Examples of using Cross-border context in English and their translations into Slovak
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Are there specific problems associated with customer verification in a cross-border context?
In a cross-border context, losses not absorbed by existing IGS may amount up to EUR 820 million for life insurance and EUR 140 million for non-life insurance.
There is questionable transparency in themanagement of revenues collected by collecting societies in a cross-border context.
Finally, where administrations need to co-operate with each other in a cross-border context, such co-operation should be facilitated by on-line tools such as, among others, the Internal Market Information system, which the Commission intends to expand to other areas.
When consumers are confronted with different foreign laws,they are uncertain about their rights in a cross-border context.
Social partners are encouraged to engage and to promote social dialogue on labour standards and working conditions,including in the sector and cross-border context, and governments should ensure that freedom of association and collective bargaining is effectively protected and promoted.
In any event, according to the Council, if the sponsor and the sponsored undertaking are established in different Member States,that is sufficient to establish a cross-border context.
All tier-one assets may be used in a cross-border context, implying that a counterparty can receive credit from the national central bank of the Member State in which the counterparty is established by making use of tier-one instruments located in another Member State( see Section 6.6).
Information on a number of issues regarding family mediation including the cross-border context, principles, costs….
Furthermore, as regards the exercise of credit servicing activities in the cross-border context, this instrument shall be without prejudice to EU harmonised rules which determine the applicable law, applicable jurisdiction and recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters including in insolvency proceedings.
However, some collecting societies struggle to adapt to the requirements of the management ofrights for online use of musical works, in particular in a cross-border context.
Tier-two assets eligible for Eurosystem monetarypolicy operations may be used in a cross-border context, implying that a counterparty can receive funds from the national central bank of the Member State in which the counterparty is established by making use of assets located in another Member State( see Section 6.6).
However, pursuant to the first subparagraph of Article 7(4) of Regulation(EC) No 1082/2006, EGTCs cannot exercise regulatory powers to resolve legal andadministrative obstacles in cross-border context.
(2) In appointing a senior representative and a substitute, Member States should involve all relevant bodies having arole in the tackling of undeclared work in a domestic or cross-border context, such as labour inspectorates, social security authorities, tax authorities, employment services and migration authorities, hereinafter referred to as"enforcement authorities".
The effective exercise of shareholder rights depends to a large extent on the efficiency ofthe chain of intermediaries maintaining securities accounts on behalf of shareholders or of other persons, especially in a cross-border context.
In order to allow investors to better understand master-feeder-structuresand regulators to supervise them more easily, notably in a cross-border context, no feeder UCITS should be able to invest into more than one master.
Therefore, the national authorities responsible for the enforcement of Regulation(EC) No 261/2004 have to fulfil their obligations under the CPC Regulation where thecollective interests of consumers are at stake in a cross-border context.
To ensure the interoperability of technical formatsas well as of process and messaging standards, especially in a cross-border context, the Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts in accordance with Article 98 to establish the mandatory use of certain technical standards, at least with regard to the use of e-submission, electronic catalogues and means for electronic authentication.
Moreover, the Commission will further contribute to building trust between Member States including with Member Statechild protection bodies to enhance understanding of the cross-border context and the acceptance of decisions taken in another Member State.
All participants providing a service related to electronic identification in a cross-border context(‘providers') shall have in place documented information security management practices, policies, approaches to risk management, and other recognised controls so as to provide assurance to the appropriate governance bodies for electronic identification schemes in the respective Member States that effective practices are in place.
In order to facilitate interaction of citizens with public administration, the Commission will assess thepossibility of applying the once-only principle for citizens in a cross-border context, in due respect of the legal framework on personal data protection and privacy.
(12) However, to enable Union citizens to make informed decisions about whether to exercise their right to free movement, it does not suffice to raise their awareness about the right to free movement itself; it is essential that Union citizens are also adequately informed aboutother rights available to them under Union law in a cross-border context.
Consequently, there is and an increasing need for cross-border cooperation between business registers andan increasing demand for access to information on companies in a cross-border context, either for commercial purposes or to facilitate access to justice.
(23) The correct and coordinated implementation of Council Directive 85/337/EC as amended and of the Aarhus and Espoo Conventions should ensure the harmonisation ofthe main principles for the assessment of environmental effects, including in a cross-border context.
The difference in treatment between debt and equity financing under national tax law(and at bilateral level), as a result of which the source state's taxing rights on interest are generally more limited than those on dividends,make debt financing considerably more attractive in a cross-border context and can therefore lead to the erosion of the tax base in the state of the subsidiary.
It does not go beyond what is necessary to achieve this objective, since it does not attempt to fully harmonise all aspects related to the operation of single-member limited liability companies,but is limited to those aspects which are the most important in the cross-border context.
(25) Whereas, according to the Commission recommendation of 30 March 1998 on the principles applicable to the bodies responsible for out-of-court settlement of consumer disputes(4), Member States can create bodies that ensure impartial andefficient handling of complaints in a national and cross-border context and which consumers can use as mediators;
Different national practices concerning charging for the use of a given payment instrument(‘surcharging') have led to extreme heterogeneity of the Union's payments market and have become a source of confusion for consumers,in particular in the e-commerce and cross-border context.
Beyond the Single Member Company proposal, the Commission will consider within an initiative as outlined in the Single Market Strategy further ways27 to facilitate the use of digital solutions throughout a company's lifecycle, in particular in relation to the online registration procedures and to the electronic filingof company documents and information28 in business registers, also in a cross-border context.