Examples of using Efficient cross-border in English and their translations into Finnish
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A fully functioning integrated single market for gas andelectricity cannot be achieved without efficient cross-border trade.
Given time factors, we could encourage efficient cross-border activity by the economic players and employ credit and exemption methods.
The New Legal Framework will address the crucial legal obstacles which hinder efficient cross-border direct debit payments.
Obstacles to efficient cross-border clearing and settlement can come from exclusive arrangements between exchanges and clearing and settlement providers.
The EU still lacks a sufficiently interconnected, interoperable and efficient cross-border transport infrastructure network.
The relevance of these barriers to efficient cross-border Settlement was also argued during the consultation to the first Commission Communication on Clearing and Settlement.
Initiatives were launched in order to help identify ways in which barriers to efficient cross-border clearing and settlement could be removed.
Despite this progress, barriers remain to efficient cross-border clearing and settlement- including some of those identified by the Giovannini Report52 more than a decade ago.
This Directive establishes a general framework forthe provision of safe, high quality and efficient cross-border healthcare.
The Giovannini group has identified several important barriers to efficient cross-border clearing and settlement which need to be addressed by public authorities.
The Commission also backed a self-regulatory initiative by the securities industry to develop a Code of Conduct that will allow for efficient cross-border clearing and settlement.
We need an EU legislative initiative to facilitate efficient cross-border cooperation and improve upon previous international legal instruments, which are often cumbersome and bureaucratic.
These are minimum standards geared to combining safeguards for guarantees to protect the accused with the need to preserve efficient cross-border judicial cooperation.
Running of the new comitology Committee("Committee on safe,high-quality and efficient cross-border healthcare") established in accordance with Article 19 of this Directive and its working groups that will work on the implementation of the Directive.
The current fragmentation of the regulatory environment alsoresults in legal and regulatory obstacles to the efficient cross-border marketing of AIF.
While ensuring high quality,safe and efficient cross-border healthcare, it is important to ensure a proper balance between the right of EU patients to seek treatment abroad and the capacity of national health systems and national healthcare priorities.
The overall aim of such an initiative will be to ensure the more transparent and efficient cross-border management of collective rights in Europe.
The presidency also declared, on behalf of the energy ministers- did that include the French energy minister?-:"A fully integrated single market for gas andelectricity cannot be achieved without efficient cross-border trade.
Without a clear framework for ensuring minimum requirements for safe and efficient cross-border healthcare, uncertainty remains, also in this field.
Coordination between Member States at this stage is not sufficiently advanced, andthe current inconsistencies between existing systems prevent efficient cross-border planning.
In addition, the 2015 Single Market Strategy concluded that Article 20 of the Services Directive41 lacked an efficient cross-border cooperation mechanism and should therefore be included in the CPC Regulation's Annex.
The Commission proposes the creation of a group of experts to examine, in more detail, the taxation issues identified by the Giovannini group andby respondents to the first Commission Communication on Clearing and Settlement as constituting barriers to efficient cross-border Settlement.
It will help to: provide legal clarity regarding patients' rights; ensure high-quality,safe and efficient cross-border care; and provide a framework for European cooperation in full respect of the principles of the national systems and ensuring their sustainability;
These differences and gaps, including legislative differences between Member States and/or a lack of a legislative/institutional basis in some countries, have the potential to complicate andeven hinder the efficient cross-border handling of a banking crisis.
The aim of this proposal is to establish a general framework for provision of safe,high quality and efficient cross-border healthcare in the European Union and to ensure free movement of health services and a high level of health protection, whilst fully respecting the responsibilities of the Member States for the organisation and delivery of health services and medical care.
This Communication will provide a firm indication of the Commission's views as regards the need for andcontent of legislative actions to facilitate inter-connected and efficient cross-border clearing and settlement as a basis for discussion with authorities and market participants.
Since the objectives of this Directive, namely establishing of a general framework for provision of safe,high quality and efficient cross-border healthcare in the European Union, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States and can therefore, by reason of the scale of the action, be better achieved at Community level, the Community may adopt measures, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity as set out in Article 5 of the Treaty.
Accelerate the integration of EU capital markets, in particular by implementing the Risk Capital Action Plan by 2003 and the Financial Services Action Plan by 2005(2003 for securities markets);ensuring consistent enforcement of EU rules and removing barriers to efficient cross-border clearing and settlement.
This directive aims to establish a general framework for provision of safe,high quality and efficient cross-border healthcare in the Community and to ensure patients mobility and freedom to provide healthcare and high level of protection of health, whilst fully respecting the responsibilities of the Member States for the definition of social security benefits related to health and the organisation and delivery of healthcare and medical care and social security benefits in particular for sickness.
There is certainly a long and fraught road ahead, with different banking cultures and legal systems, but there can be no doubtabout the bottom line: without provision for efficient cross-border clearing and settlement, the full benefit of an internal market for financial services cannot be realised.