Примери за използване на Cross-border implications на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Cross-border implications of the legal protection of adults.
For the purposes of this Directive, a dispute having cross-border implications is one in which.
Nowadays, treaties with cross-border implications are the rule and partnerships or families where the partners come from different Member States are commonplace.
Determining those aspects of family law with cross-border implications which may be the subject of.
Prosecutors are expected to coordinate more closely andidentify suspects investigated in cases with possible cross-border implications.
Due to the fact that this technology has cross-border implications, the best legislative option is a European one.
In accordance with Article 81 TFEU, this Regulation should apply in the context of matrimonial property regimes having cross-border implications.
The rules on international jurisdiction in disputes with cross-border implications are laid down in Book VII, International Civil Proceedings, of the Code of Civil Procedure.
Whereas hundreds of petitions were received in 2015 concerning child custody matters, with cross-border implications in most cases;
(6) The provisions of this Directive should apply to civil disputes having cross-border implications, including those arising from the violation of the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the law of the Union.
The European Authority is given a key coordination role with regard to national regulators andis also given the power to take measures where the situation has cross-border implications.
The Council, on a proposal from the Commission, may adopt a decision determining those aspects of family law with cross-border implications which may be the subject of acts adopted by the ordinary legislative procedure.
The proper functioning of the internal market should be facilitated by removing the obstacles to the free movement of persons who currently face difficulties in asserting their rights in the context of a succession having cross-border implications.
The proposed legislation reflects concerns raised by mass harm scandals with cross-border implications, e.g. Dieselgate and Ryanair.
The provisions of this book, however, apply to proceedings with cross-border implications under private law, in so far as the international treaties to which Romania is a party, European Union law or special laws do not provide otherwise.
The new rules address concerns raised by recent mass harm scandals with cross-border implications(Dieselgate, Ryanair).
Measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications, to be taken in accordance with Article 67 and insofar as necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market, shall include.
Whereas the European Order for Payment Procedure falls into the category of measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications and needed for the functioning of the internal market;
In civil disputes with cross-border implications, in matters concerning rights freely available to the parties under the Romanian law, if the parties have validly agreed that the Romanian courts of law have jurisdiction to rule on the current or possible disputes in relation to these rights, the Romanian courts shall be the only courts with jurisdiction to rule on these matters.
Moreover, recourse to national protective measures may prove cumbersome in cases having cross-border implications, in particular when the creditor seeks to preserve several accounts located in different Member States.
There is a need for continuing and expanding the capacity-building and cooperation measures to a larger number of qualified entitiesacross the Union in order to increase the use of representative actions with cross-border implications.
(4)To this end, the Community Ö Union Õ is to adopt, among others, measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters ð having cross-border implications, particularly when ï that are necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market.
The European Union seeks to facilitate“the proper functioning of the internal market should be facilitated by removing the obstacles to the free movement of persons who currently face difficulties in asserting their rights in the context of a succession having cross-border implications.
Provides a“passerelle-clause”, under which“the Council, on a proposal from the Commission, may adopt a decision determining those aspects of family law with cross-border implications which may be the subject of acts adopted by the ordinary legislative procedure”.
With a view to implementing that objective, the rights of persons, in particular children, in legal procedures should be reinforced in order to facilitate the cooperation of judicial and administrative authorities andthe enforcement of decisions in family law matters with cross-border implications.
For the progressive establishment of such an area,the Union is to adopt measures relating to judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications to the extent necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market.
Council Decision 2004/919/EC of 22 December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications[11] which aims at achieving improved cooperation within the European Union with the aim of preventing and combating cross-border vehicle crime, whereby particular attention is given to the relationship between vehicle theft and the illegal car trade.
For the gradual establishment of such an area, the Community is to adopt, inter alia,measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications and needed for the proper functioning of the internal market.
Calls on the Council to report on the results achieved in establishing child abduction alert systems with cross-border implications, and to conclude the relevant cooperation agreements dealing with cross-border abduction cases on the basis of the Commission guidelines;
The purpose is to secure the speedy and inexpensive preservation of the bank accounts of debtors subject to pecuniary claims in civil and commercial matters, in order to prevent the withdrawal or transfer of funds held in bank accounts anywhere on EU territory, provided that any of the parties orassets involved are located in more than one Member State(cross-border implications as defined in Article 3) whatever the nature of the court or tribunal.