Examples of using Movement and residence in English and their translations into Romanian
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On 18 April, on the right of free movement and residence, the Council adopted a regu- lation(3)
COUNCIL DIRECTIVE of 25 February 1964 on the co-ordination of special measures concerning the movement and residence of foreign nationals which are justified on grounds of public policy, public security or public health(64/221/EEC).
1 314 enquiries on free movement and residence related issues.
This is not necessarily an accurate picture of the overall number of EU citizens actually exercising their right to free movement and residence, as certain categories of mobile EU citizens are not taken into account in these statistics.
primarily the freedom of movement and residence in Europe.
benefits of the right to free movement and residence and more generally citizens' rights as Union citizens;
Whereas the coordination of special measures concerning the movement and residence of foreign nationals,
with a view to facilitating the exercise of the right to free movement and residence.
This section builds on the Communication of 199931 on the special measures concerning the movement and residence of EU citizens which are justified on grounds of public policy,
Free movement and residence rights of EU citizens
The fact that the children have not exercised their right of free movement and residence in the European Union does not mean that they do not, as Union citizens, enjoy that right.
(51) Paragraph 1 of Article 27 provides that a Member State may restrict the freedom of movement and residence of Union citizens
It has thus been expressly ruled that requirements relating to compliance with Union citizens' right to freedom of movement and residence could constrain the Member States' exercise of their powers,
Article 27 of the directive refers to the traditional public policy restriction on the freedom of movement and residence of Union citizens and their family members,
Moreover, the Court in the Eind case(28) restated its settled case-law to the effect that secondary Community legislation on movement and residence cannot be interpreted restrictively.
(111) Accordingly, derived rights of residence, in principle, exist only when they are necessary to ensure that citizens of the Union can effectively exercise their rights of free movement and residence.
European citizens' right to free movement and residence was not fully observed despite the formal transposition of the Directive.
Recital 28 defines marriages of convenience for the purposes of the Directive as marriages contracted for the sole purpose of enjoying the right of free movement and residence under the Directive that someone would not have otherwise.
of that directive,‘Host Member State' means‘the Member State to which a Union citizen moves in order to exercise his/her right of free movement and residence'.
notably on the right to consular protection in third countries and the right to free movement and residence within the EU.