Examples of using Cross-border services in English and their translations into Romanian
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We must therefore carefully ensure, through all the monitoring opportunities that have been made available to us, that cross-border services, too, do not violate this principle.
services,">supported by barriers to cross-border services.
special authorisation regimes and special scheme fees/license fees to acquirers offering cross-border services.
Social Committee, cross-border services generate new jobs
particularly from the point of view of cross-border services.
In practice, this means that entrepreneurs who wish to set up a business abroad or provide cross-border services should be able to use a point of single contact.
consumers confidence in cross-border services and enhance cross-border trade.
It would also be advisable to draw up a clear definition of what is included in"cross-border services" and how that relates to the data given in the communication.
the opportunity to provide cross-border services in every EU country will be a major stimulus to their development.
European Commission to boost cross-border services by means of up-to-date technology.
It would also be advisable to draw up a clear definition of what is included in"cross-border services".
of the demand for cross-border services and assess the organisational, legal, technical and semantic barriers.
practical eIdentification and eAuthentication for cross-border services would open up numerous new business opportunities across borders.
by providing more expensive cross-border services.
this fosters access to cross-border services, thereby contributing to the completion of the Internal Market for citizens and business.
Serve as an entry point for firms seeking to acquire rights of use for spectrum and numbers to provide cross-border services in the EU;
which in itself makes impossible the exercise of the fundamental freedom to provide cross-border services.
administrative barriers to the setting up of businesses and the provision of cross-border services in the EU.
The universal service as defined in this Article shall cover both national and cross-border services.
A 15% increase in the volume of intra-regional trade and cross-border services by 2020;