Examples of using Cross-border problems in English and their translations into Finnish
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The EU must cut back on the work it does and concentrate on the cross-border problems.
Cross-border problems call for a cross-border  strategy and approach.
Strangely enough, the amendments give cross-border problems more attention than is their due.
Today, another attempt has been made to misuse funds andrules that exist to solve cross-border problems.
The EU's task is to solve cross-border problems. One of these is the spread of infectious veterinary diseases.
Through the latter, the Commission and the European Council are seeking to coordinate efforts to overcome cross-border problems.
Finally, within the research framework of cross-border problems, it is not funding but cooperation which deserves a central role.
European legislation can be useful if it makes a vital contribution to solving our joint and 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.
The EU' s activities and budget should instead be directed towards cross-border problems that the Member States cannot solve themselves.
The citizens' centre is often the place that people in the area go to when they encounter day-to-day 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.
So far, Commission actions for improving the fiscal situation of SMEs have focused on cross-border problems relating to taxes other than corporation tax.
There are still some cross-border problems and inequalities with regard to access to broadband, the spread of the digital society and services.
The global development andsecurity agendas have become increasingly intertwined as many cross-border problems are related poverty and inequality.
The Commission argues that Community or cross-border problems are best resolved at Community level, and, while respecting the responsibilities of Member States, sees itself playing a coordinating and/or support role.
The Board also asked for further evidence about whether the onlinecontent services market might, over time, solve the cross-border problems identified without legislation.
The Commission coordinates the SOLVIT network, where Member States work together to solve cross-border problems caused by the potential misapplication of Internal Market law by public authorities without recourse to legal proceedings.
The European single market requires powerful national regulators, but we are also in need of a European regulator that will deal with cross-border problems.
As Swedish liberals, we see European integration as an opportunity to solve cross-border problems such as the environment, trade, movement across borders, human rights and conflict management.
This means building on successful projects such as SOLVIT andoffering citizens better assistance in solving the cross-border problems that they encounter.
And not least, it matters because,if we are to tackle cross-border problems such as environmental pollution, illegal migration and organised crime, Russia will have to shoulder more of the burden than it has previously.
For Russia and the Western NIS, special attention is given to initiatives addressing major cross-border problems including organised crime and corruption.
Member of the Commission.- Concerning cross-border problems with teaching materials, we have European Consumer Centres whose work is based on consumer cooperation regulation and which are good ambassadors for consumer rights all over Europe.
Their role is to contribute to the development of a single rulebook for financial regulation in Europe,solve cross-border problems, prevent the build-up of risks, and help restore confidence.
They do see Europe as useful in resolving cross-border problems peacefully and in tackling large-scale problems  that individual Member States cannot solve alone, but they do not see the use of a Europe that increasingly takes the place of the country in which they live.
The purpose of Solvit is to settle, very quickly- and when I say very quickly I mean within ten weeks,with four additional weeks in the event of additional problems-  recurrent cross-border problems concerning the internal market, and to prevent legal actions.
A coordinated approach to implementing growth-friendly tax systems and tackling cross-border problems is essential for a well-functioning Single Market, a successful Capital Markets Union and to attract inward investment to the EU.
Harmonization of the minimum requirements for integrating the environmental dimension into the plan andprogramme adoption procedure is essential, both to avoid cross-border problems and to prevent distortions of competition between Member States and regions.
They can choose to take cross-border problems situations where they feel they are being denied access to their Internal Market rights in a Member State other than their own because the authorities there are not applying the law properly- to a SOLVIT Centre either in their Member State of origin or in the one where they are living or doing business.