Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Cross-border implications in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Cross-border implications.
No, only for legislation that has 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.
The great majority of offences have cross-border implications and many offences are linked to organized criminal structures.
sufficient that the“matter” has cross-border implications.
European Authentic Act- E-Justice- Cross-border implications of the legal protection of adults debate.
This article states that each Member State shall remain sovereign in matters of family law with cross-border implications.
Nowadays, treaties with cross-border implications are the rule
To eliminate legal and judicial obstacles in litigation in civil and family matters with cross-border implications.
The Council recognizes the regional complexity and the internal and cross-border implications of conflicts, as well as the challenges related to the Nile water resource issue.
Conceivably, every case that possesses connecting factors to more than one Member State should be regarded as having cross-border implications.
measures concerning family law with cross-border implications shall be established by the Council, acting in accordance with a special legislative procedure.
That as many states as possible from outside the Community be allowed to take part in the new scheme since marine pollution has cross-border implications.
An instrument based on Article 81 TFEU could, however, cover only"civil matters having cross-border implications" and would not bind the United Kingdom, Ireland and Denmark.
Notwithstanding paragraph 2, a European law or framework law of the Council shall establish measures concerning family law with cross-border implications.
Measures in the field of judicial cooperation in civil matters having cross-border implications, to be taken in accordance with Article G and insofar as necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market, shall include.
agenda be deferred and replaced on the agenda by Mr Coelho's report on tackling vehicle crime with cross-border implications.
It confirmed that the scope of the proposal should be restricted to legal aid for cases with cross-border implications and instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee to expedite work on this subject.
within Member States and the resulting health inequities and negative cross-border implications.
A measure which is necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market has necessarily cross-border implications, whereas a measure having cross-border implications may not always also be necessary for the proper functioning of the internal market.
the stability of the EU's financial system and there are cross-border implications.
In conclusion the Commission considers that introducing an explicit condition of cross-border implications would invalidate the objectives of the proposed directive
It is also to be noted that the judicial review provisions do not fall under any of the areas of action identified in Article 65 of the EC Treaty which only concerns judicial co-operation in civil matters having cross-border implications.
It is, therefore, desirable that a European authority is created to- impartially- examine European financial markets and to look into cases with cross-border implications, along the same lines as the recent modernisation of European competition policy.
part of the financial system in the Union and there are cross-border implications; and.
For the purposes of this Regulation, a matter is considered to have cross-border implications unless the court seised with the application for an EAPO, all bank accounts
framed my request accordingly- that the Coelho report on vehicle crime with cross-border implications was to be dealt with rather than the report listed.
which provides only for the adoption of measures in the field of judicial cooperation having cross-border implications.
Whilst the existence of cross-border implications is a prerequisite for Community competence,
