Examples of using Crossborder in English and their translations into Polish
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It was thanks to its political pressure that the Commission launched the legislation on harmonisation of domestic and crossborder payments resolution of 17 June 1988.
non-European clients in a full range of crossborder financing transactions,
Directive 2005/47/EC of 18 July 2005 lays down the working conditions of mobile workers engaged in interoperable crossborder services in the railway sector.
This right of patients to crossborder healthcare will compel the Member States of the EU to ensure that there are no waiting lists in their own countries.
A recent survey estimated a loss of €40 million borne by consumers whose crossborder purchase went wrong.
uniform European legislative framework be introduced that takes account of the reality of crossborder situations.
regional and crossborder programmes which are managed by national
The third is to boost regional crossborder and transnational collaboration, and the final priority
training in crossborder.
For crossborder cooperation with the Member States, the programmes are implemented by this single financial instrument, and no longer by the Structural Funds.
In particular, this shows how crossborder problems are more or less the same everywhere,
It identified continuing problems in crossborder e-commerce and in national enforcement regimes for consumer protection.
between national judges and to coordinating investigation in crossborder crimes.
From 2007 the European Commission plans to implement a new European neighbourhood and partnership instrument(IEVP) to support crossborder cooperation.
At the end of 2007 crossborder collateral represented 48.5% of the total collateral provided to the Eurosystem.
In a crossborder situation, the main question is whether a legal situation recorded in a civil status record in one Member State will be recognised in another.
regional or crossborder nature.
issues relating to liquidity regulation and to developments in the organisation of crossborder banks' liquidity risk management, as well as the potential implications for financial stability.
These programmes complete and use existing crossborder cooperation instruments Interreg,
Crossborder deals between credit institutions within the EU