Examples of using Cross-border implications in English and their translations into Danish
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What has happened to the cross-border implications?
Cross-border implications of the legal protection of adults.
No, only for legislation that has cross-border implications.
Soil really does not have any cross-border implications and should therefore remain a competence of the Member States.
This article states that each Member State shall remain sovereign in matters of family law with cross-border implications.
Notwithstanding paragraph 2, measures concerning family law with cross-border implications shall be established by the Council, acting in accordance with a special legislative procedure.
Finally, the proposal deals with sponsorship- banning this for events or activities with cross-border implications.
Notwithstanding paragraph 2, measures concerning family law with cross-border implications shall be laid down in a European law or framework law of the Council of Ministers.
Notwithstanding paragraph 2, a European law or framework law of the Council shall establish measures concerning family law with cross-border implications.
The Union shall develop judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications, based on the principle of mutual recognition of judgments and decisions in extrajudicial cases.
The proposal foresees a general ban on tobacco advertising in the press. This is an important vector for tobacco promotion, andone that has strong cross-border implications.
Priority will be given to projects on extended major transEuropean network routes,projects with cross-border implications for one or more Member States and major projects favouring regional integration through increased connectivity.
In the EU, we know how much more we can achieve by pooling our resources and setting common standards andby tackling together environmental problems which have cross-border implications.
Despite the success of this vote,given the cross-border implications for the safety and health of European citizens, I regret the minor role that Parliament has been given in nuclear matters as it has only a consultative role in this matter.
Our peoples certainly want to see European cooperation.They even want to see more policies with cross-border implications dealt with at European level.
Allowing Member States to reduce VAT on labour-intensive services where there are no cross-border implications; a renewed emphasis on research and development and a more imaginative use of European Investment Bank money such as in the creation of the European technology facility; changes in work organisation and working time to share out better the work available.
It clearly rejected the need for soil protection legislation in the EU on the basis that soil does not have any cross-border implications and is therefore a regional issue.
Article 65 Measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications, to be taken in accordance with Article 67 and in so far as necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market, shall include:( a) improving and simplifying:--------- the system for cross-border service of judicial and extrajudicial documents, cooperation in the taking of evidence, the recognition and enforcement of decisions in civil and commercial cases, including decisions in extrajudicial cases;
The increase in the mobility of persons within the common area of the European Union is one of the factors that has made an important contribution to the growth in the number of law cases with cross-border implications.
It is, therefore, desirable that a European authority is created to- impartially- examine European financial markets andto look into cases with cross-border implications, along the same lines as the recent modernisation of European competition policy.
Some members also wanted the scope of the legal basisin civil law matters extended, and no longer linked to the proper functioning of the internal market and/or the requirement of cross-border implications.
Paragraph 3 takes account of the fact that, as part of the establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice,Union legislation on civil matters having cross-border implications, for which Article III-269 of the Constitution confers power, may include notably visiting rights ensuring that children can maintain on a regular basis a personal and direct contact with both his or her parents.
The Group has had a discussion about the current drafting of Article 65 TEC, andin particular about the limitation of that article to action on"civil matters having cross-border implications" and"insofar as necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market.
Paragraph 3 takes account of the fact that, as part of the establishment of an area of freedom, security and justice,the legislation of the Union on civil matters having cross-border implications, for which Article 81 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union confers power, may include notably visiting rights ensuring that children can maintain on a regular basis a personal and direct contact with both of their parents.
It is a matter of no little importance for many European citizens and firms, in particular SMEs, to be sure that they can recover claims, anddo so rapidly, especially when litigation has cross-border implications because the debtor is domiciled in a foreign country or the judgment has to be enforced abroad.
Certain Convention members welcomed the application of the unanimity rule to family law, the abolition of the ordinary legislative procedure for parental responsibility, andthe provision allowing for the possibility of unanimously identifying those aspects of family law having cross-border implications which might be the subject of instruments adopted in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure.