Examples of using Cross-border dimension in English and their translations into Finnish
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It has no cross-border dimension.
This is a European issue because it has a cross-border dimension.
The cross-border dimension in the EU and neighbouring countries.
Is there a clear cross-border dimension?
Of the approximately 122 million marriages in the EU, around 16 million(13%)have such a cross-border dimension.
It is evident therefore that the cross-border dimension of victimisation is significant.
Virtually all of the projects receiving support will have a cross-border dimension.
Enforcement must have a new cross-border dimension involving cooperation.
These exceptions target key public policy objectives and uses with a cross-border dimension.
The first dimension, the cross-border dimension, was also highlighted by the Commissioner.
However, mobile TV is a wireless service and, as such,it has the potential to acquire a cross-border dimension in the future.
Unlike air and water, soil does not have a cross-border dimension, and policy is often implemented on a regional or local scale.
The first, chosen, option would be to make the SPE accessible to all founders,irrespective of any cross-border dimension.
It also has a very significant cross-border dimension in Europe and globally.
The States cannot have two penal codes, one to be applied to drug trafficking that takes place exclusively within their borders andanother for drug trafficking that has a cross-border dimension.
Maritime activities have a cross-border dimension.
Data protection issues, including their cross-border dimension, affect people every day- at work, in dealing with public authorities, when buying goods or services, or when travelling or surfing the internet.
Most cases of which it is informed have a cross-border dimension at first sight.
NOTES that the Commission has tentatively identified certain activities in the area of tourism,sports and leisure as particularly relevant for consideration, given their importance for the safety of consumers as well as their cross-border dimension.
We have included and we have emphasised the cross-border dimension of innovation and entrepreneurship.
The purely“domestic” cases where a citizen orbusiness complains about the application of Internal Market rules by its own Member State without any cross-border dimension fall outside SOLVIT.
The Committee on Legal Affairs felt the ban needed a cross-border dimension, not just for sponsorship, but also for the press, in order to strengthen its validity.
Regarding the portability of social security rights, the EU rules on social security coordination remove disadvantages and protect acquired rights for EUcitizens moving within the EU and also for all legally resident non-EU nationals with a cross-border dimension.
We do recognise the fact that the issue of alcohol has a European, cross-border dimension, although it is not evident from these proposals.
While underlining the diversity of the situations in the different member states, ministers also recognised that they faced similar challenges, including the widespread problem of domestic violence, andstressed that issues such as human trafficking also involved a cross-border dimension.
Consular protection for unrepresented EU citizens by definition entails a cross-border dimension, extending the rights granted by EU Citizenship beyond EU borders.
The spontaneous exchange of information in cases where the competent authority of one Member State has grounds for supposing that there may be a loss of tax in another Member State already applies to tax rulings that a Member State gives to a specific taxpayerregarding the interpretation or application of tax provisions in the future and that have a cross-border dimension.
The EU action is thus justified on the grounds of subsidiarity in order to address the cross-border dimension where there is aggressive tax planning or transfer pricing arrangements.
The objectives of this Directive, namely the modernisation of certain aspects of the Union copyright framework to take account of technological developments and new channels of distribution of protected content in the internal market, cannot be sufficiently achieved by Member States but can rather, by reason of their scale,effects and cross-border dimension, be better achieved at Union level.
These tasks are of technical nature and will focus on areas where there is a cross-border dimension or where guidance from BEREC could help NRAs to ensure the consistent implementation of the regulatory framework for electronic communications.