Examples of using Cross-border use in English and their translations into Polish
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Cross-border use of eligible assets.
It facilitates investment, the cross-border use of ICT and digital activity.
For cross-border use, a common minimum threshold of EUR 500 000 is applicable.
Commission clarifies existing rules on cross-border use of longer trucks.
Cross-border use Yes Yes Yes(1) Further details are set out in Section 6.2.1.
Elaboration of minimum standards for the cross-border use of investigation techniques 2006.
For cross-border use: common threshold of EUR 500 000( 4). As from 1 January 2012: common minimum threshold of EUR 500 000 throughout the euro area.
CCBM" shall mean the correspondent central banking model for the cross-border use of collateral as established by the ESCB.
Study on the cross-border use of intelligence as evidence 2008.
At this stage, the Commission would favour a solution to test andpromote solutions enabling cross-border use of qualified signatures.
Specific procedures for cross-border use have been developed for non-marketable assets, i.e.
E-Signature/ e-Identification Action Plan seeks an EU-wide solution to cross-border use of online public services.
The initiative will promote cross-border use of connected devices/services/mobile apps, favouring innovation.
The 2008 eSignature/eIdentification Action Plan seeks an EU-wide solution to cross-border use of online public services.
In writing.-(FR) This report concerning the cross-border use and the recognition of authentic acts presents risks of confusion in a variety of ways.
Cloud computing is a global business that demands reinforced international dialogue on safe and seamless cross-border use.
However, a number of issues need to be resolved to enable the cross-border use and acceptance of e-identification in practice.
Cross-border use of eligible assets Eurosystem counterparties may use eligible assets on a cross-border basis, i.e.
By 2012: Member States are invited to demonstrate solutions for the cross-border use of e-ID in the STORK pilot project.
In order to enhance the cross-border use of electronic documents this Regulation should provide for the legal effect of electronic documents which should be considered.
Their constrained geographical coverage and minimal interoperability limit their acceptance by merchants,which reduces their effective cross-border use.
By facilitating the cross-border use of online services, with particular attention to facilitating secure electronic identification and authentication.
A further ad-hoc variant based on the charge in favour of the correspondent central bank acting as the agent for the home NCB has been implemented to allow the cross-border use of RMBDs.
The CCBM is indeed a medium-term solution designed to facilitate the cross-border use of collateral until adequate market solutions become available throughout the euro area/ European Union.
Tools that help potential re-users to find documents available for re-use andthe conditions for re-use can facilitate considerably the cross-border use of public sector documents.
It is expected that the cross-border use of qualified e-signatures(QES) and advanced e-signatures based on qualified certificates(AES based on QC) can be improved relatively quickly12.
It is therefore appropriate to make provision for the creation of a single publicly accessible online portal for the Union to make such information available to the public for a reasonable period of time before the cross-border use takes place.
In order to enhance the cross-border use of electronic documents this Regulation should provide for the legal effect of electronic documents which should be considered as equal to paper documents dependent on the risk assessment and provided the authenticity and integrity of the documents are ensured.
The European Council invites the Commission to rapidly present the roadmap on the completion of the Digital Single Market by 2015,giving priority to proposals aimed at promoting a fully integrated Digital Single Market through the facilitation of e-commerce and the cross-border use of online services.
The proposed Directive clarifies this article by considering that the cross-border use of longer vehicles is lawful for journeys that only cross one border, if the two Member States concerned already allow it, and if the conditions for derogations under Article 4(3),(4) or(5) of Directive 96/53/EC are met.