Examples of using Combating cross-border in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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(e) combating cross-border VAT fraud;
The government there said a permanent return to national controls was aimed at combating cross-border crime.
Combating cross-border vehicle crime.
However, the Union framework in the areas of external border control,return, combating cross-border crime, and asylum still needs to be further improved.
Combating cross-border vehicle crime Construction Construction.
(5) However, the Union's framework in the area of control of external borders,returns and combating cross-border crime still needs to be further improved.
When it comes to combating cross-border crime, the challenges are great.
The broad goal of these agreements would be to establish a framework of mutual assistance in combating cross-border VAT fraud to assist in the recovery of VAT dues.
Combating cross-border crime and terrorism is a common European responsibility.
The broad goal of these agreements would be to establish a framework of mutual assistance in combating cross-border VAT fraud and in helping each country recover the VAT it is due.
The implementation and enforcement of the provisions of this Directive often require cooperation between the national regulatory authorities of two or more Member States,for example in combating cross-border spam and spyware.
PA30- Schengen cooperation and combating cross-border and organised crime, including trafficking and itinerant criminal groups.
The first specific objective aims at gaining and improving the knowledge of Bulgarian public officials in the field of Schengen Cooperation and Combating Cross-border and Organised Crime, including Trafficking in Human Beings.
PA30- Schengen cooperation and combating cross-border and organised crime, including trafficking and itinerant criminal groups.
Currently, given the increased opportunities to invest abroad in a wide range of financial products, the existing Union andinternational administrative cooperation instruments in the field of taxation have become less effective in combating cross-border tax fraud and evasion.
This site was created with the financial support of the Programme BG 13“Schengen Cooperation and Combating Cross-border and Organised Crime, including Trafficking and Itinerant Criminal Groups" of the Norwegian Financial Mechanism(2009-2014).
(6) This Regulation should take account of Council Decision 2004/919/EC of 22 December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications[18], the objective of which is to achieve improved cooperation within the Union with the aim of preventing and combating cross-border vehicle crime.
The WCO Secretariat and the INTERPOL have been working together very closely on a wide range of issues,in particular in combating cross-border criminal activities, such as drugs, IPR, trafficking of stolen cultural artifacts, cigarettes, small arms and light weapons, and environmental crime.
(i) crime prevention, combating cross-border, serious and organised crime including terrorism, and reinforcing coordination and cooperation between law enforcement authorities and other national authorities of Member States, including with Europol or other relevant Union bodies, and with relevant third countries and international organisations;
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.
This is website is developed within the framework of the project“Multidisciplinary Approach for Combating Trafficking in Human Beings by Transferring Knowledge and Good Practices from Schengen Member States, More Specifically from Norwegian Experience”under Programme Area BG13: Schengen Cooperation and Combating Cross-border and Organised Crime, including Trafficking and Itinerant Criminal Groups, funded by Norwegian Financial Mechanism.
Romania received 12 instructions andBulgaria received 17, including the need to secure more judicial independence, combat cross-border crime and fight corruption.
One of the Donor's priorities in the framework of PL 15 Programme is to improve the ability of the public services to prevent and combat cross-border and organized crime, including human trafficking and migration of criminal groups.
The European Arrest Warrant marked an important step forwards in combating crime, by helping to create a European area of justice and to combat cross-border crime and terrorism.
It is also very good that we have a greater possibility to combat cross-border criminality while respecting individual rights.
The sole article Shall ratify agreement on cooperation to prevent and combat cross-border crime, signed at Bucharest on 26 May 1999.
Combatting cross-border serious and organised crime and international terrorism within the Union, necessitates close cooperation and the sharing of data between all European countries.
With the freedoms granted by the Schengen area, it is also necessary to extend the tools available to combat cross-border crime and terrorism to those Schengen members not within the EU.
Stresses the importance of this programme andits contribution to strengthening the capacities of customs authorities to combat cross-border organised crime and to prevent counterfeit and smuggled goods from reaching the Member States;
The Commission adopted the communication in April 2009, promoting these principles in order to combat cross-border tax fraud and evasion, both within the EU and beyond, and to achieve a level playing field.