Examples of using Cross-border problems in English and their translations into Swedish
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The EU's task is to solve cross-border problems.
Cross-border problems call for a cross-border strategy and approach.
European cooperation can be useful in solving cross-border problems.
The SOLVIT network for solving cross-border problems caused by the misapplication of EU law(see IP/02/1110)
Of course, SOLVIT does not have a monopoly on resolving cross-border problems.
Strangely enough, the amendments give cross-border problems more attention than is their due.
The EU must cut back on the work it does and concentrate on the cross-border problems.
This issue is a clear example that we can solve cross-border problems only when working together on EU level.
There are, however, extremely few experts engaged in the solution of cross-border problems.
That means dealing successfully with more cross-border problems, and in a more democratic manner.
Secondly, confidence can be restored by effective intervention in cross-border problems.
Member States work together to find solutions for cross-border problems in the internal market through the SOLVIT system.
rules that exist to solve cross-border problems.
How do you fight the problems that we see as cross-border problems, and how do you deal with that?
is a Baltic cooperation for resolving cross-border problems.
budget should instead be directed at cross-border problems which the Member States themselves cannot solve.
The citizens' centre is often the place that people in the area go to when they encounter day-to-day cross-border problems.
budget should instead be directed towards cross-border problems that the Member States cannot solve themselves.
European legislation can be useful if it makes a vital contribution to solving our joint and cross-border problems.
Finally, within the research framework of cross-border problems, it is not funding
efficient EU dealing with cross-border problems.
Through European integration, cross-border problems can be solved more effectively than they would be if they were only to be tackled within each Member State.
the European Council are seeking to coordinate efforts to overcome cross-border problems.
There are still some cross-border problems and inequalities with regard to access to broadband, the spread of the digital society and services.
security agendas have become increasingly intertwined as many cross-border problems are related poverty and inequality.
we are also in need of a European regulator that will deal with cross-border problems.
pragmatic solutions to cross-border problems caused by misapplication of EU rules by public authorities.
offering citizens better assistance in solving the cross-border problems that they encounter.
we see European integration as an opportunity to solve cross-border problems such as the environment,
A network of national bodies dealing with complaints from consumers will co-operate in providing assistance in cases of cross-border problems.