Examples of using Cross-border problems in English and their translations into Dutch
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Cross-border problems on the jobs market.
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.
After all, it is cross-border problems that are at issue here, and the jurisdiction of the Member States stops at the border.
Of course, SOLVIT does not have a monopoly on resolving cross-border problems.
Through European integration, cross-border problems can be solved more effectively than they would be if they were only to be tackled within each Member State.
efficient EU dealing with cross-border problems.
The goal must be a EU-wide rail market with very low cross-border problems, with a growing market share
There are, however, extremely few experts engaged in the solution of cross-border problems.
budget should instead be directed at cross-border problems which the Member States themselves cannot solve.
European legislation can be useful if it makes a vital contribution to solving our joint and cross-border problems.
budget should instead be directed towards cross-border problems that the Member States cannot solve themselves.
The ways in which intergovernmental cooperation operates are often inadequate to cope with the majority of modern cross-border problems.
As a result, they prevent solutions being found for cross-border problems such as global warming.
we are also in need of a European regulator that will deal with cross-border problems.
Member States will have to work together to tackle these cross-border problems in the interest of children.
A network of national bodies dealing with complaints from consumers will co-operate in providing assistance in cases of cross-border problems.
will cover cross-border problems faced by consumers
that allow regional or local entities in Europe to deviate from legislation in force to solve cross-border problems.
International cooperation in assessing the risks is important because cross-border problems can occur if an organism with a gene drive would escape from a laboratory.
Secondly, confidence can be restored by effective intervention in cross-border problems.
It is increasingly likely that cross-border problems will not simply be bilateral
This means the powers between these neighbouring countries are not the same for tackling cross-border problems along the Limburg border.
there are still some cross-border problems and inequalities with regard to access to broadband,
the Western NIS, special attention is given to initiatives addressing major cross-border problems including organised crime and corruption.
Above all in the field of cross-border problems there is an urgent need for measures on a European scale,
So far, Commission actions for improving the fiscal situation of SMEs have focused on cross-border problems relating to taxes other than corporation tax.
which focuses primarily on the land, seeking to obtain full acknowledgement of the special nature of maritime cross-border problems.
enables a coherent approach to such cross-border problems as peace, security,