Examples of using Regulating migration in English and their translations into French
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also for setting out migration policies and regulating migration through international cooperation.
practices aimed at regulating migration and protecting migrants on various governance levels could be advanced and strengthened.
which was one of the most effective mechanisms in regulating migration.
The fact that Member States are participating at such a high level in this forum clearly shows their readiness to cooperate in a productive manner in regulating migration and reducing its negative social effects.
Development(particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean) and Regulating Migration particularly in Europe.
development(particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean) and regulating migration particularly in Europe.
notably Regulating Migration, offset by a modest decrease in Migration Policy and Research.
The title of one of the programme areas under the section on Regulating Migration has been changed from“Technical Cooperation on Migration Management
The important legal instruments regulating migration issues include the Migration Act of 13 December 1997,
There was also a significant increase in operational programmes in the area of Regulating Migration(USD 65.9 million), mainly related to return
While Europe experienced a decrease in activities under Regulating Migration and Migration and Development,
a trend that was reflected in the Organization's focus on projects in the area of regulating migration rather than that of migration
Facilitating Migration and Regulating Migration.
the need to tackle it often weigh most heavily upon countries that on their own are unable to implement programmes aimed at regulating migration, creating national asylum systems
Some bilateral or plurilateral agreements or memorandums of understanding aimed at regulating migration-- most of which were concluded between developed and developing countries in order to combat human trafficking and stem illegal immigration-- had at times been arbitrarily interpreted to justify the indiscriminate mass or individual expulsion of aliens, even before the agreements had been ratified in accordance with the constitutional procedures of the receiving State.
contributing to a better understanding of the legal instruments regulating migration at the national, regional
Since its inception, the regime has regulated migration stringently as an instrument of State control.
Regulate migration to ensure security,
The recent experience of many industrialized countries illustrates that control measures alone cannot regulate migration.
reduce the population growth rate and regulate migration.