Examples of using Cross-border problem in English and their translations into Danish
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This is clearly a cross-border problem.
Yet this cross-border problem demands a cross-border solution.
The EU's task is to solve cross-border problems.
Cross-border problems call for a cross-border strategy and approach.
European cooperation can be useful in solving cross-border problems.
CO2 emissions are a cross-border problem and require a European approach.
This is, to my mind, an unwise decision,since bird flu is a cross-border problem.
Finally, within the research framework of cross-border problems, it is not funding but cooperation which deserves a central role.
There are, however, extremely few experts engaged in the solution of cross-border problems.
Together with this, there are still some cross-border problems and inequalities with regard to access to broadband, the spread of the digital society and services.
Secondly, confidence can be restored by effective intervention in cross-border problems.
Nor can there be any doubt that this cross-border problem must, and will, be solved by means of a combination of national and international measures.
Today, another attempt has been made to misuse funds andrules that exist to solve cross-border problems.
The EU has been unable to solve this cross-border problem for the past 13 years.
European legislation can be useful if it makes a vital contribution to solving our joint and cross-border problems.
Air, water and soil pollution together with soil erosion, floods andlandslides are a cross-border problem, that we should wish to solve even without the existence of a European Union.
In a globalised world,we must cooperate in Europe if we are to ensure the security of European citizens and solve cross-border problems.
As Swedish liberals, we see European integration as an opportunity to solve cross-border problems such as the environment, trade, movement across borders, human rights and conflict management.
It is up to the Commission to ensure that these are observed, and that is also necessary,because air pollution is a cross-border problem.
Let us first hear about the Commission's inquiry as to what kinds of cross-border problems exist in the domain of limitation periods in cases of personal injury and then move on to the concrete definitions.
The European single market requires powerful national regulators, butwe are also in need of a European regulator that will deal with cross-border problems.
I support the proposal which makes a responsible start on combating illegal drug trafficking, a cross-border problem which directly affects the security of European citizens.
Lastly, we must make Europe safer. In a globalised world,we must cooperate in Europe if we are to ensure the security of European citizens and solve cross-border problems.
In our capacity as Swedish Liberals, we see European integration as a possible way of achieving solutions to cross-border problems such as the environment, trade, movement across the borders, human rights and conflict management.
And finally it can be expected that cross-border problems such as environmental protection, the battle against disease, migratory movements, climatic disasters and in ternational crime will force the Community to take further joint action.
We are not as prepared as Japan for disasters;we hardly even have a civil protection policy for cross-border problems, such as a nuclear accident.
And not least, it matters because,if we are to tackle cross-border problems such as environmental pollution, illegal migration and organised crime, Russia will have to shoulder more of the burden than it has previously.
DA The June Movement does not agree with the entire content buthas voted in favour of the report because airspace is a cross-border problem requiring common European solutions.
Firstly, in the event of cross-border problems, the law is often not even applied in many cases, as a result of the less than ideal cooperation between the authorities in the different Member States, and, therefore, these cases are not investigated at all.
Second, as you have underlined, it is vital that we take a European approach to this,not least because it is very much a cross-border problem, not at all a purely national one.