Примери за използване на Cross-border commercial на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Are there specific problems with such cross-border commercial communications?
It should apply to cross-border commercial disputes to which the European Small Claims Procedure does not apply;
International trade continues to turn increasingly towards international arbitration to resolve cross-border commercial and investment disputes.
In order to stimulate entrepreneurship among young people and encourage cross-border commercial cooperation in Europe, again at Parliament's instigation, we have set up an Erasmus programme for young entrepreneurs, the results of which have been positive.
The CPC Regulation No 2006/2004 established a framework enabling enforcers to work closely together in order to stop cross-border commercial practices breaching consumer laws.
Such discriminatory practices are an important factor contributing to the relatively low level of cross-border commercial transactions within the Union, including in the sector of electronic commerce, which prevents the full growth potential of a truly integrated internal market and its fostering.
I welcome the Commission's proposal tackling the problem of late payments which is becoming a serious issue,particularly in cross-border commercial transactions, because it violates legal security.
(5) This Regulation aims at preventing discrimination based on customers' place of origin orplace of residence, in cross-border commercial transactions between traders and consumers relating to the sales of goods and the provision of intangible goods and services within the Union.
That occurs where traders operating in one Member State block or limit access to their online interfaces, such as websites and apps,by consumers from other Member States wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions(a practice known as geo-blocking).
Contends that the adoption of a regulation similar to the ESCP, the European Expedited Civil Procedure(EECP)applicable to cross-border commercial disputes would be the best way to address the long waiting times for commercial disputes in the Union, possibly making great savings for European businesses and mobilising unused capital;
Whilst there may exceptionally be objective justifications for such differential treatment, in other cases some traders' practices deny or limit access to goods orservices by consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions, or apply in this regard different conditions which are not objectively justified.
Encourage in- andout-of-court amicable settlement of cross-border commercial disputes, including by way of mediation;
And improved and simplified investment procedures, on both federal and local levels,will boost cross-border commercial flows and strengthen private sector job creation.
Whereas there may sometimes be objective justifications for such differential treatment,in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for purely commercial reasons.
Whereas there may be objective justifications in exceptional cases, for such differential treatment,in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for non-objective reasons.
(5) This Regulation aims to prevent discrimination based on customers' nationality, place of residence orplace of establishment, including geo-blocking, in cross-border commercial transactions between traders and customers relating to the sales of goods and the provision of services within the Union.
(5) This Regulation aims to prevent discrimination based on a consumer's nationality, place of residence ortemporary location, including geo-blocking, in cross-border commercial transactions between a trader and a consumer relating to sales of goods and the provision of services within the Union.
Whereas there may sometimes be objective justifications for such differential treatment as provided for in Directive 2006/123/EC,in other cases traders deny consumers wishing to engage in cross-border commercial transactions access to goods or services, or apply different conditions in this regard, for purely commercial reasons.
To initiate commercial and technological cross-border co-operations.
The scope is further limited to cross-border civil and commercial cases.
Civil and commercial matter in cross-border case;
In cases of cross-border unfair commercial practices, it is a real challenge for enforcers to provide a rapid and efficient response.
Whereas the Brussels I Regulation sets basic rules on jurisdiction, recognition andenforcement of civil and commercial cross-border matters in the Union;
The Commission is proposing to modernise anddigitalise judicial cooperation for cross-border civil and commercial cases throughout the EU.
The EJN-civil facilitates relations between national judicial authorities which in turn benefits people involved in cross-border civil and commercial cases.
The European Order for Payment is a simplified procedure for obtaining judgments on uncontested claims in cross-border civil and commercial cases.
International trade is currently turning more often to international arbitration to resolve the ever- increasing cases of cross-border investment and commercial disputes.
The Directive applies to cross-border disputes in civil and commercial cases.
This procedure applies to civil and commercial matters in cross-border cases, whatever the nature of court or tribunal.
The European Commission has put forward a proposal to“modernise anddigitalise” judicial cooperation for cross-border civil and commercial cases throughout the EU.