Examples of using Origin may in English and their translations into Spanish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Victims of human trafficking who risk being persecuted if they are returned to their countries of origin may, on certain conditions, be granted asylum
The European Union adds that the provision of information to consumers about origin may, in itself, be a legitimate objective within the meaning of Article 2.2 of the TBT Agreement.
which seems to suggest that costs involved are rather modest and/or that demonstrating origin may be associated with other benefits.
In a manner taking into account the age of the unaccompanied minor, his/her maturity and mental state as well as the fact that his/her knowledge of the real situation in his/her country of origin may be limited;
A State of origin may declare, by filing a declaration in accordance with Art. 22(4),
The modalities whereby the State of origin may discharge the obligations of prevention which have been established include,
household surveys in countries of origin may provide some information on nationals living abroad,
an activity planned or carried out in the State of origin may involve a risk of causing significant transboundary harm to it,
The factors that propel people to leave their place of origin may be referred to as"push" factors
women remaining in countries of origin may find themselves co-residing with relatives
Finally, the return of migrants to their place of origin may imply returning to a location with high disease prevalence compared to the place where the migrant resided temporarily,
where expatriates reside and enfranchisement by the country of origin may be the most effective forms of outreach to diasporas
Governments of receiving countries and of countries of origin may wish to support the entrepreneurship of migrants or their families by:
The variations essentially relate to the question of whether all groups that flee the territory of their State of origin may be regarded as refugees,
since an erroneous decision leading to the refugee's forcible return to the country of origin may have tragic consequences.
inhumane treatment if they return to their country of origin may apply under the Post Determination Refugee Claimant in Canada Class PRDCC.
migrant workers who return to their State of origin may have access to justice in the State of employment to file complaints about abuse
their families and the countries of origin may find migrants opting not to play by the rules
For example, IDPs who have physically returned to their place of origin may find that they are unable to rebuild destroyed houses
a law purporting to be of general application in the country of origin may be persecutory where it impacts differently on particular groups,