Eksempler på brug af Identity cards på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Removing any reference in laws and in identity cards and official papers to the person's religion.
For this, it is necessary to have with you the policy of CHI, as well as identity cards of parents.
similarly recognised national identity cards are accepted.
Despite this the Spanish Government is still refusing to accept identity cards and is now insisting on stamping every passport.
They accept only UK driving licences and foreign passports- but not identity cards from other EU countries.
It follows that a host Member State may not issue identity cards, in the strict sense of the word,
We need you to demand their identity cards, and ask their business,
I believe that the remaining 3% have taken advantage of the opportunity presented by Greek identity cards to cause trouble for the Greek Government.
except concerning measures relating to passports, identity cards, welfare and social security,
for no more than nationals pay for identity cards.
sabotage it is vitally important that the most secure systems of entry to departments and employee identity cards are used.
Can nationality be removed from all Greek identity cards and, in more general terms, can the residents of the European
passports and identity cards where we have them-
Therefore I hope within the next few months we will be able to clarify the intentions of the Swedish Government concerning identity cards and the best interpretation of the Schengen acquis.
not the reference to religion on Greek identity cards complies with the principle of non-discrimination on religious grounds.
When hackers boast on the Internet about how easy it is to forge fingerprints on German registration records and point out that, if identity cards are reduced to credit card size, the photos are digitally cut to size,
that Spain is acting illegally by demanding passports when identity cards are perfectly acceptable;
in its own country obliges citizens to write their religion on their identity cards.
which considered that even the optional mention of religion on identity cards contravenes Article 13 of the Greek Constitution, which guarantees freedom of religion.
It is up to each Member State to take the measures it considers appropriate with regard to confiscating these identity cards and passports if it is established later that the holder of the passport