Examples of using Barriers to cross-border in English and their translations into Swedish
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In its Strategy for a Digital Single Market(DSM)6 the Commission identified a number of areas where immediate action was required to break down barriers to cross-border online activity and to define an appropriate e-commerce framework.
of key differences between the online and offline worlds to break down barriers to cross-border online activity.
It is worth highlighting the reduction of barriers to cross-border trade and commending the attempt to make the internal market more effective
It will remove barriers to cross-border sales promotions erected through national provisions on discounts,
This Green Paper also presents a number of suggested avenues to ensure that the introduction of e-Procurement does not lead to another generation of technical and administrative barriers to cross-border participation in procurement procedures.
40% of supply-side respondents believed that eliminating barriers to cross-border trade in business services would increase their sales(and therefore turnover)
Another important barrier to cross-border clearing and settlement that needs to be addressed by public authorities relates to the settlement of the cash leg of securities transactions.
In any event, this kind of rule would restrain the growth of small companies and constitute a barrier to cross-border operation.
practices entails substantial compliance costs and represents in itself a barrier to cross-border economic activity.
In the past, only the differences in rail width represented a barrier to cross-border and through trains.
constitute a barrier to cross-border public procurement.
Barriers to cross-border trade.
Barriers to cross-border trade in services are particularly persistent.
There are also‘policy-induced' barriers to cross-border selling and purchasing.
Barriers to cross-border trade have substantial negative effects on businesses and consumers.
First experience has shown that there are still considerable barriers to cross-border activity.
Barriers to cross-border trade still exist for a number of specific products.
Given price differentials, barriers to cross-border shopping cause particularly big opportunity cost for enlargement countries.
Further reforms to company law may be helpful in overcoming barriers to cross-border establishment and operation of companies.
The EESC welcomes the Commission proposal as barriers to cross-border voting provide distortions of the single market.