Exemplos de uso de Cross-border nature em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Costs related to the cross-border nature of the dispute.
The cross-border nature of the case in accordance with Article 3.
The responsibility of the EU should only extend to those environmental issues that are clearly of a cross-border nature.
They are of a cross-border nature or have significant impact on cross-border transmission capacity.
The need for Community solutions is obviously justified by the cross-border nature of satellite communications.
Owing to their cross-border nature, they affect places which are often far from their source of production.
The need for action at EU level is all the more crucial because of the cross-border nature of most timeshare contracts.
The fact that the cross-border nature of work is now increasing greatly renders a European directive necessary.
Planned stress tests must have uniform standards, transparent andindependent control bodies and a cross-border nature.
Mr President, the problem at issue is of a cross-border nature and cannot be solved by national legislation alone.
The rules governing any assistance should therefore be as flexible as possible,especially in the case of disasters of a cross-border nature.
Given its cross-border nature, the activity of players' agents is the subject of national regulations that are diverse and often flawed.
The Presidency emphasised the importance of coordinating the exchange of information at European level,given the cross-border nature of SARS.
Of course, because of the cross-border nature of the entries, the problem can spill over from these Member States into other neighbouring countries.
Legal aid granted in the Member State in which the court is sitting shall cover the following costs directly related to the cross-border nature of the dispute.
As CO2 emissions do not know frontiers and are of a cross-border nature, it makes sense to address the issue in the common EU taxation framework.
The different market monitoring activities of Member States are currently unable to cope with the cross-border nature of different energy products.
In view of the cross-border nature of the contractual relations involved in these services, the Member States have shown they are scarcely capable of tackling this issue.
The lack of a European Union policy is no longer sustainable in the light of the challenges posed by the cross-border nature of online gambling services.
But because of the cross-border nature of distance selling, a few minimum requirements need to be laid down at European level for suppliers of goods and/or services.
The deterioration in the environment and ever increasing environmental issues,often of a cross-border nature, make it necessary to change the pan-European and global approach.
Due to the cross-border nature of a large part of economic transactions in the European Union, this right of collective action cannot be restricted to national limits.
The aim of this reform is to make cross-border cooperation more efficient, and to reinforce the cross-border nature of measures by means of common structures and common programmes.
I believe that given the cross-border nature of the problem, more cooperation between Member States on enforcement would also be absolutely crucial to stop the fraudulent practices.
Of key importance is the completion of a selection of projects on the priority axes which are of cross-border nature or which have significant impact on cross-border transmission capacity.
Nevertheless, and given the cross-border nature of this crime, we need to harmonise its classification in all the Member States, including cross-border aspects and universal jurisdiction.
Specifically, the points that have been raised by Mrs Wallis in relation to access to justice are of significance and the cross-border nature of that problem is highlighted by her, in my opinion rightly.
We support the maximum priority projects which are of a cross-border nature and which may increase transport capacity, security of supply and the trade in gas and electricity amongst the Member States.
The text agreed provides for the possibility for Member States to apply certain provisions andformalities applying to domestic mergers to transnational mergers in a manner which takes into account the cross-border nature of such mergers.
In its explanatory memorandum the Commission points to the cross-border nature of the measures in its proposal, emphasising that they are in line with those set out in Article 65 of the Treaty.