Examples of using Trans-boundary in English and their translations into Swedish
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Eastern European countries bought into regional, trans-boundary programmes and committed substantial sums towards them.
in particular to address common and trans-boundary risks.
other country in case of trans-boundary effect of environmental decisions.
Climate change is a trans-boundary problem, so coordination is necessary of climate action at European level and, where possible, at global level.
prompt compensation for damages resulting from the trans-boundary effects of industrial accidents occurring in trans-boundary waters among the Parties to the agreement.
integrated and trans-boundary approach.
Thus the proposal is a complementary measure essential for the success of the activities of regional co-operation initiative to combat the trans-boundary problem of eutrophication.
regional and trans-boundary level systems
provided the legal framework for trans-boundary cooperation also between not neighbouring territorial units.
environmental issues should continue, with particular attention to flood prevention and water(trans-boundary river basins), air pollution and nature protection cross-border protected areas.
Air pollution is both a local and a trans-boundary problem caused by the emission of certain pollutants which either alone,
clearly established the need for a global approach to cope with the global, trans-boundary, consequences of a nuclear accident.
The Conference of the Parties shall cooperate closely with the appropriate bodies of the Basel Convention on the Control of Trans-boundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal to, inter alia.
Efforts to combat trans-boundary pollution- air,
in at least two different trans-boundary river basins involving two
EU action is essential given the trans-boundary spread of infections,
high standards on those issues and to deal with trans-boundary environmental issues;
a first step in harmonisation by regulating advertising in the press and trans-boundary sponsorship would contribute to ensure the free circulation without any barriers of such advertising means and products.
Because of their sometimes considerable trans-boundary effects, good implementation by Turkey of other EU policies in the fields of environment, transport, energy and consumer protection would also have considerable positive effects for EU citizens elsewhere.
The public in the countries affected by projects with likely trans-boundary environmental impact have rights granted by the Espoo Convention,