Examples of using Asylum applications in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Should the EU handle asylum applications outside its borders as much as possible?
Asylum applications decreased by 56% from 2016 to 2018.
Albania and Kosovo currently account for 40 percent of Germany's asylum applications.
One necessary step is to analyse asylum applications using a common information base.
In Greece, last month, 5400 submitted asylum applications, less than a quarter last year.
France to speed up asylum applications.
Hungary would have had to evaluate 1294 asylum applications.
Germany received most asylum applications.
The EU has a uniform approach to evaluating asylum applications.
In 2018, in Greece, EASO helped register and process asylum applications at the border, and provided support to the regular asylum procedure, the appeal authorities
Valls added that France had received 80,000 asylum applications last year and was struggling with youth radicalization and high unemployment.
In 2014, Member States considered that 1,8%(400) of asylum applications of citizens from Serbia were well- founded.
This fund should contribute to the establishment of mechanisms and structures to enable asylum applications to be examined and decided upon within
One reason for this is because the Hungarian authorities turn down almost all asylum applications, the other reason is that it became much more easier to get through Hungary by smugglers then it was before.
This fund should contribute to the establishment of mechanisms and structures to enable asylum applications to be examined and decided upon within reasonable timeframes.
The U.N. refugee agency says more than 380,000 new asylum applications were submitted last year in the 51 industrialized countries.
In both Italy and Greece, migrants often make last-minute asylum applications to delay the return procedure.
any other country from submitting asylum applications in Poland.
Member states' leaders agreed with a one-off decision to allocate 120,000(+40,000) asylum applications among each other, but because of the failure of this plan,
with almost 1.8 million asylum applications filed in 2015 and first half of 2016 alone28.