Sentence examples for available across borders from inspiring English sources

But European commercial broadcasters have questioned the need for legislation to make more content available across borders.

"It will be my key priority over the next years to work, in cooperation with other commissioners, on a simple, consumer-friendly legal framework for making digital content available across borders in the E.U.," said Viviane Reding, who was the European media commissioner last autumn when the commission published an invitation for proposals on how to achieve this goal.

Helping make venture capital available across borders would benefit innovators more than public money for open-ended competitions, he says.

In order to make their online services available across borders, broadcasting organisations need to have the required rights to works and other protected subject matter for all the relevant territories which further increases the complexity of the rights' clearance.

In order to make their ancillary online services available across borders, broadcasting organisations need to have the required rights to works and other protected subject matter for all the relevant territories.

To date, international critical care research has provided information regarding available resources across borders, allowed us to understand the consequences of different approaches to care, and illuminated features and mechanisms that could potentially improve outcomes if implemented elsewhere.

The system could easily operate across borders.

Mr. Kam said the authorities block some Web sites in Shenzhen that are available across the border.

On the banks of the Zambezi River, the 220-room family-style Zambezi Sun Hotel opened in April and the luxurious 173-room Royal Livingstone last month, finally giving travelers here the sort of choices long available across the border.

Meth was ideal for budding North Korean entrepreneurs because it could be cooked in small "kitchen laboratories," with chemical precursors readily available across the border in China, which has laxer control than many other countries.

The invisible national borders which still persist in the digital sphere must become more permeable so that content which is already available online can accessed across borders.