Examples of using Cross-border in nature in English and their translations into Slovak
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Insurance markets are increasingly cross-border in nature.
They should be cross-border in nature, based on a system covering the whole internal market.
Europe's wholesale energy markets are also increasingly cross-border in nature.
The problem is typically cross-border in nature and concerns all Member States.
However, the threats to Europe's citizens are becoming more varied andincreasingly cross-border in nature.
They are increasingly cross-border in nature meaning Member States can no longer act alone.
The Commission must ensure that enforcement and the penalising of malpractice- which, after all,is often cross-border in nature- are improved.
As these markets become more cross-border in nature, effective cross-border access to the mechanisms of redress become necessary.
(4a) Special attention should be paid tomultilingualism because some of the solidarity placements will be cross-border in nature.
(6) Central clearing is becoming increasingly cross-border in nature and systemically important.
Where adoption proceedings are conducted in the Cypriot courts,the law of Cyprus applies regardless of whether the adoption case is cross-border in nature.
These include 42 high-priority"projects of European interest"(Annexes 1 and 2),which may be cross-border in nature or have significant impact on cross-border transmission capacity.
The Committee, therefore, regrets that although the Commission acknowledges that most ofthe problems occurring in this sector are frequently cross-border in nature and consequently cannot be solved properly by Member States on their own, due to the differences in national legislation, it ultimately does no more than address a limited number of aspects relating to these rights.
Without prejudice to the much-needed improvement to the rules now being proposed, the EESC17 would welcome the proposed maximum harmonisation being limited to thesetwo directives alone, regulating sales methods and thus giving them greater potential to be cross-border in nature.
Through the Green Paper consultation the Commission is trying to obtain a better understanding of the online gambling sector which is expanding rapidly,is cross-border in nature and is characterised by different national regimes being implemented by Member States.
These are the first significant results, but they must be followed by others, and the Ministers have agreed to continue their efforts to improve the coordination of the monitoring and supervision of financial players. The Presidency is ready to work with Parliament and the Commission to strengthen the integration of supervision andprudential monitoring of groups that are increasingly cross-border in nature.
The number of complaints which Parliament has received concerning misleading business directories andthe fact that they are often cross-border in nature demonstrate that there is a need to improve EU regulations in this area.