Examples of using Cross-border portability in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Together with the Proposal for a Regulation on cross-border portability of online content services40, these proposals were the first new legislative initiatives
Cross-border portability concerns online content services to which consumers have lawful access,
Ensure a swift agreement on the pending proposal regarding the cross-border portability of online services which will allow EU residents to travel with the digital content they have purchased
service providers would continue to be able to restrict cross-border portability and many of them would continue to encounter problems(contractual restrictions)
The absence of, or problems with, cross-border portability of online content services in the EU results from the licensing practices of right holders and/or the commercial practices of service providers.
can receive these services when temporarily present in another Member State cross-border portability.
On the proposal for a Regulation on cross-border portability of online content services, 10 the Board called for the impact assessment to present more evidence in support of the EU's need to act.
this should ensure cross-border portability;
this should ensure cross-border portability.
would establish that any provisions in contracts limiting cross-border portability shall be unenforceable.
ensure that the licensing of rights no longer presents barriers to cross-border portability of online content services in the Union and that the cross-border portability can be ensured.
Currently, cross-border portability seems to be possible in the case of online music services
on the service provider to enable the cross-border portability.
For online content service providers the main benefit would be opening up the possibility to offer cross-border portability without incurring significant transaction costs related to renegotiation of licensing agreements with right holders.
Further, Article 5 sets out that any contractual terms contrary to the cross-border portability obligation, in particular those which limit either consumer's possibilities as to the cross-border portability of his or her online content services
the provider will only be obliged to enable the subscriber to enjoy cross-border portability if the provider verifies the subscriber's Member State of residence.
use of an online content service in a cross-border portability mode would be deemed to occur in the consumer's Member State of residence.
The proposal does not set requirements with regard to the quality of delivery of the service in a cross-border portability mode so it does not impose any costs in that respect service providers remain free to do so voluntary
the obligation to offer cross-border portability as well as by rendering unenforceable any contractual provisions contrary to this obligation) would be justified in light of the objective of ensuring cross-border portability of online content services in the internal market.