Examples of using Aliens act in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
The provisions on the accelerated procedure were reintroduced into the Aliens Act in 2000 HE 15/2000.
Mrs. ILIOPOULOS-STRANGAS welcomed the Aliens Act, which could serve as model legislation for many countries.
The Aliens Act is supplemented by Executive Order No. 19 of 18 January 1984 as amended by Executive Order No. 430 of 1 June 1992.
She stressed that the Aliens Act was gender neutral
Furthermore, the Aliens Act is supplemented by Executive Order No. 761 of 22 August 1994.
Another amendment to the Aliens Act entered into force in March 2000 Act No. 114/2000.
In 2006, the Aliens Act was supplemented by provisions on different authorities' access to information.
In accordance with the Aliens Act, individual cases were comprehensively examined in the light of both provisions.
In practice, the Aliens Act makes it almost impossible for an asylum seeker to have his or her request re-examined.
The State party ensure that the proposed amendment to the Aliens Act does not frustrate effective recourse by aliens to the Committee as provided in article 22 of the Convention;
The Aliens Act was adopted in 2007
Detainees under the Aliens Act may only be lawfully detained in police establishments in exceptional circumstances.
The amendment to the Aliens Act mentioned above implements following initiatives from the Action Plan.
The following provisions explicitly refer to the aforementioned resolution the Aliens Act articles are only partially summarised.
The Aliens Act(Official Gazette 61/99)
According to the Aliens Act, all other illegal immigrants are in general ordered to leave the country immediately.
The amendment to the Aliens Act would introduce changes which would be reflected in the next periodic report.
And that Namibia should amend the Aliens Act section 9, paragraph 1, to comply with its obligations under the Covenant.
the present Swedish Aliens Act entered into force in 2006.
Their situation was regulated by the Aliens Act, under which the principle of non-refoulement was enshrined in article 51.