Examples of using Cross-border flows in English and their translations into German
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Cross-border flows of euro banknotes and coins.
The Commission had proposed“build” for cross-border flows.
How are cross-border flows among activities, sectors, and countries changing?
Benefits that a network incurs as a result of hosting cross-border flows shall be taken into account.
Deeper integration and cross-border flows are key to positioning Europe as a financial services hub.
Territorial restrictions have a negative impact on gas prices preventing cross-border flows of gas and leading to market partitioning.
This will take into account cross-border flows, variable renewable production, demand response and storage possibilities.
Details of the determination of the transmission system operators liable to pay compensations for transit cross-border flows, in accordance with Article 3(2);
Cross-border flows of personal data are necessary for the expansion of international trade and international co-operation.
See annex 3 Thispercentage takes into account intra EU cross-border flows, but needs to be adjusted for the illicit trade from third countries towards the EU.
The trans-European energy networks Regulation(TEN-E) addresses for the first time the specific issue of projects that cross borders orthat have an impact on cross-border flows.
The distributed model adopted for the EIT encourages cross-border flows and contributes to the development of a single European area for education, research and innovation.
The compensation referred to in paragraph 1 shall bepaid by the operators of national transmission systems from which cross-border flows originate and the systems where those flows end.
Turning to debt instruments, cross-border flows were of a similar magnitude in 2003 and 2004, amounting to roughly Euros 200 billion on both the asset and the liability sides.
Nonetheless, although services account for roughly two-thirds of world GDP, cross-border flows of services are less than one-quarter those of goods.
The fifth meeting of the Executive Body, held in Geneva in November 1987, noted in particular the progress of workon drawing up a Protocol on combating nitrogen oxide emissions or their cross-border flows.
There is also growing cross-border social dialogue at regional level,a useful channel in regions where there are significant cross-border flows, both in relation to employment and the implementation of directives on working conditions.
Details of methodologies for determining the cross-border flows hosted for which compensation is to be paid under Article 3, in terms of both quantity and type of flows, and the designation of the magnitudes of such flows as originating and/or ending in transmission systems of individual Member States, in accordance with Article 3(5);
In many Member States the market functioning could besignificantly improved by introducing market coupling, improving cross-border flows, strengthening intra-day trading and demand response.
They include American strategic primacy; massive and rapid cross-border flows of people, technology, goods, services, ideas, germs, money, arms, e-mails, carbon dioxide, and just about anything else; and relatively peaceful relations among the major powers- the US, China, Japan, Russia, India, and an increasingly integrated and enlarged Europe.
The Commission notes that in many Member States the market functioning and security of supply could be significantly improved for example by introducing market coupling,improving cross-border flows, strengthening intra-day trading and the demand side as well as removing price caps to wholesale markets.
The costs incurred as a result of hosting transit cross-border flows shall be established on the basis of the forward looking long-run average incremental costs(reflecting costs and benefits that a network bears from hosting transit flows compared to the costs it would bear in the absence of such flows)., taking into account losses, investment innew infrastructure and an appropriate proportion of the cost of existing infrastructure, as far as existing infrastructure was built to transmit cross-border flows.
J information on existing and future interconnections,including those providing access to the gas network of the Union, cross-border flows, cross-border access to storage and LNG facilities and the bi-directional capacity, in particular in the event of an emergency;
One issue, first raised at Infrastructure Providers Workshop held in April this year with representatives of the gas supply industry in Europe, was the extent to which different gas supply companies' contingency plans are compatible with each other,particularly regarding cross-border flows in the event of possible interruptions to external supplies.
In a competitive regional energy market, transmission system operators should be compensated for costs incurred as a result of hosting cross border flows of electricity andnatural gas on their networks by the operators of the transmission systems from which cross-border flows originate and the systems where those flows end.
For example, the new welfare economics of capital controls views unstable capital flows as negative externalities on recipient countries,which implies that regulations on cross-border flows are the optimal tools to address market failures, improve market functioning, and enhance growth, not worsen it.
These have to do with the way in which the definition of cross-border flow is being changed to refer to regulated zones instead of to the borders of the Member States.
Cross-border flow" means a physical flow of electricity on a transmission network of a Member State that results from the impact of the activity of producers and/or consumers outside of that Member State on its transmission network.
Chart 2 shows the cross-border flow quantities inside and between certain regions in Europe, as defined by the amended congestion management guidelines2, with the addition of the South East Europe SEE.
Cross-border flow" means a physical flow of electricity hosted on the transmission system of a Member State, which was neither produced nor is destined for consumption in that Member State, including transit flows which are commonly denominated as"loop-flows"or"parallel-flows"; on a transmission network of a Member State that results from the activity of either generators or consumers outside of that Member State;