Examples of using Asylum system in English and their translations into Croatian
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has taken action to remedy the shortcomings in its asylum system, closely monitored by the Commission, European Asylum Support Office and Member States.
operational measures to better enforce Common European Asylum System rules as f urther outlined in the Communication of 10 February 2016.
Where the preventive action plan includes measures aimed at addressing particular pressure on a Member State's asylum system which may jeopardise the application of this Regulation,
be prepared for its participation in the EU Asylum System.
there is also need for common European policy for creating solidarity and dignified asylum system.
The Tampere Conclusions provide that a Common European Asylum System should include,
achieve further progress by defining the outlines of a future overall agreement on the Common European Asylum System by the end of the year.
preventive action plan in order to overcome the pressure and/or problems in the functioning of its asylum system whilst ensuring the protection of the fundamental rights of applicants for international protection.
disproportionate inflow of third-country nationals which places significant demands on its asylum system.
temporary internal border controls, built on the foundations of a properly functioning Common European Asylum System.
integrated Common European Asylum System, based on common,
implementation of existing legal migration instruments, to strengthen the Common European Asylum System as well as to continue tackling the root causes of migration.
the functioning of the common European asylum system through Eurostat statistical data.
such as the Common European Asylum System and joint actions on returns.
Whereas the new revised Common European Asylum System(CEAS) aims to provide clearer rules
anticipate their needs with a view to ensuring that they have in place adequate resources to be able to manage their asylum system efficiently, including by preparing contingency plans where necessary.
anticipate their needs to ensure that they have adequate resources in place to manage their asylum system efficiently.
Stresses the negative impact which the Dublin Regulation has on effective access to international protection in the absence of a genuine common European asylum system, particularly in light of ECJ and ECHR case law;
Objective: Adapting the Common European Asylum System to deal better with the arrival of a high number of asylum seekers/refugees through specific points of entry and ensuring a high degree of solidarity
Setting the right legal framework to make the Common European Asylum System future-proof, enhancing legal pathways to replace irregular migration,