Examples of using Cross-border sections in English and their translations into Finnish
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Bridging missing links andremoving bottlenecks, notably in cross-border sections;
By ensuring that cross-border sections would be completed, stumbling blocks would turn into incentives.
Each corridor must include three modes, three Member States and 2 cross-border sections.
It focuses on cross-border sections and the removal of bottlenecks, and pushes forward sustainable transport modes.
That is why the Commission is not in a position to accept your amendment aimed at extending this maximum rate reserved for cross-border sections to natural barriers.
Covering at least 3 modes, 3 Member States and 2 cross-border sections, these corridors will bring together the Member States concerned, as well as the relevant stakeholders.
I understand this since I myself amfrom a mountainous country, but I truly believe that we should reserve the maximum rate for the cross-border sections of priority projects.
However, the national authorities are generally reluctant to finance cross-border sections because of the complexities of coordination between Member States to define and implement projects.
Reasonable progress on completing national sections of TEN-T projects has been offset by delays affecting trans-national links and, particularly, cross-border sections, mainly for rail.
Covering at least 3 modes, 3 Member States and 2 cross-border sections, these corridors will bring together the Member States concerned, as well as the relevant stakeholders, for example infrastructure managers and users.
It should enable Union action to concentrate on those components of the trans-European transport network with the highest European added value,in particular cross-border sections, missing links, multi-modal connecting points and major bottlenecks.
This means in particular projects building or upgrading cross-border sections, removing bottlenecks on the main European traffic routes, and prioritising the realisation of links currently missing in the network.
Part IV of Annex I14 to the CEF Regulation which establishes that 80% of the funds are to be spent on removing bottlenecks, enhancing rail interoperability, bridging missing links, andin particular improving cross-border sections.
For potentially eligible cross-border sections, please note this is not a general scale, but some cross-border sections could be eligible for as much as 50% if the Commission's proposal is accepted.
The parallel proposal amending theTEN financial support Regulation No 2236/95 opens up the possibility for the priority projects, including their cross-border sections, of Community co-financing at a rate of up to 20% of the cost of projects.
It should focus on the completion of missing links- mainly cross-border sections and bottlenecks/bypasses- on the upgrading of existing infrastructure and on the development of multimodal terminals at sea and river ports and on city logistic consolidation centres.
Rail and inland waterways: the amount of Union financial aid shall not exceed 20% of the eligible cost; the funding rate may be increased to 30% for actions addressing bottlenecks;the funding rate may be increased to 40% for actions concerning cross-border sections;
The delays recorded for the realisation of effective trans-European connections, in particular the cross-border sections, are likely to disable seriously the competitiveness of the Union, its States and peripheral regions which will not be able, or will no longer be able, to profit fully from the beneficial effects of the single market.
Under this priority, the Commission intends to focus available financing on the projects that have the highest EU added value:projects on major missing cross-border projects, major bottlenecks and other cross-border sections to be improved.
Turning to the third question which Mr Costa rightly stressed, I would like to confirm that the 48 cross-border sections of the 30 priority projects to which you refer are and will continue to be considered priorities in the allocation of funds,provided that those cross-border sections satisfy the preparation and maturity criteria I have just mentioned.
At the same time, beyond intentions, the Member States are running into problems as a result of budgetary constraints in financing the infrastructure identified in the European Parliament and Council Decision on guidelines for the development ofthe trans-European transport network, particularly the cross-border sections.
Develop adequate conditions for resource-efficient transport,energy and ICT infrastructures, in priority, those included in the TEN networks, by complementing Community mechanisms, notably including in cross-border sections and peripherical regions, as an essential condition to achieve a successful opening up of the network industries to competition;
Cross-border sections of the projects of European interest identified in Annex III to Decision No 1692/96/EC with the aim of eliminating bottlenecks and/or filling in missing sections, which promote safety, ensure the interoperability of the national networks and/or strongly contribute to the reduction of imbalances between modes of transport, in favour of the most environment-friendly modes.
CONSIDERS that the TEN-T policy should pay due attention to the timely completion of priority projects and their effective integration in the comprehensive network, nodes(ports, airports) and inter-modal connections(such as connections between rail, road, inland waterways, ports and airports), multimodal green corridors,missing infrastructure links, cross-border sections, the elimination of bottlenecks, interconnections with neighbouring countries and regions and building on the extension of existing corridors;
Cross-border section, works base tunnel to be launched before 2020; studies access routes.
Railway Budapest-Vienna(2010), cross-border section.
MünchenSalzburg(2015), cross-border section;
Katowice-Brno/Zilina motorway(2010), cross-border section.
BrnoWien motorway(2009), cross-border section.
WienBratislava(2010), cross-border section.