Examples of using Cross-border access in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
Cross-border access to stored data with consent or when available to the public.
Remove legal and other barriers which hamper cross-border access to and portability of national grants.
However, cross-border access to national numbers is dealt with in the Universal Service Directive, and reference to it is therefore not appropriate in this context.
(229) The completion of the single market for electronic communicationsrequires the removal of barriers for end-users to have cross-border access to electronic communications services.
Cross-border access to numbering resources and to the associated service should not be prevented except in objectively justified cases, such as when this is necessary to combat fraud, and abuse e. g.
Consumers are generally in favour of a broad extension of the country of origin principle to cover all online services, even if some of them consider that this mechanismmay not be sufficient to ensure cross-border access.
Whilst coercive measures should lead to more SME and possibly cross-border access and generally improve the internal market for PP, it is not necessarily clear that this would streamline and simplify the rules.
In response to a request made by the Council17, the Commission will assess the necessity and potential added value of a European Police Record Index System(EPRIS)to facilitate cross-border access to information held in national police records.
Thirdly, cross-border access to infrastructure should be maintained technically and safely in accordance with Regulation(EC) No 715/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council(3) at all times, even in an emergency.
The Declaration is an agreement of co-operation between the countries that want to provide secure andauthorized cross-border access to national and regional banks of genetic and other health data, in accordance with all EU data protection rules.
The actual amount payable for cross-border access to the system can vary considerably, depending on the transmission system operators involved and as a result of differences in the structure of the tarification systems applied in Member States.
A lack of trust and confidence in social investment propositions holds back the development of funds supporting social businesses,while poorly developed fund regimes and inefficiencies in cross-border access to investors are hindering growth.
On 8 March, a news release from the EUreported that it is taking steps to improve cross-border access to e-evidence by creating a legal framework that will enable judicial orders to be addressed directly to service providers operating in the EU.
Cross-border access to information has been promoted significantly by the entry into force of the 2003 amendment of the First Company law Directive(2003/58/EC) that introduced electronic business registers in the Member States as of 1 January 2007.
The declaration is an agreement of cooperation between the countries that are investing in providing secure andauthorised cross-border access to national and regional banks of genetic and other health data, in accordance with all EU data protection rules.
In these circumstances, facilitating cross-border access to official and reliable company information for creditors, business partners and consumers is necessary to ensure an appropriate degree of transparency and legal certainty in the markets all over the EU.
(a) identifying the interaction and correlation of risks among the Member States in the region and with other Member States, as appropriate, including, inter alia, as regards interconnections,cross-border supplies, cross-border access to storage facilities and bi-directional capacity;
Examine to what extent the provisions on non-discriminatory cross-border access to credit registers and the duty to explain contained in the proposed Consumer Credit Directive could be extended to mortgage credit;
Foreclosure can also arise at other levels of the value chain, most prominently as regards access to infrastructure(transmission and distribution networks and/or storage facilities),particularly in cases where cross-border access is concerned, thereby preventing market integration.
This Communication highlighted the importance to enhance cross-border access to copyright-protected content services, facilitate new uses in the fields of research and education, and clarify the role of online services in the distribution of works and other subject-matter.
The Commission has addressed several issues on client credit-worthiness, which have previously been covered in a similar area(consumer credit),and considers that the most pressing issue is to ensure cross-border access to databases on a non-discriminatory basis.
In its Communication of 6 May 2015,the EC had stressed-the importance to enhance cross-border access to copyright-protected content services, facilitate new uses in the fields of research and education, and clarify the role of online services in the distribution of works and other subject-matter.
Foreclosure can also arise at other levels of the value chain, most prominently as regards access to infrastructure(transmission and distribution networks and/or storage facilities),particularly in cases where cross-border access is concerned, thereby preventing market integration.
Secondly, the EBR cooperation is limited to facilitating cross-border access to company information(the first objective outlined in section 2) but does not address the issue of registry-to-registry cooperation in cross-border procedures(the second objective outlined in section 2).
Calls on the Commission and the Council to create a mandatory standardised public European Business Register in order to obtain up-to-date and trustworthy information on companies andto achieve transparency via cross-border access to comparable and reliable information on companies in the EU;
Online cross-border access to European content will be further enhanced by including in the ancillary online services of broadcasting organisations services that exclusively consist of the provision to the public of works which are produced under their editorial responsibility and that are only broadcast online.
Moreover, the regulation's proposals on transparency of tariffs and terminal rates, publication of a reference offer,assessment of the affordability of tariffs and transparent, non-discriminatory cross-border access apply only to universal service providers which provide parcel delivery services.
The amendments to Directive 2009/101/EC therefore aim at facilitating cross-border access to official business information by setting up an electronic network of registers and determining a common minimum set of up-to-date information to be made available to third parties by electronic means in every Member State.