Examples of using Stateless in English and their translations into Finnish
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For foreign citizens and stateless persons also need to make a photocopy of the document certifying the legal finding of the citizen in the Russian Federation.
The‘window system', which restricted applications for naturalisation to certain age groups, was abolished, and, in addition, stateless children born in Latvia can now obtain citizenship.
If we understand the Roma to be a stateless nation, then things start to look a great deal worse, if not hopeless.
Recognising the linguistic, cultural and political rights of Kurdistan and other stateless national communities is crucial.
This includes legally resident third-country nationals who have worked in more than one Member State as well as, soon, stateless persons and refugees.
As regionalists and representatives of stateless peoples, we expect from Ireland more understanding for our aspirations towards autonomy and maintaining our own identity,
internally displaced persons, stateless persons and undecided asylum cases.
which increasingly hides the real power of stateless technocrats.
These stateless multinationals will be the uncontrolled masters of the economy,
Estonia continues to fulfil the Copenhagen criteria, although decisions need to be taken on the naturalisation of stateless children.
to receive state payments, in addition foreign citizens and stateless persons who permanently reside on the territory of the Russian Federation.
must guarantee the rights of Stateless peoples.
WindowsFirewall basicsand a full comparison of stateful vs. stateless firewall.
It emerges from the Convention's current work on the constitution that a stateless nation such as Catalonia has nothing to gain from enlargement.
In addition, we should review the Geneva Convention with a view to finding a suitable response to the problem of stateless terrorist armies.
It applies to persons having the nationality of a third country and to stateless persons within the meaning of the New York Convention of 28 September 1954;
immigrants and stateless persons would benefit these groups and the whole of the Union in many ways.
Iceland are not parties to the Convention on the Status of Stateless Persons, done at New York on 28 September 1954.
Stateless people are a separate issue
Today in Europe there are certain regions with legislative powers which are genuinely Stateless nations, such as Catalonia,