Examples of using Cross-border mobility in English and their translations into Czech
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This fact is discouraging many people,causing a slowdown in cross-border mobility.
We are seeing a new phase of cross-border mobility in businesses, with relocations and social dumping.
Member States are encouraged to use part of their ESF allocations to support cross-border mobility schemes.
At least in this one respect, with their cross-border mobility, the people we call gypsies are ahead of us.
In keeping with the principle of subsidiarity,the directive should only regulate areas which concern the cross-border mobility of patients.
Problems also occur in professions with higher levels of cross-border mobility of workers such as teachers or tourist guides.
The Services Directive(2006/123/EC of 12 December 2006)on the liberalisation of services in the Internal Market has had a massive influence on many aspects of cross-border mobility.
Thematic work/activities seminars on“Cross-border mobility as an opportunity” in women's and youth associations.
This is because the Roma population is the largest marginalised community in Europe,with a high level of cross-border mobility within Europe.
That is why I support creating a'fifth freedom' based on enhancing the cross-border mobility of researchers, as well as students, scientists and university teaching staff.
Now, the question of cross-border mobility is a real issue for European integration, for developing a new European generation and simply for allowing our citizens to see the practical advantages of the European Union.
Mr President, the Commission agrees completely with the honourable Member as regards the huge importance of cross-border mobility of those working in the cultural and arts sectors.
At the same time, we must encourage programmes promoting cross-border mobility among those working in the cultural sector and the staging of cultural and artistic events on a transnational basis.
A European Roma strategy is undoubtedly an absolute necessity, as this is a European minority which is typified, at the same time,by a very large degree of cross-border mobility, given their way of life.
Under the Culture programme(2007-2013), the Commission is supporting projects andactivities which promote cross-border mobility of those working in the cultural sector, encourage the transnational circulation of artistic and cultural works and foster intercultural dialogue.
I also think it is a good idea to integrate educational systems more at international level, firstly, to ensure that people's qualifications are fully recognised, andsecondly, to promote cross-border mobility projects.
This should eliminate the existing obstacles to the free flow of information by enhancing the cross-border mobility of researchers, students, scientists and university teaching staff.
That requires a suitable information system, monitoring of the quality and efficiency of health care facilities, a guarantee regarding health workers' professional ethics, anda non-bureaucratic procedure for regulating cross-border mobility.
It also aims to remove obstacles to cross-border mobility and establish a European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority with responsibility for setting up a system of coordination in emergencies and supporting Member States.
Given the existing discrepancies between Member States when it comes to defining qualifications and diplomas,it is extremely important in the current environment to create the prerequisites for cross-border mobility in the education sector.
The Culture Programme aims, in particular, to promote the cross-border mobility of people working in the cultural sector, to encourage cross-border movements of artistic and cultural works and products and to support cross-cultural dialogue.
An appropriate balance has to be found between maintaining national social security traditions, which are important in each of our Member States, andmaking the changes which are vital for facilitating cross-border mobility.
I am therefore pleased to see that this year's EU spring summit plans to create a'fifth freedom' based on cross-border mobility of knowledge, focusing on the need to make knowledge more accessible and on the recognition of qualifications and diplomas.
Any review of pension systems should be carried out in a transparent way, protecting consumers' needs and informing citizens of their rights with regard to the various pension schemes and the risks involved,especially those related to cross-border mobility.
Throughout the year, at several European Councils, leaders agreed EU-wide actions:promoting vocational training, high-quality apprenticeships, or cross-border mobility through the EURES job portal and the Erasmus+ programme, and bringing all partners on board from schools, social organisations and local authorities, to businesses big and small.
To tackle the environmental problems in the Baltic Sea, it is now a matter of urgency to develop a strategic and integrated research strategy for the region, enable cross-border synergies, pool resources,share knowledge and enhance the cross-border mobility of researchers.
I am convinced, Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,that this framework will not only encourage cross-border mobility, but will act as the driving force for the EU's internal mobility- if we think of students, workers, researchers and volunteers in general, and all those who need to move freely through Europe without causing panic or undue concern.
Research and development is crucial for competitiveness, and students andresearchers must be given support and encouragement when trying to avail of cross-border mobility, while access to funding must be transparent and simplified.
In our daily lives, we are all, by turns, consumers, service users, savers, shareholders, workers, craft workers, andthe objective is that cross-border mobility should be made easier, that professional qualifications, skills and welfare rights should be respected and recognised, that we should be able to access high quality public services, that we should feel safe and protected when we buy products over the Internet or in any other way, and that we should not be taxed twice.
To come back to this current initiative, the European Commission has every confidence that the BONUS programme will be in a position to optimise the potential of environmental research programmes in the Baltic Sea region, enhance the scientific capacity of the area,facilitate cross-border mobility of researchers, promote synergies and avoid wasteful duplication of research efforts.