Examples of using Common basic principles in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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in accordance with the Common Basic Principles on Integration adopted in 2004.
the EIF was developed as a financial instrument supporting Member States' actions towards achievement of these objectives and compliance with the Common Basic Principles.
which have taken into account the Common Basic Principles of Immigrant Integration and the Zaragoza indicators. more».
Though there is no formal definition of integration for the EU, the‘Common basic principles for immigrant integration policy' interpret integration as‘a dynamic, two-way process of
was taken into account during the discussions that led to the adoption of the Common Basic Principles, endorsed by the Justice
2017.'Common basic principles for immigrant integration policy',
measures for integration of third country nationals in accordance with the Common Basic Principles on integration of immigrants in the EU
the evolution of the labour markets in the Member States as well as the development of common basic principles for integration.
referred to the 10 common basic principles(CBP) on Roma inclusion(see paragraph 23
Indication that better consideration of Roma-specific criteria, such as the common basic principles(CBPs) on Roma inclusion,
Common basic principles for the future development of a common immigration policy(European Commission proposal) 5.1.
not exclusive targeting” as one of its 10 Common Basic Principles for Roma Inclusion.
EU initiatives on integration and called for common basic principles to be established.
which would establish the common basic principles for the rights and responsibilities of volunteers
The‘common basic principles' which were adopted by the Council in 2004,
Traveller women and the 10 Common Basic Principles on Roma inclusion,
centres providing information aiming to achieve the EU Common basic principles for immigrants integration(third-country nationals) in Bulgaria.
to facilitate their integration into European societies in accordance with„Common basic principles for immigrant integration policy in the European Union”.
This is consistent with the application of the Common Basic Principle 2 on‘explicit
Only basic principles remain common.