Examples of using Cross-border delivery in English and their translations into Polish
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Lower cross-border delivery prices.
The Commission intends to encourage the development of innovative business models and to promote the cross-border delivery of diverse online content services.
Cross-border delivery of eGovernment services.
E-commerce and cross-border delivery.
Cross-border delivery of eGovernment services.
An architecture for cross-border delivery of eGovernment services.
The Commission intends to address this problem by obliging national regulatory authorities to assess the affordability of cross-border delivery tariffs.
The quality of cross-border delivery services is being addressed separately.
In those situations, the trader does not have to register for VAT in another Member State nor arrange for cross-border delivery of goods.
In addition to affordable cross-border delivery services, trust also crucially depends on payment methods.
The Standardisation of pre-contractual information for consumer contracts is also an area needing improvement as are e-commerce and cross-border delivery.
High prices for cross-border delivery for e-retailers are an obstacle to cross border e-commerce.
In this situation, there is no need to register for value added tax("VAT")in the Member State of the customer, nor arrange for the cross-border delivery of goods.
Copenhagen Economics4 established that prices for cross-border delivery were often three to five times higher than their domestic equivalents.
The objectives are to make regulatory oversight more effective; to enhance transparency concerning the availability andprice of different cross-border delivery services; and to encourage competition.
Affordable, high-quality cross-border delivery services can build consumer trust in cross-border online sales.
Building on the results of the consultation process, and in order to complement the initiatives already undertaken in the context of the i2010 strategy,the Commission intends to launch further actions to support the development of innovative business models and the deployment of cross-border delivery of diverse online creative content services.
The price of cross-border delivery is often so high that shopping abroad is not a real advantage for consumers, even if the goods are cheaper.
The first of those situations is where the trader sells goods and there is no cross-border delivery of those goods by or on behalf of the trader to the Member State where the customer resides.
High prices for cross-border delivery for e-retailers and consumers, in particular in remote areas and for SMEs, are an obstacle to cross border e-commerce.
The Commission's parcel delivery proposal(see next section)addresses the affordability of cross-border delivery and returns, in particular for SMEs and consumers, especially in rural and peripheral regions.
High prices for cross-border delivery for e-retailers and consumers, in particular in remote areas and for SMEs, are therefore an obstacle to cross border e-commerce.
Action is required to provide e-retailers and consumers with high-quality,accessible and affordable parcel delivery services in cross-border delivery, taking due account of the needs of SMEs and of less advanced or accessible regions including outermost regions.
Of e-retailers consider cross-border delivery to be an obstacle to trading, while 47% of consumers worry about delivery in cross-border transactions.
It is necessary to address the problems of high(er)prices for cross-border delivery compared to domestic delivery and to create more competitive online markets.
In such cases, cross-border delivery tariffs can be three to five times higher than the domestic equivalent1 and these differences cannot be explained by labour or other costs in the destination country.
For the digital service infrastructure, interoperable frameworks are financed through direct grant schemes andinclude e.g. trans-European high-speed backbone connections for public administrations, cross-border delivery of eGovernment services based on interoperable identification and authentication(enabling e-procurement and e-Justice as well as eHealth services); digital resources of European heritage; safety and security(safer internet and critical service infrastructures) and smart energy services.
Cross-border delivery by its very nature involves delivery services in more than one Member State and therefore cannot be overseen by national regulatory authorities acting independently of each other and without information about the cost of delivery in other Member States, such as for example terminal rates that the operator in the destination Member State charges to the operator in the originating Member State.
Indirectly, increased e-commerce due to improved affordability of cross-border delivery prices would impact positively on growth and jobs and consumer welfare, particularly for vulnerable users in peripheral areas.
Affordable and high-quality cross-border delivery services are essential in making sure that consumers use cross-border online sales.