Examples of using Cross-border implications in English and their translations into Slovak
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Matters having cross-border implications.
It is therefore necessary and sufficient that the“matter” has cross-border implications.
Disputes having cross-border implications.
Council Decision of 22December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications.
Soil really does not have any cross-border implications and should therefore remain a competence of the Member States.
Procedural law by its nature may have cross-border implications.
In civil matters having cross-border implications, the European Union is developing judicial cooperation, building bridges between the different legal systems.
Council Decision of 22December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications.
Nowadays, treaties with cross-border implications are the rule and partnerships or families where the partners come from different Member States are commonplace.
Council Decision 2004/919/EC of 22December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications.
Whereas the EUmay adopt measures concerning family law with cross-border implications(Article 81(3) TFEU), including in the field of adoption;
Council Decision 2004/919/EC of 22December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications.
The rules on international jurisdiction in disputes with cross-border implications are laid down in Book VII, International Civil Proceedings, of the Code of Civil Procedure.
This should result in faster andcheaper procedures for all those involved in a succession with cross-border implications.
Notwithstanding paragraph 2, measures concerning family law with cross-border implications shall be established by the Council, acting in accordance with a special legislative procedure.
Article 61(c) refers to Article 65,which limits the Community's powers to civil matters having cross-border implications.
The provisions of this Directiveshould apply to civil disputes having cross-border implications, including those arising from the violation of the rights and freedoms guaranteed by Union law.
This article states that each Member State shallremain sovereign in matters of family law with cross-border implications.
Cross-border implications of the legal protection of adults European Parliament resolution of 18 December 2008 with recommendations to the Commission on cross-border implications of the legal protection of adults(2008/2123(INI)) ANNEX.
The Directive regulates tobacco advertising and sponsorship with cross-border implications in the media other than television.
(2) Pursuant to Article 81(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,the Council is to adopt measures concerning family law with cross-border implications.
This can be done by addressing common challenges in a coherent and coordinated way,especially if there are cross-border implications which are typical in the case of energy, security, migration and climate change.
According to Article 81 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, the Union adopts measures in the field ofjudicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications.
It is necessary to eliminate legal and judicial obstacles in litigation in civil andfamily matters with cross-border implications, to ensure the protection and exercise of citizens' rights.
Every case that possesses connecting factors to more than one MemberState should be regarded as having cross-border implications.
Whereas hundreds of petitions were received in2015 concerning child custody matters, with cross-border implications in most cases;
The Commission proposal is well in line with the Council Decision of 22December 2004 on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications(2004/919/EC)5.
The Presidency accordingly suggests making it clear in a recital that theRegulation applies only in situations having cross-border implications and hence an international aspect.
The legal basis for this proposal is Article 81(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, which confers on the Council the power to adoptmeasures concerning family law having cross-border implications after consulting the European Parliament.