Examples of using Operating across borders in English and their translations into Finnish
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They can be helped by specialised advisory bodies operating across borders.
The CCCTB will mean that SMEs operating across borders and opting into the system will only be required to calculate their corporate tax base according to one set of tax rules.
Pilot project for the rapid and efficient enforcement of outstanding claims by SMEs operating across borders.
At the same time, it is clear that banks operating across borders did not create an additional risk.
In the long term, however,it should be mandatory, initially above a certain threshold for business operating across borders.
The ECB notes the challenges faced in this respect by financial market participants operating across borders and wishes to constructively contribute to the adoption of a universally applicable and uniform regime.
In the long term, however, it should be mandatory, initially above a certain threshold for business operating across borders.
Use of the CCCTB option will mean that all businesses operating across borders will apply uniform principles for assessing their tax base, irrespective of which country their registered office is based in.
In the long term the CCCTBshould be made mandatory, at least above a certain threshold, for business operating across borders;
For enterprises operating across borders within the internal market, there is a need to create the appropriate direct tax environment so that decisions on investment in R& D are not distorted by purely tax-driven decisions.
These differences can lead to practical complications for listed companies operating across borders, as well as for candidates for board positions.
It could alsobe foreseen that the resulting differences are notified to the Commission and then published to increase transparency for consumers and businesses operating across borders.
It would, however,clearly benefit all market participants if these exchanges could develop further by operating across borders, providing liquidity and achieving a critical mass for advisory services.
Will implement in 2012, in connection with the Late Payment Directive,a pilot project for the rapid and efficient enforcement of outstanding claims by SMEs operating across borders.
Modernisation has significantly contributed to a more level playing field for businesses operating across borders, allowing them to plan their business strategies according to one as opposed to 27 sets of rules19.
These authorities must cooperate and coordinate their actions with one another much more closely in order to rectify the evident ineffectiveness ofnational supervisory systems vis-à-vis globalised markets and financial institutions operating across borders in these markets.
Moreover, the existence of a single body with legal status operating across borders does not eliminate persistent issues such as determination of applicable public procurement rules across borders or the status of EGTCs' own staff.
Better and more consistent enforcement of consumer protection rules should contribute tohigher market transparency and reduce compliance cost for businesses operating across borders, boosting competition and innovation and making an important contribution to growth.
Are tourism accommodation service providers operating across borders subject to requirements which appropriately ensure the protection of consumers, and for whom cross-border operation does not imply eluding any such requirements due to the existence of critical gaps?
With 12 fixed and 10 mobile telecoms companies offering services in many other EU Member States andhundreds of service providers operating across borders, BEREC will play a crucial role in strengthening the single telecoms market and consistent regulation across Europe.
Welcomes with interest the second Annual Report of Eurojust(calendar year 2003) and takes note of its content, while stressing the importance of further improving judicial co-operation between the Member States, and in particular as regards combating terrorism andother serious crimes perpetrated by organisations operating across borders.
The EFG shall focus on funds that provide venture capital and mezzanine finance, such as subordinated and participating loans, to expansion and growth-stage enterprises,in particular those operating across borders, while having the possibility to make investments in early stage enterprises in conjunction with the equity facility for RDI under Horizon 2020.
Such an interpretation would make Article 49 of the EU Treaty- contrary to its wording andto the legal context in relation to other articles of the European Treaties- into a type of"super basic right" for businesses operating across borders, which would obviate the entire framework of legislation that has been adopted for good reasons and in accordance with the general legal principles of the EU and its Member States in order to regulate company activities.
Where miscreants and criminals operate across borders, so must the long arm of the law.
Players are offered better protection against addiction, fraud, money laundering and match-fixing if they can play through major online gambling service providers, who always,by definition, operate across borders.
Only two-fifths of EQAR-registered QAAs actually operate across borders, and for those that do, national differences in QA and the lack of a common European QA dimension pose challenges.
When a common tax base is created it must not only facilitate matters for companies that operate across borders, but also for those that are only active in the home market.
Since such a system is primarily designed to serve the needs of companies that operate across borders, it should be an optional scheme, accompanying the existing national corporate tax systems.
National supervisory models have lagged behind the integrated and interconnected reality of European financial markets,in which many financial firms operate across borders and offer financial services to businesses and consumers.
Allowing economic operators, in particular SME's to take full advantage of the opportunities of the internal market, so thatthey can grow and operate across borders as they do in their domestic market;