Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into German
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Management of crises within the European Union with cross-border effects.
Disasters may have cross-border effects and can potentially threaten entire areas in neighbouring countries.
Admittedly, this carries less weight concerning cases without significant cross-border effects.
If the project or the investment does not have cross-border effects, then it is pretty clear how the thing should be done.
The Code lays down minimumstandards for competitive behaviour where this has cross-border effects.
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.
Undertakings' activities have more and more cross-border effects and are therefore increasingly being regulated by Community law.
The Western Balkans arestill characterised by inter-ethnic tensions including cross-border effects.
This issue also has cross-border effects, as residual interference in this part of spectrum can travel up to 100 kilometres.
The Regulation mainly needed to add something on the cross-border effects Article 2, paragraph 5.
Obtaining binding commitments by Member States to take measures eliminating bottlenecks and missing-links on their territory that have cross-border effects.
Subsidiarity is a key question here, given that soil has limited cross-border effects, unlike air and water which, of course, are mobile.
Problems for information technology and other electronic systems arising from theyear 2000 could have serious cross-border effects.
European environmental legislation is there for a good reason,since we are facing cross-border effects in the case of, for example, air and water pollution.
The level playing field should ensure that the same notification requirements, procedure and legal standards apply to all concentrations with significant cross-border effects.
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.
The effects upon the employment market of one or several Member States and their cross-border effects within the Union.
Relevant situations involve cross-border effects(such as pollution) or obstacles to the free movement of people, goods, services and capital.
We agree to coordinate closely in our actions and to take into consideration potential cross-border effects of national decisions.
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.
There are also reasons toassume that the actual number of cases notified to the NCA's with significant cross-border effects is even higher.
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.
The ING-Barings report indicated variations between industries determined by the type of industry,IT-dependencies, cross-border effects, etc.
Instead, the cross-border effects of national wholesale roaming markets on the provision of retail roaming services within the Union, mean the objectives can be better achieved at Union level.
Cases of free distribution haveoccurred in the context of the sponsorship of events having cross-border effects and should therefore be prohibited.
The center also investigatesthe domestic effects of labour market reforms abroad and the policy implications for Europe that result from such cross-border effects.
In conclusion, the respondents believe that the one-stop-shop principle shouldalso apply to smaller operations with significant cross-border effects.
Other Member States consider that EU level action isnecessary, not least because soil has an influence on climate change and biodiversity which both have cross-border effects.
As indicated in the introduction, the Merger Regulation was originally intended to provide a levelregulatory playing field for all mergers that could be presumed to have significant cross-border effects.