Examples of using To cross-border trade in English and their translations into Polish
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Barriers to cross-border trade.
The proposal aims at lowering and preventing barriers to cross-border trade.
Barriers to cross-border trade have substantial negative effects on businesses and consumers.
Insurance Contract Law:Expert report pinpoints obstacles to cross-border trade.
In addition, the barriers to cross-border trade may jeopardise competition between SME and larger companies.
The territoriality of the law actually throws up just as many other obstacles as border barriers to cross-border trade.
In contracts between SME, the need to negotiate the applicable law is a significant obstacle to cross-border trade.
The biggest perceived obstacle to cross-border trade is the insecurity of transactions 61% of respondents considered this an important obstacle.
One reason is that there is no automatic link between removal of barriers to cross-border trade and effective competition.
Lower barriers to cross-border trade and increase competition in the selected products and services and in the area of public procurement.
Of retailers said that differences in national tax regulations are an important practical obstacle to cross-border trade.
These problems constitute a serious barrier to cross-border trade in the services sector and to equal conditions of competition on the market, with all that implies.
Brussels, 11 October 2011- Despite the success ofthe EU's Single Market, barriers to cross-border trade remain.
The specific objectives are to reduce barriers to cross-border trade and increase competition for selected accessible products and services and in public procurement.
The 2008 Eurobarometer survey indicates that this legal fragmentation constitutes an important barrier to cross-border trade.
It also requires that remaining obstacles to cross-border trade are removed, such as remaining restrictions on exports or disproportionate licence requirements.
Erroneous or divergent interpretation of the new rules can create barriers to cross-border trade and ultimately fragment the market.
A case in point relates to retailers from a given country being“forced” to source locally when dealing with multi-national suppliers,thus raising obstacles to cross-border trade.
Consequently this option would only to a limited extent remove the hindrances to cross-border trade identified in the problem definition.
This new directive, which comprises the fusion of four already existing directives,aims to give new impetus to completing the internal market by removing legal obstacles to cross-border trade.
The Commission's ambition is to remove the remaining barriers to cross-border trade, helping traders in their transactions and making cross-border shopping easier for consumers.
Amendments 1 and 4:Those parts of the amendments implying a possible restriction of the scope of the Regulation to cross-border trade cannot be accepted by the Commission.
With regard to cross-border trade, the uneven transposition of Directive 2005/29/EC on unfair commercial practices9 risks diluting its intended purpose and not ensuring greater legal certainty for undertakings.
One of the most direct ways of improving competition and promoting consumer welfare would be to reduce, where possible,the obstacles to cross-border trade in these services.
The proposal will eliminate internal market fragmentation causing obstacles to cross-border trade and distortions of competition, as well as enhance the protection of consumers, taking into account new market developments.
Option 3 would have the positiveimpact of fully harmonised rules for digital content but contract law-related obstacles to cross-border trade would remain for goods.
With regard to cross-border trade, the uneven transposition of Directive 2005/29/EC on unfair commercial practices9 risks diluting its intended purpose, which is to ensure greater legal certainty for undertakings and to help improve consumer protection.
In parallel, efforts will be made to maintain the quality standards with respect to cross-border trade in services, foreign direct investment and foreign affiliated trade. .
Enabling legitimate timeshare businesses to flourish across the EU by protecting them from unfair competition, andremoving barriers to cross-border trade.