Examples of using Frontier zone in English and their translations into German
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Persons resident in the frontier zone;
In the frontier zone with Kosovo there is a lot of mines and unfired charges.
For the inhabitants of the frontier zone cross-border commuters.
It is a frontier zone to where he is unwilling to follow the human soul.
PRIVATE MOTOR VEHICLES BELONGING TO PERSONS RESIDING IN THE FRONTIER ZONE SPECIFIED IN ARTICLE 49 2.
Cooperation in frontier zones by the establishment of international commissions with advisory status;
As regards North Africa, I mentioned the Presidency visits to the frontier zone due to the current situation.
Would it not be possible to propose solutions in the frontier zone between Gaza and Egypt on similar lines to the proposal on installing desalination and energy generation plants?
Disaster relief material; medical, surgical and laboratory equipment; animals; goods for use in frontier zones.
Goods used for the building, repair or maintenance of infrastructure in such a frontier zone under the responsibility of public authorities.
Carriage from a Member State into the frontier zone of an adjacent Member State, extending to a depth of 25 kilometres as the crow flies from their common frontier, and vice versa."(1)OJ No 70, 6.8.1962, p.
None is untouched by the splendour and the fantastic nature offered by the archipelago, the frontier zone between sea and land.
At the other extreme in Area D comprising frontier zones and distant islands up to 50% of the investment and interest cost may be coveredi by state aid.
It shall be granted for the followinggoods intended for activities in keeping with the particularities of the frontier zone as defined by the provisions in force.
Transfrontier workers- citizens in a third state living in a frontier zone, working in a Member State and returning to his own home each day or at least once a week- may be granted admission.
If one compares theology with a landscape,the theological tradition on the Petrine office resembles a frontier zone between two long-time hostile countries.
The expression'frontier zone', defined in the first indent of Article 5(5) of Directive 69/169/ EEC, as amended by Directive 72/230/EEC, must be interpreted as meaning a circular zone having a radius of 15 km and its centre at the customs crossing.
THESE RESTRICTIONS SHALL NOT APPLY WHERE PERSONS HAVING THEIR RESIDENCE IN THE FRONTIER ZONE PROVE THAT THEY ARE NOT RETURNING FROM THE FRONTIER ZONE OF THE ADJACENT THIRD COUNTRY.
The temporary importation procedure with total relief from import duties shall be granted for miscellaneous equipment used under the supervision and responsibility of a public authoritiesfor the building, repair or maintenance of infrastructure of general importance in frontier zones.
Paragraph 1 shall not apply where a traveller in one of the categories listed thereinproduces evidence to show that he is going beyond the frontier zone of the Member State or that he is not returning from the frontier zone of the neighbouring third country.
Draught animals and equipment are imported by a person established in the frontier zone adjacent to that of the customs territory of the Community for working land located inside the customs territory of the Community, involving the performance of agricultural or forestry work, including the clearing or transport of timber, or for pisciculture.
This divine-human identity emerges forcefully from the Gospels, which offer us a range ofelements that make it possible for us to enter that"frontier zone" of the mystery, represented by Christ's self-awareness.
Transfrontier workers” means third-country nationals resident in the frontier zone of a neighbouring country who are employed in the frontier zone of an adjacent Member State and who return to the frontier zone of the neighbouring country each day or at least once a week;
The restrictions in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply where the persons referred to thereinproduce evidence to show that they are going beyond the frontier zone or that they are not returning from the frontier zone of the neighbouring Member State or third country.
Special arrangements, which underpin the existing rules,apply for people residing in a frontier zone and for frontier workers workers living in an EU country who work in the frontier zone of a neighbouring third country, or residents of a third country who work in the frontier zone of a neighbouring EU country.
Each Member State may, after consulting the Commission, limit the quantities admitted duty-free in pursuance of Article 3(2) as regards commercial motorvehicles performing international transport operations into its frontier zone to a depth not exceeding twenty-five kilometres as the crow flies.
The EESC feels that this delimitation is arbitrary and does not take into account the geographical,economic and social characteristics of each frontier zone: each Member State should be able to delimit its own zones according to circumstances; moreover, greater flexibility would allow some Member States to address the worrying issue of the"unconventional smuggling" that takes place at the land borders of Eastern European countries.
Provided that there is no risk of harmful organisms spreading, a Member State may provide that Article 13(1) shall not apply in specified individual cases to plants, plant products and other objects which are grown,produced or used in its immediate frontier zone with a third country and introduced into that Member State in order to be worked in nearby locations in the frontier zone of its territory.
Member States may limit the amount of duty-free fuel allowed in the case of commercialmotor vehicles engaged in international transport into their frontier zone to a maximum depth of 25 km as the crow flies, provided such journeys are made by persons residing in the frontier zone.
Member States may reduce the value and/or quantity of the goods which may be admitted duty free, down to one-tenth of the values and/or quantities provided for in Articles 2 and 4(1), column II, where such goods areimported from another Member State by persons resident in the frontier zone of the importing Member State or in that of the neighbouring Member State, by frontier zone workers, or by the crew of the means of transport used in international travel.
