Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Forms of protection in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Third-country nationals staying in a Member State as applicants for asylum, under subsidiary forms of protection or under temporary protection schemes;
covering both temporary and subsidiary forms of protection.
Third‑country nationals residing in a Member State as asylum‑seekers, or under subsidiary forms of protection or under temporary protection schemes;
In many of them, subsidiary forms of protection are more numerous than the number of cases of recognition of refugee status under the Geneva Convention.1.
Member States remain free to grant other forms of protection under national law.
The system should be complemented by measures on subsidiary forms of protection offering an appropriate status to any person in need of such protection. .
The Member States have developed additional or subsidiary forms of protection so as to give asylum‑seekers proper protection where they are not covered by the Geneva Convention but still need international protection. .
through to the integration into society of those granted refugee status or other forms of protection in a Member State.
The Tampere conclusions also provide that rules regarding refugee status should be complemented by measures on subsidiary forms of protection, offering an appropriate status to any person in need of such protection. .
The Council has also agreed that this system should be supplemented by measures for other forms of protection which provide a suitable status for those in need of such protection. .
content of refugee status and supplementary forms of protection.
These studies covered not only the extent to which such forms of protection are used but also possible adverse
When people speak of trade liberalization, they are usually referring to tarifTand non tariff barriers that are the most widely known forms of protection and that, within the GATT, have always been the main focus of atten tion.
Member States may choose whether or not to apply the directive to procedures governing forms of protection that do not fall within the terms of the Geneva Convention.
It makes it possible to place Member States where there are separate procedures for gaining access to complementary forms of protection on an equal footing with those Member States where,
subsidiary forms of protection and the types of status to which they give rise,
supplementary protection certificates or similar forms of protection;
of patents, designs, plant varieties,">supplementary protection certificates or similar forms of protection;
supplementary protection certificates or similar forms of protection;