Examples of using Cross-border access in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
European socialists and democrats called on the EU to move towards Europe-wide intellectual property protection and to boost cross-border access to cultural works.
An international coalition of NGOs submitted to the Council of Europe its comments on how to protect human rights when developing new rules on cross-border access to electronic evidence.
The aim is to ensure that consumers enjoy cross-border access to digital services,
Facilitating cross-border access to services and content is among the most important conditions allowing to complete the Digital Single Market.
An internal market for capital where SMEs can have cross-border access to finance still remains an objective to achieve.
The completion of the single market for electronic communications requires the removal of barriers for end-users to have cross-border access to electronic communications services across the Union.
Facilitating cross-border access to justice through information given to the public
Facilitating cross-border access to official business information by determining a common minimum set of up-to-date company information to be made available through the network to third parties in every Member State.
The actual amount payable for cross-border access to the system can vary considerably,
Interoperable essential infrastructure services(e.g. for secure communications between administrations or cross-border access to registers), common specifications, interoperability guidelines
facilitate cross-border access to online content
Whilst coercive measures should lead to more SME and possibly cross-border access and generally improve the internal market for PP, it is not
must help to reduce fragmentation and facilitate cross-border access to online content
Despite the fact that digital technologies should facilitate cross-border access to works and other subject-matter, obstacles remain,
particularly in cases where cross-border access is concerned, thereby preventing market integration.
more needs to be done to encourage cross-border access to retail financial services.
By opening up national contact points, cross-border access to healthcare will no longer be a leap of faith in which,
to facilitate cross-border access to information held in national police records.
fully functioning internal market to make sure that every customer also has cross-border access to banking services.
the need to tackle further measures to ensure enhanced cross-border access to broadcasters' services in Europe.