Examples of using Asylum systems in English and their translations into Swedish
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Regional Protection Programmes(RPPs) to strengthen the protection capacity and asylum systems of partner countries and regions.
The RPPs should continue to focus on building up protection capacity and asylum systems in partner countries and regions.
We must take on board the fact that the Member States wish to combat the abuse of asylum systems by economic migrants.
address emerging problems in Member States' asylum systems.
the aim of the project is to strengthen national asylum systems.
The EESC notes that the Dublin Regulation was designed on the assumption that asylum systems in the Member States are similar, which is not yet the case.
specific aspects of the asylum systems.
The need to translate solidarity into concrete measures flows from practical realities since the asylum systems of all Member States are interdependent.
whilst maintaining their emphasis on enhancing the protection capacity and asylum systems in partner countries and regions.
To establish common minimum standards in reception conditions for applicants for asylum is a fundamental tool to make national asylum systems more effective and a Common European Asylum System more concrete.
These standards are vital with a view to preventing abuse and preserving integrity of asylum systems.
The Commission recalled that the refugee crisis had put Member States' asylum systems under extreme pressure, which could jeopardise application of the Dublin rules.
again with a view to harmonising asylum systems by increasing trust in each others' asylum systems. .
It should also offer long-term guidance for the Member States in implementing or reforming their asylum systems.
to relieve the pressure on the asylum systems in some Member States.
harmonising national asylum systems, which differ so much at present,
Support for capacity-building in national asylum systems, border control and wider cooperation on migration issues will be provided to those countries that demonstrate a genuine commitment to fulfil their obligations under the Geneva Convention on Refugees.
setting up asylum systems, readmission, law enforcement,
Given the current diversity of asylum systems in the Member States and the need to support initiatives likely to yield results and have an impact on the circumstances of
in the case of Member States whose national asylum system is under pressure, the Office can support the implementation of solidarity mechanisms intended to promote a better reallocation of beneficiaries of international protection from such Member States to others, while ensuring that asylum systems are not abused.