Examples of using Cross-border access in English and their translations into German
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Cross-border access to financial services.
Transparent and non-discriminatory cross-border access.
Cross-border access and the portability of services.
EU Commission promotes cross-border access to electronic medical records.
Cross-border access to and exchange of electronic health records and electronic prescriptions.
Remove legal and other barriers to cross-border access to RIs.
In any case, cross-border access to the registers of all Member States should be facilitated by simplifying information procedures.
Another problem is that in some cases, cross-border access to web sites is simply denied.
Describe the role of storage facilities relevant for the region, including cross-border access.
This would ultimately facilitate consumers' cross-border access to copyright-protected content.
However, cross-border access to national numbers is dealt with in the Universal Service Directive, and reference to it is therefore not appropriate in this context.
Those who are against harmonisation note that easier cross-border access should be ensured.
C cross-border access to infrastructure in accordance with Regulation(EC) No 715/2009 is maintained as far as technically and safely possible, in accordance with the emergency plan.
Remove legal and other barriers which hamper cross-border access to and portability of national grants.
The Commission proposal to interconnect the central, commercial andcompanies registers8 should, as a mitigating factor, improve cross-border access to company information.
Guideline 2012/17/EU aims at improving cross-border access to company information by networking the national registers.
Almost half of all EU countries(excluding Germany) have signed a declaration on cross-border access to genome data.
Access(complete geographical coverage, including cross-border access, access for persons with reduced mobility and for the disabled);
Yet the interoperability of e-identification solutions is a further pre-requisite for cross-border access to public e-services.
Obstacles to the cross-border access to and exploitation of credit data is also one of the barriers to the development of lending activities within the internal market.
This is in line with the Commission policy to facilitate cross-border access rights within the Community.
Whilst coercive measures should lead to more SME and possibly cross-border access and generally improve the internal market for PP, it is not necessarily clear that this would streamline and simplify the rules.
The European Extra-Judicial Network(EEJ-Net) facilitates cross-border access to ADR bodies.
The method of transmitting information between the registers ensuring cross-border access to information in accordance with Article 3a, including the choice of the single European electronic platform;
E-TEG(Expert Group) to issue recommendations to promote“best of breed” e-procurement systems facilitating cross-border access and ease of use for all companies.
As these markets become more cross-border in nature, effective cross-border access to the mechanisms of redress become necessary.
Examine, on the basis of studiesundertaken by the Commission, the evolution of the situation with regard to cross-border access to quality health care and health products.
What we also need to addressis the possibility of giving our consumers the right to cross-border access to justice where they can act together as a group.
The Union can serve to help national authorities empower individuals to improve their health,and facilitate cross-border access for patients to health services.
The completion of the single market for electronic communicationsrequires the removal of barriers for end-users to have cross-border access to electronic communications services across the Union.