Examples of using Cross-border section in English and their translations into Slovak
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in particular contribution to cross-border sections, international freight traffic, etc.
This is demonstrated by the overall share of works and studies on cross-border sections- 56% of total funding.
in particular, improve cross-border sections.
Missing links, in particular at cross-border sections, are a major obstacle to the free movement of goods
Observations 50 80 Investments in rail connections to ports and cross-border sections, which are more relevant for freight,
As far as language requirements for cross-border sections are concerned, the relevant annex of Directive 2007/59/EC is in the process of being amended.
Focusing on cross-border sections and interoperability will necessarily be beneficial for rail freight services,
Interoperability issues occur not only in the cross-border sections between Member States,
In order to ensure proper ERTMS implementation on cross-border sections with different implementation dates, agreements will be signed
In particular, cross-border sections are facing major difficulties since they receive less priority at national level and require greater co-ordination efforts.
bridge missing links and complete cross-border sections, mainly in sustainable modes of transport.
Apply a rate of support providing a sufficient incentive to allow the start of work on the cross-border sections and the bottlenecks;
to a maximum of 40% for actions concerning cross-border sections;
cooperation of emergency services in case of accidents on cross-border sections of tunnels and bridges.
the presence of bottlenecks at cross-border sections.
EN Official Journal of the European Union C 94/7 Budget allocation not sufficiently focused on cross-border sections 13.
the TEN-T programme focused more on cross-border sections.
Ensure that the optimal network configuration is a key element in the allocation of EU funding allowing a focus on cross-border sections, missing-links and bottlenecks.
Furthermore, we reported on the problems related to implementing projects on cross-border sections in two other our reports published in 20052 and 20103.
This means in particular projects building or upgrading cross-border sections, removing bottlenecks on the main European traffic routes,