Examples of using Cross-border effect in English and their translations into German
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Regulations on soil protection have no cross-border effect.
Article 8 guarantees the cross-border effect of such licensing agreements.
Management of crises within the European Union with cross-border effects.
Beside the cross-border effect, Mario Müller also emphasises the strong regional rootedness.
The Code lays down minimumstandards for competitive behaviour where this has cross-border effects.
Disasters may have cross-border effects and can potentially threaten entire areas in neighbouring countries.
The Regulation mainly needed to add something on the cross-border effects Article 2, paragraph 5.
Regarding the cross-border effect, we are very much in support of this in the Water Framework Directive.
Option 2 required the introduction of a mandatory exception with a cross-border effect covering digital uses.
Most of these threats can have cross-border effects and can seriously upset and even destroy forest ecosystems.
Most natural andanthropogenic factors affecting forest ecosystems can have cross-border effects.
In case of an investigation or an inspection with cross-border effect, ESMA shall coordinate the investigation or inspection.
Due to the cross-border effects of climate change, there may be benefits in promoting EU-wide insurance as opposed to national or regional schemes.
Furthermore, where crises situations occur, they often have a cross-border effect because the electricity system is already integrated.
It is difficult to accept that the above-mentioned 54% of excluded cases, which fulfil the three times EUR 25 million presumption, would- as a rule-nevertheless only have a de minimis cross-border effect.
Undertakings' activities have more and more cross-border effects and are therefore increasingly being regulated by Community law.
But it also believes that Article 3"ensures in a simple andeffective way that all transactions with a cross-border effect are subject to a single body of law.
MYTH: Local media have minimal cross-border effect so therefore should be exempt from single market related legislation.
They would seek directly to ensure a result where cases that typically involve a potentially significant cross-border effect would fall under the Commission's jurisdiction.
Relevant situations involve cross-border effects(such as pollution) or obstacles to the free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
We should, therefore, question whether the Union should, in fact, decide about what the quality of bathing water should be, whether Europeis better equipped than the Member States to do this, and whether there is a cross-border effect.
In case of an investigation or inspection with cross-border effect, CESR may assume coordination of the investigation or inspection.
It is therefore necessary to provide for measures to facilitate the licensing of rights in out-of-commerce works that are in the collections of cultural heritage institutions andthereby to allow the conclusion of agreements with cross-border effect in the internal market.
Subsidiarity is a key question here, given that soil has limited cross-border effects, unlike air and water which, of course, are mobile.
In cases of market abuse with cross-border effects, ESMA should be required to coordinate the investigation if requested to do so by one of the competent authorities concerned.
For this reason, I voted against the resolution, because it omitted the amendments calling upon the Member States to draw up possible strategies for abandoning nuclear power and immediately to inform regional andlocal cross-border authorities of their national programmes if their implementation could have a cross-border effect.
ESMA would make sure that situations with cross-border effects would receive- to the extent possible- the same treatment, thus reducing the possibility of regulatory arbitrage and instability in the markets.
In order to promote a level playing field for companies that engage in agreements orpractices that have a cross-border effect, it is necessary to regulate the relationship between national law and Community law, as provided in Article 83(2)(e) of the EC Treaty.
Out-of-commerce works: Option 1 required Member States to put in place legal mechanisms, with cross-border effect, to facilitate licensing agreements for out-of-commerce books and learned journals and to organise a stakeholder dialogue at national level to facilitate the implementation of that mechanism.
Including any commitments in allsectoral policies which concern economic activities with cross-border effect, or an imminent risk of such breach the Commission may, until the end of a period of up to three years after accession, upon the motivated request of a Member State or on its own initiative, adopt European regulations or decisions establishing appropriate measures.