Examples of using Cross-border cases in English and their translations into Finnish
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Geographical Scope:"Cross-border cases.
Cross-border cases alone must account for far less than that figure.
First of all, we are dealing with cross-border cases only.
However, cross-border cases currently trigger additional costs.
The great majority of the requests concerned genuine cross-border cases.
As protecting the EU budget often involves investigating cross-border cases and enforcing decisions abroad, deficiencies in cooperation mechanisms are clearly visible.
This would save travel costs significantly, especially in cross-border cases.
However, one technical modification is needed, resulting from the definition of“cross-border cases” proposed in Amendment 39 Article 1a, paragraph 1 of the text of the Parliament.
Support for victims will have to be improved, particularly in cross-border cases.
This can partially be explained by the greater complexity of cross-border cases, but is often an indicator of non-compliance with established deadlines or other operating requirements;
Therefore, other internal cases are to be covered by the directive as well as cross-border cases.
Some delegations consider that the proposed Regulation should, in a separate article, explicitly define cross-border cases, as in other instruments concerning judicial cooperation in civil and commercial matters.
Provides legal certainty and ensures its efficient andeffective enforcement, especially in cross-border cases.
None of the governments reported that discrimination still existed in domestic and cross-border cases, or that the exercise of the rights relating to postings of workers within the Member is hampered in practice.
First, an optional 3+ system would remain a relatively crude test for"catching" or"missing" cross-border cases.
While revenues from inheritance taxes represent a relatively low share of the overall tax revenue of Member States, and cross-border cases alone account for far less, double taxation of inheritances may have a major impact on the individuals affected.
In this context, the EESC acknowledges that there are alsogood reasons for establishing, as a first step, a procedure covering only cross-border cases.
By laying down this principle Article 4 ensures as minimum standard equal treatment of domestic and cross-border cases as far as the preservation of already acquired rights is concerned.
With regard to sanctions, reinforcement of sanctioning powers for competent authorities anda requirement to coordinate actions when dealing with cross-border cases.
Amendment 2 Recital 3 to the proposed directive Amendment to the proposed directive( 3)The role of the competent authorities in both domestic and cross-border cases should be to carry out a prudential assessment within a framework of clear assessment criteria and procedures.
Facilitation of procedures for insured persons and reduction of the time needed for institutions in the various branches of social security(sickness, accidents at work, occupational diseases, invalidity, old age, unemployment, family benefits)to respond and to process cross-border cases.
They could also be useful for national courts andarbitrators who have to decide legal issues- especially concerning cross-border cases- which are not fully covered by binding national rules or where no legislative rules exist at all.
Those Member States with a strong tradition of private consumer bodies would be able to delegate a fair number of cross-border cases to them.
In order to address these issues to the fullest extent possible,the Commission suggests that the NCAs circulate early information notices for multi-jurisdictional or cross-border cases or cases concerning markets that are prima facie wider than national as soon as possible after a Member State receives the notification or otherwise learns of the transaction.
The extension to internal cases also shows that Member States have generally wanted to treat internal and cross-border cases alike.
If all Member States adopt such mechanisms and commu- nication schemes are put in place,resolving cross-border cases will be possible and easier.
In the exercise of their powers to impose penalties, resolution authorities and competent authorities shall cooperate closely to ensure that administrative penalties orother administrative measures produce the desired results and coordinate their action when dealing with cross-border cases.
Provided that all Member States adopt such mechanisms and that interconnection schemes are put in place, resolving cross-border cases would be possible and easier.
These mainly pertain to the new legal basis following the entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam, the clarification of the scope and the possible scrapping of the annexes in which quite a few groups are mentioned which can be excluded or not, as the case may be, the new definition of the term'intervention' andespecially the new provisions establishing the guarantee fund that covers cross-border cases.
A common understanding of terrorist-related crimes like public provocation, recruitment andtraining to terrorism have ensured that especially cross-border cases are dealt with more efficiently.