Examples of using Asylum applications in English and their translations into Finnish
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February 2004 remains valid, in view of the still significant number of asylum applications in the member States.
such procedures are implemented, namely so that asylum applications can be registered as close as possible to the point of interception.
it can play an important role in the event of a crisis and assess asylum applications correctly.
In addition, the Dublin system's criteria place a disproportionate burden on Member States located at the European Union's external border as they are responsible for processing asylum applications as the first country of entry.
technical support for Member States receiving disproportionately large numbers of asylum applications.
One of the incentives for irregular migrants is the knowledge that the EU's return system- meant to return irregular migrants or those whose asylum applications are refused- works imperfectly.
The proposal respects the prohibition of refoulement, as spelled out by Article 19 of the EU Charter, also when assessing asylum applications in relation to internal protection.
to examine their application, whilst avoiding multiple asylum applications.
such as Member States' capacities to process asylum applications and to offer long-term solution to recognised refugees.
Firstly, people arriving in Malta must be able to submit and formulate their asylum applications in the countries in which they wish to settle.
have brought issues relating to asylum applications in the European Union onto the agenda.
these people had had their political asylum applications rejected, and this bilateral initiative must now be extended at European level.
The main problem was that the number of people was so large that our capacity to examine asylum applications threatened to break down.
Such people would be given the opportunity to participate in projects which could lead to them voluntarily withdrawing their asylum applications and returning permanently to their countries of origin.
the EU illegally and make unfounded asylum applications.
what action is taken in the case of people submitting asylum applications.
Let us review the regulation that stipulates that asylum applications must be reviewed by the first Member State in which asylum seekers step foot,
would reduce the number of appeals currently being lodged that have to be managed by the Member States that receive asylum applications today.
Migrants also often refuse to make asylum applications or comply with identification obligations in the Member State of first arrival,
uniform terms that the authorities can use to manage asylum applications.