Примери за използване на Entry bans на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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against migrant smuggling" 81, the Commission stated that it was considering making it obligatory for Member States' authorities to introduce all entry bans in SIS in order to enable their EU-wide enforcement.
They maintain that such entry bans constitute an unlawful condition as to admissibility,
It will be now compulsory to insert into SIS any entry bans issued to third-country nationals allowing their enforcement throughout the Schengen area;
Under EU law, entry bans are entered into a database called the Schengen Informa- tion System(SIS),
It will be now compulsory to insert into SIS any entry bans issued to third-country nationals preventing them from entering the Schengen area;
of the Return Directive concerning when entry bans commence.
It follows from the above that from the date when the Return Directive entered into force, entry bans adopted by the national authorities acquired a European dimension
to make use of the EU's information exchange systems to include return decisions and entry bans.
the review clause of Article 24(5) of Regulation(EC) No 1987/2006), will be an opportunity to propose an obligation to register in the SIS entry bans issued under this Directive.
It therefore complements the existing provisions on entry bans and contributes to the effective enforcement of these bans at the external border,
It held that Article 11(2) of the Return Directive precludes the effects of historic entry bans continuing beyond the maximum length of entry bans laid down by that provision,
the Commission announced that it would propose to make it compulsory for Member States to introduce all entry bans in SIS to help prevent the re-entry into the Schengen area of third country nationals who are not allowed to enter
Later this year the Commission will propose a revision of the Schengen Information System on return of irregular migrants and entry bans, the use of facial images for biometric identification,
The Commission announced that it would propose to make it compulsory for Member States to introduce all entry bans in SIS to help prevent the re-entry into the Schengen area of third country nationals who are not allowed to enter
namely‘to establish common rules concerning return, removal… and entry bans',(40) that a coherent EU-wide approach is necessary when implementing that directive.
notably asset freezes and EU entry bans, to be taken against individuals
For the SIS II to work effectively, this requires Member States to create alerts, as provided for by Article 24 of Regulation No 1987/2006, in respect of entry bans even though they may not yet know the third-country national's actual date of departure.
Therefore, the current proposal will contribute to achieving a greater level of harmonisation in this area by making it obligatory to enter all entry bans in SIS, and define common rules on entering the alerts in the system
is applicable throughout the Union and the effective application of the principle of mutual recognition of return decisions by recording entry bans in SIS and facilitating exchange of information.
As the Advocate General has noted, in essence, in point 49 of her Opinion, to accept that an entry ban, the legal foundation of which is a set of harmonised rules at a European level, should start and cease to produce its effects at different points in time depending on different choices exercised by Member States through their national legislation would undermine the objective of Directive 2008/115 and the purpose of such entry bans.