Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into Danish
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Most natural andanthropogenic factors affecting forests can have cross-border effects.
Concerning the issue of cross-border effects, the Commission could agree that this needs to be further examined.
We are all aware of the increasing scale and the frequent cross-border effects of this type of crime.
It is about cross-border effects or practices which, as in the Dutch case, were totally unacceptable.
This is a serious concern that we have and it is our responsibility to discuss this issue as well as the cross-border effects that it has.
If the project orthe investment does not have cross-border effects, then it is pretty clear how the thing should be done.
The Parties shall recognise the right to consultation at international level on projects with cross-border effects.
A number of mergers with significant cross-border effects fall below the thresholds triggering Community control.
Therefore, the Commission may, in certain cases, need to take measures to prevent orremedy such negative cross-border effects.
The Commission's arguments concerning cross-border effects are rather artificial- at least from the ecological point of view.
Our response to this phenomenon through the European Union's Solidarity Fund provides important support in the task of rebuilding the areas affected by disasters,along with reducing their potential cross-border effects.
But the French are equally right to ask the Dutch to limit the cross-border effects of that Dutch policy.
In cases of market abuse with cross-border effects, ESMA should be required to coordinate the investigation if requested to do so by one of the competent authorities concerned.
Subsidiarity is a key question here,given that soil has limited cross-border effects, unlike air and water which, of course.
This legislation will mitigate the cross-border effects of soil degradation, which do also exist, and it will help to ensure equal conditions in the internal market.
European environmental legislation is there for a good reason,since we are facing cross-border effects in the case of, for example, air and water pollution.
We should not forget that the risks threatening this finite and non-renewable resource affect, to a greater or lesser extent, the whole territory of all the Member States of the European Union,including significant cross-border effects.
The activities of undertakings have more and more cross-border effects and are therefore increasingly being regulated by Community law.
For projects which may have cross-border effects, the Contracting Parties concerned must be able to present their comments in good time, and these will be taken into account when issuing permits.
Consequently, printed matter circulating solely within the territory of one Member State has no cross-border effects and cannot create any obstacle to the internal market or serious distortion of competition.
The o/t acclaimed integration, the cross-border effects and, above all, the economic success constantly referred to here in relation to sustained employment and so on will only be achieved when communication about the cultural heritage is managed in the same way.
In order to achieve the aim of improving the efficiency and effectiveness of insolvency proceedings having cross-border effects, it is necessary, and appropriate, that the provisions on jurisdiction, recognition and applicable law in this area should be contained in a Community law measure which is binding and directly applicable in Member States.
Regulations on soil protection have no cross-border effect.
Regarding the cross-border effect, we are very much in support of this in the Water Framework Directive.
In case of an investigation or an inspection with cross-border effect, ESMA shall if requested to do so by one of the competent authorities coordinate the investigation or inspection.
We should, therefore, question whether the Union should, in fact, decide about what the quality of bathing water should be,whether Europe is better equipped than the Member States to do this, and whether there is a cross-border effect.
Let us distinguish clearly between private enterprise, which is subject to EU competition law, and public service: services of a local nature provided for the public good,which have little or no cross-border effect and should be provided free of EU competition rules.
However, I should like to add that it seems to me to be necessary that the ban on tobacco advertising,if it has a cross-border effect, should be put on an equal footing across all Member States.
For this reason, I voted against the resolution, because it omitted the amendments calling upon the Member States to draw up possible strategies for abandoning nuclear power and immediately to inform regional andlocal cross-border authorities of their national programmes if their implementation could have a cross-border effect.
In case of an investigation or inspection with cross-border effect, CESR may assume coordination of the investigation or inspection.