Examples of using To schengen in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, despite this progress, all of the conditions of the"Back to Schengen" Roadmap allowing for the lifting all internal border controls are still not fully in place today
I would like the President of the European Parliament to take the appropriate measures to ensure that we come to Strasbourg in a way that befits people who belong to the European Union and to Schengen.
When the accession of Hungary and other new Member States from Central Europe to Schengen was hampered by a technical difficulty related to the development of the Schengen Information System,
Until these problems are resolved, full admission of Bulgaria and Romania to Schengen will bolster cross-border corruption
decided to approve the signature of protocols on the accession of Liechtenstein to Schengen.
Article 23 of the Convention implementing the Schengen Agreement relates solely to the obligation, as between Member States that are Parties to Schengen, to readmit third‑country nationals who hold an unexpired short‑stay visa.
agencies related to Schengen, Europol, Eurojust,
as set out in the Commission's Back to Schengen Roadmap on 4 March.
The provisions of paragraph 1 shall apply to the Member States which have signed accession Protocols to Schengen from the dates decided by the Council, acting with the unanimity of
With regard to Schengen, without wishing to trespass on the territory of the Council, or more precisely the
I would be delighted if the United Kingdom were to sign up to the euro and to Schengen too, thereby taking full advantage of its membership of the European Union.
The following pages link to Schengen.
The following pages link to Schengen.
According to Schengen legislation, we must save information on our guests' identity for three months.
There is the issue of the EURODAC Regulation which I believe is very closely linked to Schengen cooperation and the Schengen system.
The Commission proposed a number of changes to Schengen governance on 16 September 2011, aimed at safeguarding freedom of movement by improving mutual trust among Member States.
The efficiency of cooperation with States adjacent to Schengen's external borders in the fight against crime
In 2016 we need to return to Schengen's normal functioning,