Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Outgoing cross-border in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Reservation of outgoing cross-border mail.
Nevertheless, the Commission is also intent on fostering competition in the newly opened market for outgoing cross-border mail.
Liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail services.
Outgoing cross-border mail which is already de facto liberalised in most Member States will be excluded from the reservable services.
Reduction of the maximum limits to zero grams for outgoing cross-border correspondence.
In respect of outgoing cross-border mail and express mail, the current price limit shall be abolished.
To the extent that it is necessary for the provision of the universal service, outgoing cross-border mail could continue to be reserved within the set weight and price limits.
Items of outgoing cross-border correspondence, document exchange
The Proposal provided for the total opening of outgoing cross-border mail to competition, as from 1 January 2003.
Direct mail and outgoing cross-border mail below 150 grams are also made reservable,
a progressive reduction of the reserved area and the liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail.
The continued reserving of outgoing cross-border mail to the extent necessary to ensure provision of the universal service;
in particular through a progressive reduction of the reserved area and the liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail.
Outgoing cross-border mail, express services
Thirdly, derogations will be possible concerning liberalisation of outgoing cross-border correspondence to the extent necessary to ensure the provision of the universal service.
First, outgoing cross-border mail has been opened to competition except in those Member States where its revenues are deemed necessary to ensure the provision of the universal service.
sort and transport all outgoing cross-border mail.
In addition, stopping competition in outgoing cross-border mail would be a retrograde step,
in the context of the transposition of the directive, Member States have decided to maintain the market for outgoing cross-border mail within the monopoly area.
The liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail except for those Member States where it needs to be part of the reserved services in order to ensure the provision of the universal service.
broken down into national, incoming and outgoing cross-border postal items.
The liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail except for those Member States where it needs to be part of the reserved services in order to ensure the provision of the universal service.
price limits for outgoing cross-border mail and express mail.
Outgoing cross-border mail must remain in the reserved sector under the same conditions as domestic mail until such time as a new, cost-oriented final settlement scheme proposed by the Commission is introduced.
Pursuant to Article 7 of Directive 97/67/EC as amended by Article 1 of Directive 2002/39, outgoing cross-border mail is liberalised in all Member States except in those where the revenue therefrom is deemed necessary to ensuring the provision of the universal service.
the maximum reservable area), but focuses in particular on market segments that are already de facto open to competition e.g. outgoing cross-border mail.
This would also have been the case if outgoing cross-border mail and express services had been entirely liberalised,
price limits for reserved services and the liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail and secondly the new phase proposed for 2004.
which requested that outgoing cross-border mail remains within the services that may continue to be reserved,
price limits for reserved services and the liberalisation of outgoing cross-border mail and secondly the new phase proposed to apply from 2007.
