Examples of using Cross-border activities in English and their translations into Slovenian
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were provided to SMEs that had some cross-border activities and 13 loans(7%) were used for investments that had a significant cross-border element72.
The EESC had called for this Statute1 with the aim of facilitating cross-border activities and cooperation of public benefit foundations in the European Union
Action: Pilot studies on information on cross-border activities of pensions funds,
The Committee thinks that building up and expanding cross-border activities should also be considered as an integral part of European policy
2011/61/EU should apply accordingly to the cross-border activities of MMFs.
I am keenly aware of the need to develop cross-border activities and strongly support cooperation between local chambers of commerce,
In order to facilitate the cross-border activities of SMEs and the establishment of single-member companies as subsidiaries in other Member States,
OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVE No. 5: Information on cross-border activities of pensions funds,
difficulties for businesses with cross-border activities or ownership across the EU.
If these companies are not involved in cross-border activities or do not even operate at national level, this reporting obligation
in order for them to carry out cross-border activities, merge, and face the challenges of Solvency II,
Output: data on cross-border activities of pensions funds,
documentation in the EU, with the aim of simplifying transfer pricing requirements for cross-border activities.
time burden for tax payers involved in cross-border activities.
and develop their cross-border activities in the Single Market.
namely to restore depositors' confidence in the financial market, the cross-border activities of banks and the regulation of the financial markets in general.
time burden for tax payers involved in cross-border activities.
these do not seem to hinder the convergence process towards an internal market and cross-border activities of IORPs.
as the creation of the new European supervisory authorities means the EU will now be able to regulate the cross-border activities of financial institutions
a further EUR 1.3 billion through consolidation and up to EUR 1 billion for cross-border activities.