Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into Swedish
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other electronic systems arising from the year 2000 could have serious cross-border effects.
In particular, the Commission is concerned that there appears to be a significant number of operations with cross-border effects that continue to fall outside the scope of the Regulation.
This legislation will mitigate the cross-border effects of soil degradation,
The Hague programme called for the establishment of an integrated EU arrangement for crisis management with cross-border effects to be implemented at the latest by 1 July 2006.
The cross-border effects of national wholesale roaming markets on the provision of retail roaming services within the Union,
Social Committee that the cross-border effects on private vehicles are de minimis at the citizen level,
Most of these threats can have cross-border effects and can seriously upset
since we are facing cross-border effects in the case of, for example, air and water pollution.
to take into account the cross-border effects of their actions.
as well as the sponsorship of events or activities without cross-border effects, fall outside the scope of this Directive.
otherwise having cross-border effects shall be prohibited.
The EU provides its Member States with a long-term framework for dealing with the issue of sustainability and the cross-border effects of phenomena that cannot be dealt with at the national level alone.
On 18 July 2017 the Governing Council approved the ECB response to the ESRB's assessment of compliance with the ESRB Recommendation on cross-border effects of and voluntary reciprocity for macroprudential policy measures(ESRB/2015/2).
could be seen as an equivalent substitute for one-stop shop control of mergers with cross-border effects.
otherwise having cross-border effects, including the free
significant turnover in three, rather than in two, Member States considerably reduces the applicability of Article 1(3) to transactions with significant cross-border effects.
with particular reference to possible major internal crises with cross-border effects affecting our citizens,
which will make it possible to deal with cross-border effects.
In all other cases, the Commission may, at the latest 10 working days after the expiry of the period set in the third subparagraph, decide to examine, in accordance with a request received pursuant to this paragraph, any concentration which it regards as having significant cross-border effects.
Consequently, printed matter circulating solely within the territory of one Member State has no cross-border effects and cannot create any obstacle to the internal market