Examples of using Cross-border projects in English and their translations into Slovak
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Information on development opportunities and cross-border projects.
Key decisions on cross-border projects are taken on the basis of national priorities only.
The Commission proposed tocreate corridors to cover the most important cross-border projects.
When you look at cross-border projects, you come across the same problem with state aid.
The Advisory Hubdevotes a particular attention to public-private partnerships and cross-border projects.
The role of the Coordinators was to mediate in strategic cross-border projects to resolve practical difficulties holding up those projects. .
(b) facilitating the participation of industry andother actors at the Member State level in cross-border projects;
Implementation and participation in many international and cross-border projects and programmes(INTERREG IIIc, LEADER+);
At national level, however, regulatory measures are essential,particularly in the context of cross-border projects.
Furthermore, the Commission is promoting the use of implementing decisions for cross-border projects in order to ensure a closer monitoring of the projects. 2.
A specific externality in the EU contextlies in the enhanced market integration fostered by cross-border projects.
Member States shall also addresscomplexities regarding potential environmental impacts in cross-border projects including where appropriate impacts on water resources or NATURA 2000 protected areas.
This ensures the disseminationof information on the programme at national level, in particular for cross-border projects.
Member States must deliver on theircommitments to begin work on 45“quick start” cross-border projects for transport, energy and broadband networks, R& D and innovation.
They may also set up co-investment platforms with neighbouring countries,and they may invest in cross-border projects.
(b) actions supporting cross-border projects in the field of renewable energy, including their conception, as defined in Part IV of the Annex to this Regulation, subject to the fulfilment of the conditions laid down in Article 7 of this Regulation.
The EU has a crucial role to play in coordinating between Member States when planning,managing and funding cross-border projects.
In particular support is necessary for the key but also more complex cross-border projects, namely the LitPolLink between Poland and Lithuania, which is essential for integration of the Baltic market into the EU, and for which an EU coordinator was assigned.
Member States must deliver on their commitments to start work on 45“quick start” cross-border projects for transport and energy.
With regard to public procurement procedures for cross-border projects carried out by a joint entity between Member States, the rapporteur has reinforced the Commission proposal by providing for a single applicable law covering the whole of the project for the joint entity, including its subsidiaries.
During many European years, extra funding is provided for local,national and cross-border projects that address the Year's special topic.
These Programmes play an important role in fostering territorial cooperation in the Danube Region andin developing new transnational and cross-border projects.
In the Communication, the Commission also proposed tointerested Member States to get involved in cross-border projects exploring emerging data issues in a real life situation.
The EESC feels that exchange of best practice between bodies in the Member States is a European-levelsolution which could be pursued, funding relevant European cross-border projects.
As a portal for digitised information on the Central European Region,‘CENTROPEMap' will create a basis for co-ordinating cross-border projects and plans in such areas as traffic, the environment and urban development.
There are several topics, from the environment and energy to visa regimes,immigration, cross-border projects and unresolved issues relating to Georgia and Moldova, that require a comprehensive political agreement on common objectives and measures.
The Commission plans to put forward, in 2011, a proposal orguidelines to address cost allocation of major technologically complex or cross-border projects, through tariff and investment rules.
In order to optimise the scarce Community funds andto facilitate the coordinated implementation of certain projects, in particular cross-border projects, the Commission designated, in agreement with the Member States concerned, and after having consulted the European Parliament"European Coordinators".
The membership also brings us the simplification of workflows andincreased work efficiency on cross-border projects through the connection in Parlex Group.
