Examples of using Asylum systems in English and their translations into German
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which is based on the presumption that Member States' asylum systems are comparable.
which is based on the presumption that the Member States' asylum systems are comparable.
Regulation(EU) No 604/2013 does not provide, in its current form, for tools enabling sufficient responses to situations of extreme pressure put on Member States' asylum systems.
harmonising national asylum systems, which differ so much at present,
Reducing divergence between asylum systems and progressive implementation of common standards at EU level will have a cost, which will be
The EU's part in supporting the creation of national asylum systems in Mauritania, Morocco,
practical solidarity towards member states, whose asylum systems are placed under particular pressure.
harmonise national legislations in order to avoid disparities between the asylum systems which currently exist throughout the European Union.
address the noted deficiencies, in current asylum systems, and to restore and enhance the public support for the asylum system. .
To establish common minimum standards in reception conditions for applicants for asylum is a fundamental tool to make national asylum systems more effective and a Common European Asylum System more concrete.
whilst maintaining their emphasis on enhancing the protection capacity and asylum systems in partner countries and regions.
The proposal forms part of the"first step" in a Common European Asylum System, and is a fundamental tool in making national asylum systems more effective and a Common European Asylum System more credible.
In parallel, many programmes to build up asylum systems in third countries and to ensure their proper functioning, in line with the UNHCR standards have already been financed, in particular in the Balkans and Eastern Europe regions.
third country nationals in their territories, putting their asylum systems under strain.
how Member States can better work together to address particular pressures on asylum systems or reception capacities resulting from factors such as geographic location.
of third country nationals and the creation of asylum systems with specific reference to access to effective protection.
equitable and managed asylum systems.
These proposals should be seen to complement existing national asylum systems.
equitable and managed asylum systems.
to preventing abuse and preserving integrity of asylum systems.