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Heritage has spill-over effects in other economic sectors.
Any failures can lead to important contagion and spill-over effects.
Expected spill-over effects and spontaneous convergence have not(yet) materialised.
This is important if we are to ensure synergies andavoid negative spill-over effects.
Exploit synergies andavoid negative spill-over effects through co-ordinated action;
Spill-over effects are most powerful and the need for a common agenda is strongest in the euro area.
This latter measure should have favourable spill-over effects in the private sector of the economy.
The strict safeguards will ensure that the state support is limited to what is necessary to stabilise the Finnish financial sector and that negative spill-over effects are minimised.
In this way positive cross-border spill-over effects will be achieved and the problem of"freeloading" avoided.
This should help avoid a situation in which measures taken in one country have negative spill-over effects in neighbouring countries.
The EU remains deeply concerned about the spill-over effects of the Syrian crisis in neighbouring countries in terms of security and stability.
Close coordination of exit strategies will alsobe required to ensure coherence and avoid negative spill-over effects throughout the EU.
At the same time, the measure is expected to have positive spill-over effects on general participation in connectivity offers through commercially provided access services.
The EU support has not only helped the specific countries in trouble buthas also contained the potential negative spill-over effects on other new and old Member States.
To address potential spill-over effects of the Syrian conflict and the associated foreign fighters' phenomenon, the EU stepped up its cooperation with southern partners on counter-terrorism.
Interdependence between Member States in the form of(positive or negative) spill-over effects of national actions, particularly in the Euro-zone;
They agreed on the importance of identifying the main drivers for modernisation and for encouraging private investment in innovation,thus creating positive spill-over effects in the economy.
It assesses short-term issues resulting from their implementation,in particular spill-over effects and the double charging of cross-border financial institutions.
Spill-over effects from the exchange of commercially sensitive information can, for example, be minimised where data is collated by a joint purchasing arrangement which does not pass on the information to the parties thereto.
Phasing out of public support schemes should be duly coordinated among Member States to avoid negative spill-over effects, taking into account country-specific specificities.
The Council in this regard considers that there remains room for strengthening the rationale and focus of action at Community level to improve thecoherence of reforms and maximise positive spill-over effects.
Furthermore, the industrial development trend has spill-over effects into industrial sector-specific growth, which is evident, for example, in energy consumption trends, particularly in the energy-intensive sectors of industry.
Facilitate, at all levels of administration, the use of relevant ICT tools to better understand the implications of different policies andavoid negative spill-over effects from their interaction.
The European Commission is also interested to find out if they identified positive and/or negative spill-over effects of INSPIRE in the field of environmental policy and in relation to other policies such as eGovernment.
Consequently, they usually take too little into account the broader European agenda or calendar nor do they consider overlaps or desirable spill-over effects in a European context.
The digital economy: with its economic weight and important spill-over effects, for example in terms of productivity and resolving societal challenges, the digital economy revolution remains an opportunity that cannot be missed.
In this regard, the ESRB could play an important coordinating role in assessingfinancial stability concerns and possible unintended consequences and spill-over effects from such measures on other Member States.
The Treaty provides for a system of economic policies' coordination, fostering positive spill-over effects and taking account of any possible negative externalities that could occur when decision-making is not coordinated.
This comparison is based on three criteria: effectiveness(number of objectives met, to what degree); efficiency(use of resources necessary to meet the objectives,unintended spill-over effects); and consistency with overarching EU objectives.
In order tomaximize positive spill-over effects, and to better address collectively the unprecedented challenges of the crisis, the Commission will promote mutual learning and exchange of good practices across the Member States.