Examples of using To third in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Directive establishes a common set of rules applicable to third‑country nationals staying illegally within the territory of any Member State.
Member States may apply this Directive to third‑country nationals requesting admission for the purposes of teaching in a higher education establishment within the meaning of the Member States' legislation
approximate national legislation and practice regarding the grant of long‑term resident status to third‑country nationals residing legally.
Member States shall grant long‑term resident status to third‑country nationals who have resided legally
The Council believes that the text should ensure such an approach to third countries controlling networks that will not be protectionist.
by exporting surplus mercury to third, notably developing,
Number of first residence permits issued to third country nationals joining non-EU citizens for family related reasons, by type of family member.
Similarly, nothing is said about the criteria for determining the costs to be passed on to third parties who request data.
matched by increased access to third country markets for its companies.
reduces EU competitiveness in relation to third countries, since improving animal welfare means higher transport costs.
While using the Services you may encounter links to third party websites,
tenderers may be asked to indicate in their tenders the share of the contract which they intend to subcontract to third parties.
way of destruction or bringing damage to third.
In this context the improvement for access of Community textiles and clothing products to third countries' markets is of prime importance.
not relocating European industry to third countries.
It is our vision to reduce global warming; therefore just moving higher-emission technology to third countries is not acceptable.
The period of validity will be set by the Member States on the basis of the validity of ordinary residence permits issued to third‑country nationals;
The primary objective of this initiative is to grant a status to third‑country nationals who are long‑term residents in the territory of a Member State in accordance with criteria that are common to all the Member States.
In 1999, it presented a proposal extending the freedom to provide cross‑border services to third‑country nationals established within the Community8, along with a proposal for a Directive on the posting of workers who are third‑country nationals for the provision of cross‑border services9.
amending Regulation(EEC) No 1408/71 as regards its extension to third‑country nationals38, based on Articles 42 and 308 of the EC Treaty.