Examples of using Cross-border dimension in English and their translations into Slovak
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better addresses the cross-border dimension of criminality and the mobility of criminals.
carry out follow-up activities in relation to breaches of Union rules with a cross-border dimension.
judicial cooperation in criminal matters having a cross-border dimension.
for EU to address serious crime(mentioning among others corruption) with a European or cross-border dimension;
have a cross-border dimension.
better address the cross-border dimension of criminality and the mobility of criminals.
education continue to have a limited cross-border dimension, due to the strong impact of different national cultural traditions, and are less often awarded as concessions.
Member States can better address the cross-border dimension of criminality and the mobility of criminals.
energy system levels to ensure a common approach to problems that have a cross-border dimension, such as networks,
whereas the food trade has an increasingly significant cross-border dimension and is of particular importance for the functioning of the single market;
Data protection issues, including their cross-border dimension, affect people every day- at work,
users need to be clearly defined in a common, cross-border dimension using a standardised,
not a merger is likely to have a European or cross-border dimension, the Merger Regulation also allows for cases to be referred from the Commission to one or more Member States and vice versa.
In the Internal Market consumer confidence in payment transactions is in particular relevant since there is often a cross-border dimension and since confidence is essential when using the potential of e-commerce within the EU-market.
in particular the cross-border dimension of those problems.
as undeclared work often has a cross-border dimension, EU level action can play an important role by reinforcing cooperation between enforcement authorities within and between different Member States in the prevention
The main new elements of the proposed Guidelines are(i) designation of projects of European interest for the projects with a very significant cross-border dimension, and(ii) designation of a European coordinator who would be designated to contribute to their efficient preparation
fostering the cross-border dimension of cultural and creative sectors,
with a focus on the cross-border dimension, in order to prevent diseases
In the same vein, the Commission will explore the possibility to design a single EU authorisation framework that would directly apply to large projects with a cross-border dimension or major Investment Platforms that involve national co-financing replacing a broad range of authorisation procedures at EU