Examples of using Cross-border sections in English and their translations into Croatian
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(c) the coordinated development of infrastructure in cross-border sections.
It focuses on cross-border sections and the removal of bottlenecks, and pushes forward sustainable transport modes.
Bridging missing links and removing bottlenecks,notably in cross-border sections;
Missing links, in particular at cross-border sections, are a major obstacle to the free movement of goods and passengers within and between the Member States and with its neighbours.
(c) bridging missing links and removing bottlenecks,particularly in cross-border sections;
Bridging missing links and removing bottlenecks,both in particular in cross-border sections, for example by improving or re-establishing cross-border sections; .
Each corridor must include three transport modes,three Member States and 2 cross-border sections.
Covering at least 3 modes,3 Member States and 2 cross-border sections, these corridors will bring together the Member States concerned, as well as the relevant stakeholders.
A description of the characteristics of the core network corridor,including cross-border sections and bottlenecks;
This means in particular projects building or upgrading cross-border sections, removing bottlenecks on the main European traffic routes, and prioritising the realisation of links currently missing in the network.
The core network corridors must each include three modes,three Member States and two cross-border sections.
Removing bottlenecks and bridging missing links,in particular on cross-border sections, to be measured by the number of new and improved cross-border connections and removed bottlenecks for all modes on transport routes which have benefited from the Connecting Europe Facility;
For the purposes of European added-value, the Union should focus its efforts andconcentrate its resources in particular on cross-border sections.
The 2004 and 2007 enlargements, coupled with serious delays andfinancing problems- in particular with regard to cross-border sections- led to a thorough revision of the TEN-T guidelines.
Rail and inland waterways: the amount of Union financial aid shall not exceed 20% of the eligible cost; the funding rate may be increased to 30% for actions addressing bottlenecks;the funding rate may be increased to 40% for actions concerning cross-border sections;
Projects on the road TEN-T comprehensive network are eligible for funding under the Connecting Europe Facility(1)(CEF)insofar as they concern cross-border sections and are eligible only for the general envelope of the CEF(EUR 14.9 billion).
For inland waterways: 20% of the eligible costs; the funding rate may be increased to a maximum of 40% for actions addressing bottlenecks andto a maximum of 40% for actions concerning cross-border sections;
The funding rate may be increased to a maximum of 30% for actions addressing bottlenecks andto 40% for actions concerning cross-border sections and actions enhancing rail interoperability;
E fficiency through:(i) the removal of bottlenecks and the bridging of missing links, within the transport infrastructures and at connecting points between the m,as well as within Member States' territories and at cross-border sections between them;
It should enable Union action to concentrate on those components of the trans-European transport network with the highest European added value,in particular cross-border sections, missing links, multi-modal connecting points and major bottlenecks.
Ia for inland waterways: the amount of Union financial aid shall not exceed 30% of the eligible cost; the funding rate may be increased to 40% for actions addressing bottlenecks andfor actions concerning cross-border sections;
The Council also underlined the need for the Union to make available the financial resources necessary to stimulate investment in TEN-T projects and,in particular, the need to reconcile appropriate financing support from the TEN-T budget to the priority projects which involve relevant cross-border sections and the implementation of which would extend beyond 2013 within the institutional constraints of the MFF programming.
EU aid for studies was capped at 50% irrespective of the project, andaid for priority projects at 10% to 30% in the field of transport(with a maximum of 30% for cross-border sections of priority projects);
Welcomes the fact that inland waterways have been embedded in six of the nine core network corridors of the TEN-T and hopes that bottlenecks and missing links will be suitably addressed, given that the CEF will prioritise spending on removing bottlenecks, bridging missing links and, in particular,improving cross-border sections of the core network; recalls that the CEF will also make it a priority to fund telematic application systems functioning as River Information Services(RIS);
Under this priority, the Commission intends to focus available financing on the projects that have the highest EU added value: projects on major missing cross-border projects,major bottlenecks and other cross-border sections to be improved.
It comprises important railway projects such as Semmering base tunnel andKoralm railway in Austria and cross-border sections between PL, CZ and SK.
Cross-border section: studies, works to start before 2020.
Transport-related actions involving a cross-border section or a part of such a section shall be eligible to receive Union financial aid if there is a written agreement between the Member States concerned or between the Member States andthird countries concerned relating to the completion of the cross-border section.
Cross-border section' means, in the transport sector, the section which ensures the continuity of a project of common interest between the nearest urban nodes on both sides of the border of two Member States or between a Member State and a neighbouring country;
If the 50 km of E73 referred to in the question concern the cross-border section, then studies could be eligible under the CEF for up to 50% of the eligible costs and works for up to 10%.