Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into Finnish
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Funding initiatives which help examine cross-border effects on health services.
Disasters may have cross-border effects and can potentially threaten entire areas in neighbouring countries.
The Western Balkans are still characterised by inter-ethnic tensions including cross-border effects.
It is about cross-border effects or practices which, as in the Dutch case, were totally unacceptable.
And this effect might be as much as twice as high if favourable cross-border effects are taken into account.
Most of these threats can have cross-border effects and can seriously upset and even destroy forest ecosystems.
Problems for information technology andother electronic systems arising from the year 2000 could have serious cross-border effects.
If the project orthe investment does not have cross-border effects, then it is pretty clear how the thing should be done.
The Commission may inform one orseveral Member States that it considers a concentration within the meaning of paragraph 1 to have significant cross-border effects.
Subsidiarity is a key question here, given that soil has limited cross-border effects, unlike air and water which, of course, are mobile.
The fact that a transaction would be notifiable in 3 ormore Member States would not necessarily mean that the transaction had significant cross-border effects.
Relevant situations involve cross-border effects(such as pollution) or obstacles to the free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
European environmental legislation is there for a good reason,since we are facing cross-border effects in the case of, for example, air and water pollution.
The cross-border effects of national wholesale roaming markets on the provision of retail roaming services within the Union, mean the objectives can be better achieved at Union level.
At the same time, some cases notifiable in only one ortwo Member States might have significant cross-border effects and would not be caught.
The fact that most of the mergers that fulfil the existing turnover requirements have significant cross-border effects cannot, however, provide an answer to the question whether the existing thresholds catch all(or even most) mergers with a Community dimension.
Sponsorship of events or activities involving or taking place in several Member States orotherwise having cross-border effects shall be prohibited.
In line with the objective of facilitating thereferral of cases which, due to a lack of significant cross-border effects, would be most appropriately assessed at national level, it would be reasonable to provide the Commission with the possibility to refer such cases on its own initiative.
Other Member States consider that EU level action is necessary, not least because soil has an influence on climate change andbiodiversity which both have cross-border effects.
The added value of Euratom involvement in nuclear research is intimately linked to cross-border effects, economies of scale, and contributing to the resolution of market failures.
Article 5(1) of the Directive obliges Member States to ban tobacco sponsorship of events or activities taking place in several Member States orotherwise having cross-border effects.
Consequently, printed matter circulating solely within the territory of one Member State has no cross-border effects and cannot create any obstacle to the internal market or serious distortion of competition.
This proposal also foresees a ban on sponsorship by tobacco companies of radio programmes, and of events involving or taking place in several Member States orotherwise having cross-border effects;
Thus, the intention was to strengthen the application of Community competition law in cases with cross-border effects, to strengthen the one-stop shop principle and to alleviate the problem of multiple filings.
As indicated in the introduction, the Merger Regulation was originally intended to provide a level regulatory playing field for all mergers that could be presumed to have significant cross-border effects.
Where offers of securities to the public are addressed only to domestic investorsin one Member State, and thus have no cross-border effects, and where such offers do not exceed a total consideration of EUR 10 000 000, the passport mechanism under this Regulation is not needed and drawing up a prospectus may represent a disproportionate cost.
In all other cases, the Commission may, at the latest 10 working days after the expiry of the period set in the third subparagraph, decide to examine, in accordance with a request received pursuant to this paragraph,any concentration which it regards as having significant cross-border effects.
So as to ensure that mergerswith cross-border effects are also included,(iii) the turnover of each of at least two of the companiesconcerned must be more than ECU 25 million in each of those same three Member States and(iv) the Community-wide turnover of each of at least two of the companies concerned must be more than ECU100 million.
It should therefore be sufficient that a request establishes that the alleged effect on competition, which would justify the referral, does not extend to significant effects in terms of foreclosure,spillover on related markets of greater geographic scope or similar cross-border effects.
With regard to a concentration which would not have a Community dimension within the meaning of Article 1, the persons or undertakings concerned may, prior to its notification to the competent authorities of one ormore Member States, inform the Commission by means of a reasoned submission that the concentration has significant cross-border effects and should therefore be examined by the Commission.