Examples of using Expulsions in English and their translations into Dutch
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They must be granted asylum and collective expulsions, carried out, for example
It should be remembered that Article 19 of the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights prohibits collective expulsions.
In spite of the occasional pogroms and expulsions, the Jewish culture was able to flourish though.
What evidence is required to denounce the discriminatory treatment, the expulsions, currently being meted out to the Roma in France
Expulsions and forced returns must be regarded as very harsh procedures that should only be applied in exceptional circumstances.
World War II with its massive expulsions and relocations increased the intercultural homogeneity of the city.
the Europe of immigration cannot be reduced to a Europe of expulsions.
The expulsions by charter flight that have taken place in France
Have the murders, expulsions, looting and pillaging in Kosovo stopped?
That is not quite the same thing as mutual recognition of decisions at national level concerning expulsions.
for the children and there were still numerous and brutal expulsions.
The'Algemeen Dagblad' on 7th of december 1993 pays attention to the group expulsions of refugees.
The expulsions must also be stopped until the centre on Lampedusa complies with Community
Inevitably, the right wing launched a ferocious witch-hunt against the Militant, culminating in a wave of expulsions.
This was followed by expulsions in 1493 in Sicily(37,000 Jews)
The number of expulsions(forcedly by the military police Marechaussee) has not risen spectacularly: 2253 in 1992, 3366 in 1995 and 3553 in 1996.
The aftermath was blighted by public executions of prominent Protestants and expulsions, from Prague, of anyone who refused to be a Catholic.
so on. numerous expulsions from various schools for verbal abuse,
The Committee considers forced expulsions to be an extreme measure that must only be used occasionally.
A charter for big groups is more profitable than individual expulsions, especially if the costs can be shared with another country.