Examples of using Asylum applications in English and their translations into Portuguese
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more than 98% of the asylum applications turn out to be unfounded.
However, we cannot expect asylum applications to be dealt with outside the EU.
Europe itself, though, should examine asylum applications, at the same time helping the Maghreb countries to progress along the path of respecting rights.
which requires that asylum applications be dealt with by the first country of entry,
The number of children making up asylum applications around the world is significant,
Although asylum applications must be filed within one year of entry,
Asylum applications are determined more by the presence of family members
By December of this year, we will adopt the conditions for determining which countries are responsible for processing asylum applications in the European Union;
valid as a general rule for all asylum applications lodged in the European Union.
In 2014, five Member States dealt with 72% of all asylum applications EU-wide.
Likewise, the report quite rightly highlights the huge delay in processing asylum applications and the fact that the Member States are unwilling to grant asylum. .
This willingness has seen the formulation of supposedly equivalent legal bases of which the Member States may avail themselves to settle asylum applications.
CIREA also looked at the way in which Member States assessed asylum applications from certain third countries.
increasing Greece's capacity to address the humanitarian situation and deal with asylum applications in line with EU law.
I would therefore like explicit confirmation from you that an individual examination of each of the asylum applications was indeed carried out.
The main problem was that the number of people was so large that our capacity to examine asylum applications threatened to break down.
A remaining point is the possible setting up of a system for the comparison of fingerprints to combat asylum applications under false or multiple identities.
In 1992 the immigration ministers adopted a Resolution on manifestly unfounded asylum applications.
Practicable solutions must also be found for developing cooperation between the administrative authorities responsible for examining asylum applications.
it can play an important role in the event of a crisis and assess asylum applications correctly.