Examples of using Cross-border element in English and their translations into Greek
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A cross-border element is thus indispensable.
A quarter of these insolvencies have a cross-border element.
Transport has a strong cross-border element and its digitalisation brings challenges.
A quarter of these bankruptcies have a cross-border element.
In the absence of any cross-border element, those questions are unrelated to European Union law(‘EU law').
Around one quarter of these proceedings have a cross-border element.
Such systems are national in nature without any cross-border element, beyond that they must be applied equally to everyone on a single territory.
Around a quarter of these bankruptcies have a cross-border element.
SOLVIT handles problems with a cross-border element that are due to the misapplication of EU law by public authorities within the EU Member States.
About one in four bankruptcies in the EU have a cross-border element.
SOLVIT handles problems with a cross-border element that are due to bad application of EU law by public authorities within the EU member states.
These benefits become even more pronounced in situations displaying cross-border elements.
The SOLVIT network handles problems with a cross-border element that are due to bad application of EU law by public authorities within the EU Member States.
In its judgment in Rottmann,(78) the Court made it clear that the applicability of EU law was not dependent on the presence of a cross-border element.
In many citizenship cases,there is a clearly identifiable cross-border element that parallels the exercise of classic economic free movement rights.
For example, cross-border elements may come from the domicile or place of business of one or both of the parties, the place of the mediation, or the place of the competent court.
In assessing the suitability of mediation as a dispute resolution method for a given dispute, cross-border elements make up for only one of several relevant circumstances to be taken into account.
The proposal seeks to alleviate the difficulties experienced by couples in seeking to extract themselves from failed or unsatisfactory marriages andother legal relationships where there is a cross-border element.
Officials said the cross-border element to the attacks can be traced to eastern Syrian enclaves where the flags of the PKK and its allies have been hoisted to demonstrate de facto control.
The Motor Insurance Directive also lists various compensation bodies, whose remit is different,depending on whether the accident involves a cross-border element(Articles 20-26) or not(Article 10, new 10a).
In appointing a practitioner for a particular case,including cases with cross-border elements, due consideration is given to the practitioner's experience and expertise, and to the specific features of the case; and.
The cross-border element was deemed significant if the aim of the investment was to increase production abroad, expand into markets abroad or create new business relations with foreign counterparts(e.g. suppliers).
However, the resolution mentions the need, inter alia, for tackling double taxation and double non-taxation, and this means, by definition,that there is a cross-border element that, by definition, is one of the aspects of the internal market.
Until now international successions or wills with cross-border elements could be very complex since EU Member States had different rules to determine which court had jurisdiction to deal with a cross-border succession and which law applied to that succession.
In that regard, it should be added that the application of Article 60 of Regulation No 987/2009, like the payment of the differential supplement resulting therefrom,does not require a cross-border element with regard to the entitled person in question.
It is necessary,bearing in mind that large-scale infringements of competition law often have a cross-border element, to ensure a more level playing field for undertakings operating in the internal market and to improve the conditions for consumers to exercise the rights that they derive from the internal market.
The fact that, in a situation such as that in the main proceedings,the person concerned exercised his right to freedom of movement before his naturalisation cannot of itself constitute a cross-border element capable of playing a part with regard to the withdrawal of that naturalisation'.(73).
It is clearly important here to have a cross-border element and I hope that both Commissioners will contribute towards opening up the cross-border consumer market and especially towards breaking down barriers in the form of various national exemptions, and that we will thereby achieve full harmonisation of the consumer market.
Alternatively such a restriction in scope may leave the applicability of the directive in the hands of the parties, who could introduce cross-border elements through their choice of mediator or court for the dispute in order to benefit from the rules laid down by the directive.
In cases with cross-border elements, the appointment of the practitioner should take into account, among other things, the practitioner's ability to comply with the obligations, under Regulation(EU) 2015/848, to communicate and cooperate with insolvency practitioners and judicial and administrative authorities from other Member States, as well as their human and administrative resources to deal with potentially complex cases.