Examples of using Cross-border services in English and their translations into Spanish
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operators providing cross-border services into another member state without establishing there permanently would be required to respect only the rules
1999 on the posting of workers providing cross-border services, through Royal Decree-Law 9/2017,
subject to prudential regulations harmonised at Community level which enable such subsidiaries to benefit from enhanced facilities to set up new establishments and to provide cross-border services throughout the Community.
Social Security Inspection passed Technical Criterion number 97/2016 on the posting of workers providing cross-border services, in order to clarify the interpretation of certain situations
The existing gap in cross-border services, the need for promoting digital services
billion of such services, five times greater than cross-border services exports.
free delivery cross-border services.
a figure that is three times greater than global cross-border services exports.
Member States may apply the restrictions indicated in this schedule only with regard to the direct establishment from a Mexican of a commercial presence or to the provision of cross-border services from Mexico; consequently,
Cross-border service provision offers mean that pay structures have to be adjusted
managed services, or cross-border service platforms.
Supervision of credit servicers who provide cross-border services.
At the regional level, a number of cross-border services have emerged in Latin America and the Asia-Pacific region.
A report on the issues and problems of providing insurance cover for cross-border services will benefit both consumers and insurers.
transition economies confirm smaller variation in cross-border services exports than in merchandise exports.
Three are worthy of mention, as they provide cross-border services between Bayonne, Biarritz,
such as the one prohibiting local presence requirements for companies engaged in cross-border services trade.
This model deals with cross-border services(i.e. modes 1
In addition to the desire to remove all restrictions on the freedom to provide cross-border services, the directive imposes the setting-up of“one-stop shops” offering companies that wish to set up in a third country the benefit of having a sole contact point for all the administrative procedures.
The amendments introduced lead to discrimination against cross-border service providers.