Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Asylum applications in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Issues related to the handling of asylum applications from minors and vulnerable persons with specific needs;
Establishing joint processing of asylum applications could be a useful tool for implementing asylum policy.
The migrants do not receive any information, and their asylum applications are not analysed until eight or nine months have elapsed.
Asylum applications in the first half of 2011 compared to the first half of 2010.
Reference is made, in connection with manifestly unfounded asylum applications, to the Resolution adopted by the Immigration Ministers at their meeting on 30 November and 1 December 1992.
The Dublin system, which requires that asylum applications be dealt with by the first country of entry,
In Ireland challenging decisions to have them transferred to Greece for the purpose of examination of their asylum applications.
as you well know, determines the Member State responsible for the examination of asylum applications.
All officials responsible for handling asylum applications in the Member States will have to follow common training modules.
In the first eight months of this year, the IND received 9,722 first asylum applications.
had their asylum applications recently rejected.
The proposal concerning responsibility for asylum applications is a small,
we have to make asylum applications harder, not easier.
In Belgium, for example, more than 98% of the asylum applications turn out to be unfounded.
Another problem arises with asylum applications from third country nationals who do not require a visa to come to the EU.
We must bear in mind that, in the year 2000, 389 000 people made asylum applications, spread throughout the 15 Member States.
A new form that could be developed in the coming years is the joint processing of asylum applications.
Our common system will put an end to the striking differences in the outcome of asylum applications across the EU.
mechanisms for deciding which Member State is responsible for the examination of asylum applications.
where 70% of all first-time asylum applications were submitted in only five Member States.