Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Disasters may have cross-border effects and can potentially threaten entire areas in neighbouring countries.
According to the study,restaurant and hotel services are on the borderline in respect of their 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.
In addition, we issue opinions on some decisions made by European supervisory authorities, which have cross-border effects.
The activities of undertakings have more and more cross-border effects and are therefore increasingly being regulated by Community law.
Sponsorship of events 1. Sponsorship of events or activities involvingor taking place in several Member States or otherwise having cross-border effects shall be prohibited.
This legislation will mitigate the cross-border effects of soil degradation, which do also exist, and it will help to ensure equal conditions in the internal market.
Recognises that an increasing number of EU countries implement deposit systems,causing sometimes negative cross-border effects in regions with different deposit systems.
However, there are a small number of cases with potential cross-border effects in the Community which nevertheless fall under the competence of the NCAs as a result of this rule.
Obtaining binding commitments by Member States to take measures eliminating bottlenecks and missing-links on their territory that have cross-border effects.
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.
The Commission considers that optimum performance also requireslong-term strategic planning at national level, and that cross-border effects should be taken into account.
Whereas the cross-border effects of accidents involving cyanide, particularly with regard to contamination of large river basins and groundwater supplies, underlines the need for an EU approach to the serious environmental threat posed by cyanide mining.
The EU provides its Member States with along-term framework for dealing with the issue of sustainability and the cross-border effects of phenomena that cannot be dealt with at the national level alone.
They relate to the four freedoms, but also to competition, energy, transport, environment, telecommunication, agriculture and consumer and health protection(e.g. food safety)insofar as they have cross-border effects.
Therefore, it is necessary to approximate the national provisions on advertising andsponsorship of those products having cross-border effects, taking as a base a high level of protection of human health.
We should not forget that the risks threatening this finite and non-renewable resource affect, to a greater or lesser extent, the whole territory of all the Member States of the European Union,including significant cross-border effects.
On 18 July 2017 the Governing Council approved the ECB response to theESRB's assessment of compliance with the ESRB Recommendation on cross-border effects of and voluntary reciprocity for macroprudential policy measures(ESRB/2015/2).
This shall include, subject to the legal environment and technical means available to that Party, restrictions ora comprehensive ban on advertising, promotion and sponsorship originating from its territory with cross-border effects.
Where offers of securities to the public are addressed only to domestic investors in one Member State,and thus have no cross-border effects, and where such offers do not exceed a total consideration of EUR 10 000 000, the passport mechanism under this Regulation is not needed and drawing up a prospectus may represent a disproportionate cost.
In this context, the Commission considers that optimum performance also requireslong-term strategic planning at national level and that cross-border effects should be taken into account.
In respect of the treatment of specific questions such as those related to the content of foreign law or developments in proceedings with cross-border effects, the contacts are in principle established by e-mail on the one hand between the Belgian point of contact and the Belgian judge who investigated the matter as part of proceedings in progress, and on the other among the points of contact of the Member States involved.
In this context, the Commission considers that optimum performance also requireslong-term strategic planning at national level, and that cross-border effects should be taken into account.
Where the Authority has evidence or clear indications from several different sources to suspect that orders,transactions or any other activity with significant cross-border effects threaten the orderly functioning and integrity of financial markets or the financial stability in the Union, it shall recommend that competent authorities of the Member States concerned initiate an investigation and shall provide those competent authorities with the relevant information.
Other forms of advertising, such as indirect advertising,as well as the sponsorship of events or activities without cross-border effects, fall outside the scope of this Directive.
To achieve the positive effects of the internal electricity market for consumer welfare, the security of supply and decarbonisation, Member States, in particular their independent regulatory authorities,are required to cooperate on regulatory measures which have cross-border effects.
Where a competent authority has evidence or clear indications from several different sources to suspect that orders,transactions or any other activity with significant cross-border effects threaten the orderly functioning and integrity of financial markets or the financial stability in the Union, it shall promptly notify the Authority and provide the relevant information.
Without the intensive involvement and closer partnership embodied in pre-accession assistance the EU would certainly have to spend more on combating illegal migration, securing the external borders of the EU, ensuring security of energy supply as well as safe and hygienic food imports for its citizens, combating climate change and pollution,addressing cross-border effects of disasters and providing EU solidarity to countries with low level disaster resilience.
The CoR points out, in this regard, the need to ensure abroader scope for measuring the collective benefits of EU policies, economic synergies, cross-border effects and positive external outcomes;
It also regulates the sponsorship, by tobacco companies, of radio programmes and of events or activities involving, or taking place in,several Member States or otherwise having cross-border effects, including the free or discounted distribution of tobacco products.