Примеры использования Admission and expulsion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All States had the sovereign right to regulate the admission and expulsion of foreign nationals.
Admission and expulsion from the membership of the association(unless otherwise is provided for in the Charter);
Article 2 of its International Rules on the Admission and Expulsion of Aliens, adopted at that session, provides as follows.
The Government has, however, recently decided to make certain amendments to the Admission and Expulsion Ordinance.
The Act on admission and expulsion of 24 April 1962(PB 1962 no. 60) provides the basis for the present regulations governing aliens.
The substantive and procedural requirements for admission and expulsion are generally not the same.
Once a permit has been issued it can only be revoked on the grounds set forth in the Law on Admission and Expulsion.
It has also been asked to evaluate the present Admission and Expulsion Ordinance and come up with recommendations.
The full text of the rules concerning admission, residence and expulsion is contained in the Admission and Expulsion Act.
The regulations governing admission and expulsion are valid at national level for all island communities, but residence permits are only issued per island community.
The admission policy of the Netherlands Antilles is based on the Admission and Expulsion Ordinance.
The relevant legislative framework for the admission and expulsion of aliens is set out in the Aliens Act of 1965, as well as related enactments and regulations.
Family reunification concept incorporates actual reunification of family members,formation across national borders, admission and expulsion cases.
In the framework of the Federal Decree on Admission and Expulsion, decides on deportation, expulsion, and possible return of foreigners, is the Lieutenant-Governor.
Assignment of the competence to admit foreigners to the local labour market is regulated by the Admission and Expulsion Ordinance and by the Admissions Decision.
The preamble to the International Rules on the Admission and Expulsion of Aliens, adopted by the Institute of International Law on 9 September 1892, thus postulates the following.
Anyone found in Aruba without a valid residence permit may be removed by the Minister of Justice under article 19 of the Admission and Expulsion Ordinance or by the Procurator-General under article 15.
Pursuant to an amendment of the Ordinance on Admission and Expulsion, nationals of the European part of the Kingdom no longer required a work permit for the Netherlands Antilles.
At the same time, it was a well-settled principle under international law that all States had the sovereign right to control admission to their territory and to regulate the admission and expulsion of foreign nationals.
Under article 7 of the Country Ordinance on Admission and Expulsion conditions regarding the place of residence may be attached to temporary or permanent residence permits.
It may also be usefully recalled that the Institute of International Law clearly provided for cases of collective expulsion in its resolution proposing"International Regulations on the admission and expulsion of aliens", adopted on 9 September 1892 at its Geneva session.
The admission and expulsion of aliens are regulated by the 1965 Aliens Act, the Aliens Decree, the Regulation of Aliens and the 1994 Aliens Act Implementation Guidelines.a.
In accordance with article 2 of the Charter of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the Admission and Expulsion Ordinance, requests for asylum in Aruba that are made in Aruba are dealt with by the Aruban authorities.
This power to manage admission and expulsion has, however, to be exercised in full respect for the fundamental human rights and freedoms of non-nationals, which are granted under a wide range of international human rights instruments and customary international law.
The principle of non-expulsion of stateless persons was already an underpinning of one of the articles of the International Rules on the Admission and Expulsion of Aliens, adopted by the Institute of International Law on 12 September 1892, which reads as follows.
It seeks to amend the Admission and Expulsion Ordinance in such a way that the penal sanction on the employment of illegal aliens will be a drastically increased fine or a custodial sentence.
The principle in international law that all States had the sovereign right to control admission to their territory and regulate the admission and expulsion of foreign nationals was implicit in any discussion of migration.
Accordingly, the preamble of the International Rules on the Admission and Expulsion of Foreigners adopted by the Institute of International Law on 9 September 1892 proclaimed that"for each State, the right to admit or not admit aliens to its territory or to admit them only conditionally or to expel them is a logical consequence of its independence.
The principle established under international law that States had the sovereign right to control admission to their territory and to regulate the admission and expulsion of foreign nationals was implicit in any discussion of international migration.
The legislation governing the admission and expulsion of foreign nationals sought to ensure that the deportation of foreign nationals was effected with due regard for their human rights, which was consistent with a Constitutional Court judgement that held that all persons in the national territory, including non-citizens, were entitled to protection of their human rights.