consequently, the principle of equal treatment had to be applied, and crossborder workers could also take advantage of this.
The residence condition for the granting of this advantage constituted indirect discrimination against crossborder workers who, by definition, do not reside in France.
there are an estimated 450 000 cases of crossborder succession every year.
In addition, crossborder mobility, which is covered by the legislative proposals, has a fundamental importance for SMEs in crossborder areas.
Shorter term actions will include proposals for a 10th Company Law Directive on crossborder mergers and a 14th Company Law Directiveon crossborder transfers of seat.
MENRAD(PPE).-(DE) Mr President, every year since 1990 we have had over 600 crossborder mergers in the EC.
Practical Guide to Crossborder Cooperation. 2001.
Another important aspect related to the loosely constituted nature is that not all Working Communities have similar capacities in managing"external" crossborder funding programmes e.g. INTERREG.
It shall in particular encourage cooperation between the Member States to improve the complementarity of their health services in crossborder areas.
Although the bulk of the Phare crossborder cooperation projects have focused on the development of infrastructure,