Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Qualification directive in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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clarifying the grounds for granting international protection the Qualification Directive.
assess the elements of the initial application in line with the cooperative requirement set out in Article 4(1) of the Qualification Directive.
For example, the jurisprudence in most countries will not make reference to Article 4 of the Qualification Directive concerning the Assessment of Facts
There would also be a provision for pre-departure security checks which could also facilitate the exclusion from the resettlement programmes of those persons who are not entitled to international protection because they fall under the exclusion clauses of the Qualification Directive.
Why is Article 15(c) of the 2004 Qualification Directive, which grants the right to subsidiary protection to persons who are subject to, and I quote,'serious and individual threat[…]
INVITES the Commission to present, before the end of the year, a One Stop Shop Action Plan which ensures that such practical cooperation is the vehicle for identifying the necessary steps to be taken in order for Member States to arrive at a single procedure for the assessment of applications for international protection as defined in the Qualification Directive.
Art 4 of the Qualification Directive.
the content of the protection granted(the Qualification Directive)] the Community framework on procedures for granting international protection should be based on the concept of a single asylum procedure.
In 2009, the Commission adopted proposals amending the Asylum Procedures and the Qualification Directives.
Progress has also been made on two other key asylum proposals- the procedures directive and the qualifications directive.
Asylum Procedures; the Qualifications directive; the Dublin regulation;
Anyone who applies for asylum has the right to have his/her claim processed according to the rules laid down in the Asylum Procedures and Qualification Directives, on an individual, case-by-case basis.
The Qualifications Directive sets standards for refugee status and subsidiary protection.
The process of cooperation under Article 4(1) of the Qualification Directive is not a trial.
Although the Qualification Directive contains provisions on cessation of status,
In the upcoming revision of the Qualification Directive the necessary references
Paragraph 5 of the 2005 Directive has been deleted to ensure consistency with paragraph 2 and with the Qualification Directive.
This will enable the two legislators to begin talks on the Qualification Directive and the Dublin and Eurodac Regulations.
On 21 October, the Commission adopted two other important texts: one on the Qualification Directive and the other on the Directive on asylum procedures.
the Commission proposes to replace the existing Qualification Directive with a new Regulation.