Examples of using Cross-border provision in English and their translations into Finnish
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The proposal will in particular facilitate the cross-border provision of services and improve the climate of fair competition.
Lack of knowledge of competent authorities, procedures andformalities hinders the cross-border provision of services.
Another antitrust investigation concerns the cross-border provision of pay-TV services in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
The Commission has established that the current regulatory fragmentation in this field hinders the cross-border provision of these services.
It aims to facilitate cross-border provision of services and to address key barriers for business services and construction.
Furthermore, the administrative barriers obstructing the free movement of workers and the cross-border provision of services must be removed.
For the future, the cross-border provision of health care services is a further milestone on the road to European integration.
Make efforts in order tohave Points of Single Contact under the Services Directive working in several languages to facilitate cross-border provision of services.
Cross-border provision of financial services, free movement of capital flows and a single currency are the three pillars of integrated capital markets.
Opening up national payment markets for new providers andensuring a level-playing field will increase competition and foster cross-border provision of services.
As concerns the cross-border provision of ancillary online services, this Regulation establishes enabling mechanisms to facilitate the clearance of copyright and related rights.
However, national rules on remuneration applied to posted workers must be justified by the need to protect posted workers andmust not disproportionately restrict the cross-border provision of services.
Moreover, the Krakow declaration26 reiterated that the cross-border provision of services and the mobility of posted workers are essential elements of the Single Market.
Discussions with Member States and stakeholders' contributions have shown that the Single Market remains a work in progressin certain service sectors, in particular as far as the cross-border provision of services is concerned.
This cross-border provision of services implies the sending of employees to a Member State other than the one in which they usually work, and creates a specific category of workers, known as"posted workers.
Whilst construction workers are present as posted workers in Member States other than their own, the cross-border provision of construction services by companies is very low and it is one of the least integrated service sectors.
Furthermore, full cross-border provision will still not be possible- or even desirable- because of the actual client needs that are serviced by the products and because of differences in behaviour and risk factors that affect product conditions.
The legislative framework wasfurther supplemented by the e-commerce directive, adopted in 2000, the objective of which is to facilitate cross-border provision of new interactive media services distributed on a point-to-point basis.
This includes both actions to facilitate the cross-border provision of financial services and measures to ensure the proper protection of consumers, wherever they are in the EU and to increase their confidence in cross-border transactions.
An overwhelming majority of respondents signalled that PSI re-use had not reached its full potential andsupported further action to stimulate re-use and promote the cross-border provision of PSI-based products and services.
In particular, such divergences hamper the cross-border provision of services and the establishment in other Member since each time different rules have to be assessed and complied with by operators when doing business in another Member State.
Where such rules on remunerationexist at national level, the Member State may apply them in a non-discriminatory manner to undertakings posting workers to its territory provided that they do not disproportionately restrict the cross-border provision of services.
Mutually recognised electronic identification means andwidely accepted electronic signatures will facilitate cross-border provision of numerous services in the internal market and enable businesses to go cross-border without facing obstacles in interactions with public authorities.
To facilitate cross-border provision and reception of services, the Points of Single Contact, which will be established on the national level by the end of 2009 under the Services Directive15, will be encouraged to provide necessary information in different languages to service providers from other Member States as well as to recipients of services.
Work is ongoing on concrete proposals linked to the enforcement of single market rules as well as measures in thearea of business services, including facilitating their cross-border provision, business restructuring and insolvency, and the creation of a simple, modern and fraud-proof VAT system.
Concerning the optional domestic use of the cross-border provision, I note what colleagues in the Committee on Legal Affairs said about the measure only being possible cross-border, be that for legal reasons or for practical reasons of achieving something in a reasonable timescale.
Second, they broadly support other Union policies, in particular consumer policy(by facilitating secure, Union-wide payment systems), and competition policy by establishing equal obligations, rights andopportunities for all market players and facilitating cross-border provision of payment services, thus increasing the level of competition.
In particular, increased effort is required to promote the cross-border provision of retail financial services, to improve the efficiency of corporate and government bond financing and ease regulatory and supervisory costs for financial intermediaries operating in a multi-jurisdictional environment.
Secondly, they broadly support other EU policies, in particular consumer policy( by equalising and bringing down charges for cross-border and national payments to the benefit of consumers) and competition policy, by establishing equal obligations, rights andopportunities for all market players and facilitating cross-border provision of payment services, thus increasing the level of competition.
In particular by facilitating the cross-border provision of services and improving the climate of fair competition, this initiative will allow the potential for growth offered by the posting of workers and jobs for posted workers to be tapped as a key element in the provision of services in the internal market.