Examples of using Cross-border services in English and their translations into Polish
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Cross-border services may be provided by.
And JD Williams already cross-border services between.
Cross-border services are increasingly provided on line.
The opportunity to provide cross-border services in every EU country.
Cross-border services may be rendered under the following conditions.
Certain aspects of the working conditions of train crews engaged in cross-border services.
Cross-border services can still be provided without registration in Poland.
Such requirements may not constitute an obstacle to cross-border services for citizens.
Cross-border services are important to the development of the internal market.
Basel is unquestionably the logistics- andforwarding capital, these cross-border services.
Cross-border services, interest, royalties and dividends- withholding tax.
A 15% increase in the volume of intra-regional trade and cross-border services by 2020.
More cross-border services will foster a wider range of customer offers.
This amendment emphasises an important aspect of the Body's work in regard to cross-border services.
His case proves that cross-border services are already functioning without this directive.
As a result of these activities, seven priority areas for cross-border services were identified.
High-quality and cross-border services in particular are this continent's future.
Introduction of a European train driver's licence for drivers engaged in cross-border services;
Member States should roll out cross-border services based on the results of PEPPOL and SPOCS.
The establishment of FIN-NET offers increased assistance to consumers when using cross-border services.
Prevents the benefits that competition and cross-border services would bring the consumer.
Harmonisation of quality standards will strengthen consumer and supplier confidence in cross-border services.
The Committee's position is that cross-border services are very important to the development of the internal market.
The card is also a substitute declaration for those wishing to provide cross-border services.
Businesses and professionals providing cross-border services are still, far too often, uncertain about the rules applicable to them.
Another question was about desirable andessential consumer information in cross-border services.
In Article 28(1) and(2):this fosters access to cross-border services, thereby contributing to the completion of the Internal Market for citizens and business.
EESC agree with the need for Consistency of Regulatory Objectives and Principles,especially for Cross-Border Services.
This will give businesses and consumers confidence in cross-border services and enhance cross-border trade.
It is also an area in which Member States can cooperate to ensure protection for consumers availing of cross-border services.