Examples of using Cross-border element in English and their translations into Slovenian
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A quarter of these bankruptcies have a cross-border element.
Such systems are national in nature without any cross-border element, beyond that they must be applied equally to everyone on a single territory.
These benefits become even more pronounced in situations displaying cross-border elements.
Treaty rules on free movement apply to situations with a cross-border element or when cross-border movement is at least possible 9.
(1) Member States may discriminate between cross-border inheritances andinheritances with no cross-border element.
All of these areas include remarkable cross-border elements and potentials.
Persons entitled to free legal aid are subject to different rules depending on whether the case concerned is a domestic dispute ora dispute with cross-border elements.
About one-quarter of these bankruptcies have a cross-border element, and so fall under the EIR.
Consequently, that assistance to go abroad is an advantage in which the State has wider discretion than if it were in the nature of a service andin which there is a cross-border element.
In assessing the suitability of mediation as adispute resolution method for a given dispute, cross-border elements make up for only one of several relevant circumstances to be taken into account.
The cross-border element was deemed significant if the aim of the investment was to increase production abroad, expand into markets abroad or create new business relations with foreign counterparts(e.g. suppliers).
It should be taken into account that as MNE Groupsnormally operate in different Member States, the cross-border element is inherent in the proposed action.
Promoting mediation in relation to those disputes that display a cross-border element only would therefore be arbitrary and create a risk of discriminatory effects, since the courts would suggest mediation to some parties only depending on their place of residence.
The Commission submits with regard to the Netherlands Government'sview that application of the fundamental freedoms requires a cross-border element that that is the case here.
It is clearly important here to have a cross-border element and I hope that both Commissioners will contribute towards opening up the cross-border consumer market and especially towards breaking down barriers in the form of various national exemptions, and that we will thereby achieve full harmonisation of the consumer market.
Blue Card holders enjoy equal access to the social security rightsalready provided to third-country nationals who have cross-border elements between Member States.
Under these circumstances,the legislation envisaged is sufficiently characterised by a cross-border element, and Article 65 permits such legislation not confined to cross-border lawsuits in concreto but also open for use in purely internal situations; in this context, it should also be taken into account that the instrument will apply on an optional basis.
The Court may in the future be requested to examine other situations not so far addressed, in which the applicable legislation distinguishes between purely national situations andsituations with a cross-border element.
However, it would not be feasible to restrict the scope of the proposal so as to only aim at removing obstacles created by cross-border elements orto ease the resolution of only those disputes displaying a cross-border element, however defined.
The Commission proposal covered the use of mediation in both cross-border and internal disputes because it considered that it would be neither feasible nordesirable to promote mediation only in relation to disputes that display a cross-border element.
Member States should remain free to adopt national legislation on the'bonus-malus'systems since such systems are national in nature, without any cross-border element, and therefore, under the principle of subsidiarity, decision-making with regard to those systems should remain with the Member States.
In that regard, it should be added that the application of Article 60 of Regulation No 987/2009, like the payment of the differential supplement resulting therefrom,does not require a cross-border element with regard to the entitled person in question.
In view of the need for legal certainty and predictability in situations involving the relationship between mediation andcivil proceedings in situations displaying a cross-border element and the need to ensure the proper functioning of the internal market for the provision of and receipt of mediation services the objectives of this proposal cannot be sufficiently accomplished by the Member States.
Nevertheless, the German and Austrian Governments and the Commission argued that‘the fact that, in a situation such as that in the main proceedings, the person concerned exercised his right tofreedom of movement before his naturalisation cannot of itself constitute a cross-border element capable of playing a part with regard to the withdrawal of that naturalisation'.
However, an Austrian court, in applying national rules relating to theissuing of injunctions in relation to nuisance proceedings with a cross-border element, must ensure that such a refusal is non-discriminatory in nature and is justified either by one of the public interest grounds set out in Article 30 EC or by one of the overriding requirements laid down by the case law of the Court.
The report highlights the importance of the subsidiarity principle in taxation matters and, correctly I believe, states that the principleshould apply where services have no cross-border element and accordingly have no impact on the internal market.
The Commission proposes, henceforth, to include also cases in which both parties are domiciled in the same Member State,but which contain another cross-border element, such as place of performance of the contract, place of occurrence of the harmful event, or enforcement of the judgment in another Member State.
Good examples of areas where considerable progress has been achieved are the European arrest warrant and Eurojust and as wellas, in civil procedures, various instruments with a cross-border element such as, for example, the European payment order in civil law.
Directive 2006/112/EC shall continue to apply until 5 years after the end of the transition period withregard to the taxable person's rights and obligations in relation to transactions with a cross-border element between the United Kingdom and a Member State that took place before the end of the transition period and with regard to transactions covered by paragraph 1.
The fact that, in a situation such as that in the main proceedings, the person concerned exercised his right tofreedom of movement before his naturalisation cannot of itself constitute a cross-border element capable of playing a part with regard to the withdrawal of that naturalisation'.