Examples of using Open borders in English and their translations into Danish
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The Norden Association promotes closer Nordic co-operation, open borders in the region and a deeper sense of cultural affinity.
Given the open borders policy between the Principality of Liechtenstein
European citizens, meanwhile, feel that having open borders within the EU leads to unchecked immigration.
that should certainly not be taken as approval of the open borders policy of the European Union.
The open borders policy in Great Britain, Ireland and Sweden has proved to be a success.
we see that the open borders within Europe close again.
The Nordic associations are independent, non-party organisations that promote closer Nordic co-operation, open borders in the Region and a deeper sense of cultural affinity.
we read:"thousands of travellers have crossed open borders unhindered, without security within the Schengen area suffering any visible detriment.
in their European Union which has open borders.
The rest of the Europe too has tragically seen what damage terrorists can do by exploiting open borders to move freely between countries.
should not lead to the unverifiable movement of asylum seekers as a result of open borders.
Open borders, in fact, permit not only the free movement of honest citizens but also of criminals who often escape the net of justice by taking refuge in other states in which they commit further crimes.
This investigation must take place not only at a national level, because the open borders within the European Community mean that we must apply European standards to the evaluation of the security risk which these people may represent.
The Government of Rwanda has generously maintained open borders and refugees in Rwanda have access to the right to work as well as being progressively integrated into host communities, national health and education systems and provided with identification documents.
Given the open borders policy which has existed for decades between the Principality of Liechtenstein
Given that an open borders policy for the free movement of people had existed for decades between Switzerland
Given that an open borders policy for the free movement of people had existed for decades between Liechtenstein and Switzerland, in 2001, Liechtenstein expressed its interest in joining the Dublin agreement with Switzerland.
The open borders to countries with a still vulnerable administrative apparatus will,
has resulted in an inflow of hundreds of thousands of new economic migrants, whom our open borders policy is enabling to spread themselves throughout Europe without difficulty.
which would rule out unilateral decisions that affect everyone as a result of the open borders, as in the case of the decision by the Spanish government.