Examples of using Regularisation in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Up until 31 January 2012 the administrative units of the Ministry of the Interior had registered 229 applications for permanent residence as well as 101 applications for ex tunc regularisation.
For the year 2008, 99,79% of the total value of payments falling into the scope of the regularisation procedure had been successfully regularised.
Documents concerning 1,41% of the payments falling under the regularisation procedure are still awaited.
their families who facilitate the participation and regularisation of their care-givers.
This has been experienced in Member States which have carried out wide-scale regularisation programmes and such measures appear to be self-perpetuating in that often further wide-scale measures are required only a few years later.
A study of regularisation programmes in eight Member States concluded that they take place on average every 6.5 years,
As far as Turkey is concerned, regularisation of its relations with the Republic of Cyprus
If the policy of compulsory return is not combined with regularisation measures, the numbers of people in irregular situations will remain unchanged,
regularise without informing the other countries because regularisation in one country has an impact on all the others in the Schengen area.
at least partly, the regularisation of existing migrants already living in the country.
These include regularisation as a migration policy tool,
The Commission considers that regularisation measures have helped to deal with a large number of illegal migrants,
I understand that some of you have expressed concern about the recognition or regularisation of illegal migrants,
peer evaluation at European level on issues such as labour market gaps, regularisation and integration- issues where decisions by one Member State have an impact on others.
The study has shown that wide-scale regularisation measures which have been taken by some Member States have allowed them,
Preliminary evaluations of the regularisation programme indicated that the flows of illegal migrants actually increased following the measure;
According to official figures, there are now between 1.5 and 2 million immigrants entering the European Union legally each year, either through regularisation, family reunification
immigration policy and the regularisation of the situation of migrants in Spain.
Some Member States have undertaken large-scale regularisation programmes, which will have also(at least initially)
The areas for which regularisation has been refused