Examples of using Asylum applications in English and their translations into Swedish
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In 2014, Member States considered that 4,6%(330) of asylum applications of citizens from Bosnia
That is the only way to drastically reduce the number of bogus asylum applications and combat human trafficking.
higher standards for examining the substance of asylum applications and a single procedure/one-stop shop.
not the reduction or externalisation of asylum applications.
last year the number of asylum applications plummeted.
while the outcomes of asylum applications are pending.
We need to ensure that our arrangements for determining responsibility for asylum applications take account of this reality.
67 interpreters to the Greek islands to support the processing of asylum applications.
Not all asylum seekers whose asylum applications have been rejected leave the country,
Processes asylum applications, from the asylum interview to the decision, directs
The new system will automatically establish when a country is handling a disproportionate number of asylum applications.
it can play an important role in the event of a crisis and assess asylum applications correctly.
The liberalisation of visas for the Balkan countries goes hand in hand with an increase in futile asylum applications from these countries.
Herzegovina take all necessary measures to limit influxes of persons making unfounded asylum applications.
is an extremely delicate issue as it is difficult to balance it with the need to process asylum applications rapidly.
The Committee welcomes the much shorter procedural deadlines which we hope will lead to earlier determination of asylum applications.
How many people could be awaiting judgments having appealed against denied asylum applications?
we have to make asylum applications harder, not easier.
also when assessing asylum applications in relation to internal protection.
The government implemented, on 1 August 2007, a re-establishment support to facilitate the repatriation of those who have had their asylum applications rejected.