Examples of using Cross-border access in English and their translations into Slovak
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exchange, cross-border access to research infrastructures,
after a further assessment has been conducted, improve cross-border access to legal online content and services in the Digital Single
It is also important that the cross-border access should include all related associated network elements, notwithstanding the difference to downstream access at large,
ensuring cross-border access to legally purchased online services while respecting the value of rights in the audiovisual sector,(iii)
Further notes that cross-border access to the diversity of uses that technological progress offers to consumers may require evidence-based improvements to the current legal framework
The emergency plan shall ensure that cross-border access to infrastructure in accordance with Regulation(EC)
The EDPB and EDPS emphasize that a comprehensive EU-US agreement regarding cross-border access to electronic evidence,
The Directive lays down rules that aim to enhance cross-border access to a greater number of television
The provisions of the Regulation relating to procedures to be offered in full online, cross-border access to online procedures
the EDPB that a comprehensive EU-US agreement on cross-border access to electronic evidence,
Further notes that cross-border access to the diversity of uses that technological progress offers to consumers may require evidence-based improvements to the current legal framework to further develop the legal offer of diversified cultural and creative content on-line,
The provisions of this Regulation regarding procedures to be offered fully online, the cross-border access to online procedures
(9) Cross-border access to business information can only be improved if all Member States engage in building an electronic network of registers
customer mobility in relation to bank accounts and cross-border access to credit data.
requires Member States to introduce a mandatory exception to certain rights of right holders harmonised by Union law for the benefit of beneficiary persons and to ensure cross-border access to special format copies within the internal market.
applicable law to ensure swifter cross-border access to evidence and information, taking into account current
audiovisual works by digital platforms, with a view to expanding the legal online supply of audiovisual works in response to market demand, and to foster cross-border access to content originating from other Member States while ensuring respect for copyright;
whilst encouraging the development of new services and cross-border access for citizens and enabling the cultural
interoperability in the distribution of audiovisual works by digital platforms, so as to expand the legal online offer of audiovisual works in response to market demand, and to foster cross-border access to content originating from other Member States while ensuring respect for copyright;
after a further assessment is conducted, could improve cross-border access to legal online content