Examples of using Common list of safe countries of origin in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
Where the Commission has proposed an amendment to this Regulation in order to remove a third country from the EU common list of safe countries of origin, it can on the basis of a substantial assessment referred to in paragraph 2 extend the validity of the delegated decision adopted pursuant to paragraph 2 for a period of maximum one year.
As for the proposed amendments of Directive 2013/32/EU there are limited to what is necessary to ensure that the provisions of Directive 2013/32/EU related to the application of the safe country of origin concept are applicable to the third countries on the EU common list of safe countries of origin.
designated as a safe country of origin in the EU common list of safe countries of origin established under Regulation[Proposal COM(2015)
An EU common list of safe countries of origin should be established on the basis of the common criteria set in Directive 2013/32/EU as it will facilitate the use by all Member States of the procedures linked to the application of the safe country of origin concept
In case of sudden changes in the situation of a third country that is on the EU common list of safe countries of origin, the Commission shall conduct a substantiated assessment of the fulfilment by that country of the conditions set in Annex I of Directive 2013/32/EU
Suspension and removal of the designation of a third country as a safe third country at Union level or from the EU common list of safe country of origin.
Reports about common lists of safe countries of origin, about cooperation on deportation,
to remove that third country from the EU common list of safe country of origin within 3 months of the adoption of delegated act suspending the third country. .
the presence of a third country from the EU common list of safe country of origin for a period of six months,
Currently EU law does not contain an EU common list of safe countries of origin.
Article 2(2) of the proposal for a regulation provides for the periodic review of the common list of safe countries of origin.
The Commission shall be empowered to adopt delegated acts to suspend the presence of a third country from the EU common list of safe countries of origin subject to the conditions as set out in Article 49.
The EU common list of safe countries of origin will be established in accordance with the criteria already set by Directive 2013/32/EU for the designation of safe countries of origin,
Proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL establishing an EU common list of safe countries of origin for the purposes of Directive 2013/32/EU of the European Parliament
without a new delegated act being adopted, the designation of the third country as safe third country at Union level or from the EU common list of safe countries of origin should no longer be suspended.
where it has proposed an amendment to this Regulation in order to remove this third country from the EU common list of safe countries of origin.
The Commission shall regularly review the situation in third countries that are on the EU common list of safe countries of origin, based on a range of sources of information,
for the national designation of safe countries of origin other than those on the EU common list of safe countries of origin established by Regulation(EU)
This means, in particular, that the circumstance that a third country is on the EU common list of safe countries of origin cannot establish an absolute guarantee of safety for nationals of that country and does not dispense therefore with the need to conduct an appropriate individual examination of the application for international protection.
the circumstance that a third country will be on the EU common list of safe countries of origin cannot establish an absolute guarantee of safety for nationals of that country and will not dispense therefore with the need to conduct an appropriate individual examination of their applications for international protection.