Exemple de utilizare a Asylum applications în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Coordinating action to help Member States under pressure to carry out an initial analysis of asylum applications under examination by the competent national authorities;
These efforts have resulted in a considerable overall decrease in the number of asylum applications made in EU Member States by citizens of the countries concerned.
Countries benefiting from visa-free access to the European Union need to take all necessary measures to limit unfounded asylum applications.
Serbia should also maintain its efforts to decrease the number of unfounded asylum applications lodged by its nationals in EU Member States.
These efforts have resulted in a considerable overall decrease in the number of asylum applications made in EU Member States by citizens of the countries concerned.
kept while an Italian court evaluates their asylum applications.
In 2014, five Member States dealt with 72% of all asylum applications EU-wide.
in particular in Albania, the country with the highest number of unfounded asylum applications amongst the visa-free states.
This article describes recent developments in relation to numbers of asylum applicants and decisions on asylum applications in the European Union(EU).
In 2014, five Member States dealt with 72% of all asylum applications EU-wide.
where 70% of all first-time asylum applications were submitted in only five Member States.
This article describes recent developments in relation to numbers of asylum applicants and first instance decisions on asylum applications in the European Union(EU).
The Dublin Regulation establishes the responsibility of each Member State charged with examining asylum applications.
be taken into account, such as Member States' capacities to process asylum applications and to offer long-term solution to recognised refugees.
Sweden is the country with the highest number of asylum applications per million inhabitants.
adapt them to developments in asylum applications.
equal terms when deciding whether asylum applications should be accepted.
valid as a general rule for all asylum applications lodged in the European Union.
In 2014, Member States considered that 4,6%(330) of asylum applications of citizens from Bosnia
that severely restricts asylum applications.