Examples of using Cross-border exchange in English and their translations into Finnish
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Access to the network for cross-border exchanges in electricity.
Cross-border exchange of information in the field of road safety.
We want interconnectors to be extended in order to permit cross-border exchange.
Cross-border exchanges in electricity- conditions for access.
Thus such an instrument would facilitate considerably the cross-border exchange of goods and services.
This presupposes the cross-border exchange of data between traffic monitoring centres.
Judicial training activities in general, whether organised at local, national orEuropean level, and cross-border exchanges.
Cross-border exchange of samples and data is important to improve European co-operation inthis field.
The text of the framework decision now covers only cross-border exchanges of personal data, and that is why we wanted to go further.
The cross-border exchange of vacancies is an instrument that can go only so far towards achieving this end.
Does this old thinking bear any relation to cross-border exchanges in electricity and gas, or to the realities of the networks?
Cross-border exchanges in electricity can be used to reduce energy dependency, safeguard cheap energy and make use of domestic sources.
It allows for immediate results and can stimulate cross-border exchanges, increase security of supply and facilitate the integration of renewables.
A number of measures have already been taken at EU level and others are currently under implementation orconsideration for regulating the collection, storage or cross-border exchange of personal information.
This will facilitate cross-border exchanges between end-users, regardless of the operator they choose.
The European judicial training scheme includes two complementary components: judicial training activities in general, whether organised at local, national orEuropean level, and cross-border exchanges.
The figure below shows that cross-border exchanges have increased markedly since the end of the 1990's, the start of the market opening process.
Reliable and transparent information at European scale on the best courses in each field and also on the specialisation of universities andfaculties will fulfil expectations of many youngsters and will foster cross-border exchange.
There are three particularly sensitive issues: cross-border exchange of available organs; information for citizens; and the identification of potential donors.
The Marrakesh Treaty was adopted in 2013 at the World Intellectual Property Organisation(WIPO)with the aim of facilitating the availability and cross-border exchange of books and other print material in accessible formats around the world.
Increasing cross-border exchange of services on a competitive basis requires an increase in mutual trust, which should be supported by a consumer-friendly policy.
The Commission will encourage new Europe-wide networking initiatives to encourage cross-border exchanges and synergies among volunteer organisations and other sectors, especially with businesses.
By increasing cross-border exchanges and getting young people involved in civic activities, the programme can help counter prejudice, broaden horizons and fight apathy.
The system set up by the MoU will be subject to an annual review in order to determine whether the cross-border exchange of specially formatted material actually increases or whether action needs to be stepped up.
It also proposes a regulation on cross-border exchanges in gas which will incorporate in the EU legislation the guidelines agreed by the sector and empower the national regulators to ensure their implementation.
There is no doubt that this good policy goes further than diagnosis, because the Commission demonstrates that analysis and action can be simultaneous; and in Parliament at the moment we have the directive on the energy efficiency of buildings, the directive on transport,the directive on the liberalisation of the gas and electricity market and the regulation on cross-border exchanges of electricity.
In the ESC's view funding for trans-national cooperation, and cross-border exchange of information and transfer of expertise, should not be tied to the 10% of funding which can be set aside for measures at EU level.
In the period 2006-2008 the strategic objectives for EURES have been to promote mobility of workers and reduce barriers to mobility by contributing to the development of a European labour market that is open and accessible for all, ensuring the transnational,inter-regional and cross-border exchange of vacancies and job applications, and ensuring transparency and information exchange. .
Common rules for the internal market in electricity- Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators- Access to the network: cross-border exchanges in electricity- Internal market in natural gas- Conditions for access to the natural gas transmission networks- Fuel efficiency: labelling of tyres- The energy performance of buildings debate.
Cross-border exchange of energy should be improved and the coordinated development of regional energy cooperation should be accelerated while facilitating the integration of regional energy markets into, and the further development of, the EU internal market notably through adequate and coherent interconnection and access to interconnection capacity, paying particular attention to countries and regions with energy networks that are largely isolated from the EU energy network.