Exemplos de uso de Crossborder services em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Moreover, those provisions may also be analysed as a restriction on freedom to provide crossborder services within the meaning of Article 49 EC.
Crossborder services only represent 5% of, w GDP h i c his very low compared to goods traded in the single market, representing 17% of GDP.
Appropriate Community-level solutions must be found to the problems of ensuring acoherent regulatory framework for the provision of new crossborder services.
Clearer rules on collective rights management will provide a stable framework to increase crossborder services and encourage offers for an online audiovisual market.
Crossborder services are raappidly taking off: insurance, property, transportand tourism are among a wide rangeof services being marketed by companies in one Member State to customers in other countries.
The CCBM was developed as an interim solution, until such time as the marketdeveloped alternatives, andwas not intended to compete with market initiativesto provide crossborder services for market operations.
The Commission will also ensure that postal monopolies granted in the area of crossborder services are not used for creating or maintaining illicit price cartels harming the interest of companies and consumers in the European Union.
The Commission will also develop sector-specific tools on consumer items more likely to be traded, such as crossborder services, and in particular financial services. .
Notes that the agreement lays down specific provisions for mobile personnel in interoperable crossborder services, e.g. maximum driving times, and establishes the principle of daily and weekly rest periods or working breaks longer than the minimum requirements set out in Directive 2003/88/EC, while providing for greater flexibility than the directive in order to take due account of the constraints of the railways sector; considers, therefore, that the agreement is duly consistent with the directive;
Besides a Green Paper on this last topic, the Com mission also took significant initiatives in various fields, such as mutual recognition,provision of crossborder services and protection of personal data.
Council Directive 2005/47/EC of 18 July 2005 on the Agreement between the Community of European Railways(CER) and the European Transport Workers' Federation(ETF)on certain aspects of the working conditions of mobile workers engaged in interoperable crossborder services in the railway sector ts.
If I may, Madam President, I should now like to answer some of the specific questions raised by the honourable Members,implying that the present levels of charges for crossborder services indicates that the recommendation is being ignored.
European Parliament resolution on the proposal for a Council directive on the agreement between the Community of European Railways(CER) and the European Transport Workers' Federation(ETF)on certain aspects of the working conditions of mobile workers assigned to interoperable crossborder services COM(2005)0032.
The operation, and particularly the setting up of the joint venture, is in line with the objective of improving the overall competitiveness of the European Union which is set out in the White Paper: it should go some way towards reme dying the present shortcomings in trans-Euro pean networks(such as bottlenecks, lack of inte roperability between systems, andpartitioning of telecommunications networks) by providing a crossborder network and crossborder services extending beyond the EEA itself.
Crossborder service provision, questions to the Member State of establishment- example.
The challenge is to transform Credeuro from a crossborder service only for payments up to Euros 12,500 into a basic credit transfer service functioning for all retail payments in euro in the euro area.
On the basis of the Services Directive's provisions on thefreedom to provide services, the Member State where the crossborder service is being provided can apply its own requirement to a service provider established in another Member State only if the requirement in question either: n u l l.
It is no coincidence that the use of crossborder financial services remains limited.
At least that isthe Commission's opinion and the Commission will try to improve the efficiency of these crossborder payment services.
Institutions benefiting from such a waiver should not have the right under this Directive to exercise the freedom of establishment or provide services crossborder and they should not indirectly exercise those rights as members of a payment system.
The principle of mutual recognition means that any licensed credit institution may provide local branch or crossborder banking services throughout the European Union on the basis of EU-wide mutual recognition of bank licensing and supervisory practices.
This was further developed with support from the INTERREG II and INTERREG III programmes, which lead to more intensive cooperation between hospitals, health-care insurers andother health-care actors in the region, and to the development of a range of crossborder health-care services.