Sentence examples for cross-border arrangements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eckstein argues for the creation of regional cross-border arrangements to regulate aquifer usage.

"Many singles and couples in the UK are not able to locate a surrogate at home, so cross-border arrangements become their last resort.

The fast-food group's tax structure in Luxembourg uses some of the complex cross-border arrangements that have attracted widespread criticism from politicians around the world.

A priority for both countries is agreement on their common border, sustainable relations to ensure both states can benefit from the oil revenues in the region, and cross-border arrangements to continue their strong historical, economic and cultural ties.

Given that Ashya had travelled to Prague, it was clearly best that he continue to be treated uninterrupted so the NHS agreed to fund this care, as requested by his parents, in accordance with relevant European cross-border arrangements.

The manifesto lists ways to make more progress, including coordinating national research programs, improving cross-border arrangements for pension and social security rights, or making research grants portable from one country to another.

"We support further coordination and collaboration by our tax authorities on their compliance activities on entities and individuals involved in cross-border tax arrangements," the communique said.

People were concerned about the impact independence would have on cross-border health arrangements with many Scots currently nipping into England for treatment.

The report details a number of issues that would have to be resolved in any Brexit negotiations, including access for UK citizens to the European health insurance card, cross-border security arrangements, the rights of UK fishermen to fish in non-UK waters, including in the North Sea, and access to the agency that monitors the safety of medicines.

This paper considers four institutional designs using a simplified version of the model of Fujiki (2003, 2006), which includes a central bank intervention in foreign exchange markets, a combination of central bank discount window policy and the CLS Bank, foreign currency supply operations based on central bank swap lines, and cross-border collateral arrangements.

A 24-item online survey was undertaken between August and October 2013, designed to improve understanding of recent trends and current practices associated with UK-based surrogacy, and consider the implications for future policy and practice in UK and cross-border surrogacy arrangements.