Examples of using Cross-border effects in English and their translations into Polish
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Management of crises within the European Union with cross-border effects.
This issue also has cross-border effects, as residual interference in this part of spectrum can travel up to 100 kilometres.
anthropogenic factors affecting forests can have cross-border effects.
Relevant situations involve cross-border effects(such as pollution) or obstacles to the free movement of people,
hotel services are on the borderline in respect of their cross-border effects.
Funding initiatives which help examine cross-border effects on health services.
remedy such negative cross-border effects.
given that soil has limited cross-border effects, unlike air and water which,
Due to the cross-border effects of climate change, there may be benefits in promoting EU-wide insurance as opposed to national or regional schemes.
In most cases appropriately distinguished between concentrations that in terms of their cross-border effects, have a Community relevance
missing-links on their territory that have cross-border effects.
There are a number of transactions with significant cross-border effects which would appear to remain outside the scope of the EC Merger Regulation.
within a commonly agreed framework and to take into account the cross-border effects of their actions.
The added value of Euratom involvement in nuclear research is intimately linked to cross-border effects, economies of scale, and contributing to the resolution of market failures.
an influence on climate change and biodiversity which both have cross-border effects.
The EU provides its Member States with a long-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.
Instead, the cross-border effects of national wholesale roaming markets on the provision of retail roaming services within the Union, mean the objectives
The Hague Programme set up by the European Council in November 200422, has called for integrated and coordinated EU crisis-management arrangements for crises with cross-border effects within the EU.
in particular where these have cross-border effects: it supports coordinated responses to such incidents by way of its information exchange mechanisms.
along with reducing their potential cross-border effects.
effectiveness of insolvency proceedings having cross-border effects, it is necessary,
Member States of the European Union, including significant cross-border effects.
thus have no cross-border effects, and where such offers do not exceed a total consideration of EUR 10 000 000,
insofar as they have cross-border effects.
impact on competition in a nation-wide market, nonetheless potentially engenders substantial cross-border effects(e.g. because the effects of the concentration in one geographic market may have significant repercussions in geographic markets in other Member States,
insofar as they have cross-border effects.
in a nation-wide market, nonetheless potentially engender substantial cross-border effects, will depend on the specific circumstances of the case.
pollution, addressing cross-border effects of disasters and providing EU solidarity to countries with low level disaster resilience.
Article 8 guarantees the cross-border effect of such licensing agreements.
Regulations on soil protection have no cross-border effect.