Examples of using Return directive in English and their translations into Romanian
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timely implementation of the Return Directive.
The Vw was amended in order to transpose the Return Directive into the national legal order.
the Italian court asked the Court of Justice whether the return directive precludes such national legislation.
It has made its presence felt first by the Return Directive, which is the first horizontal document to harmonise return standards in the Member States.
In that context, it is also clear from the express wording of the Return Directive that it intends to harmonise the length of entry bans.
in particular the Return Directive; and.
Role effects: extent to which the Fund contributed to preparing the Member State to implement the Return Directive appropriately.
the transposition of the so-called EU return directive.
especially on the Return Directive.
Migration policy: Council agrees partial negotiating position on return directive- Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
It should also be noted that, although the Return Directive has not yet been transposed by the majority of the Member States,
Under Article 20 of the Return Directive, Member States are to bring into force the laws, regulations
Here, I emphasise that Articles 3(6) and 11 of the Return Directive, which define the concept of‘entry ban',
However, as is clear from the wording of Article 15(4) of the Return Directive, the existence of an abstract
Since Article 11(2) of the Return Directive provides that the duration of an entry ban should not normally exceed five years,
In line with the Commission's Recommendation on the implementation of the Return Directive, prolong the current maximum duration of detention by making full use of the period allowed under EU legislation.
If the other provisions of Article 15 of the Return Directive have in fact been transposed into Bulgarian law,
safeguards concerning the return of irregular migrants are contained in the Return Directive, and the European Return Programme is built to ensure a more efficient implementation of the existing legislative instrument.
Prior to the transposition of the Return Directive by means of the amendments to the Law on foreign nationals adopted on 15 May 2009,
An overarching aim of the Return Directive is to establish clear, transparent and fair rules required‘to provide