Примеры использования Asylum-seekers may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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After three years asylum-seekers may qualify for a permanent residence permit.
It remains, nonetheless, an important point of departure for considering standards of treatment for the reception of asylumseekers,not least because asylum-seekers may be refugees.
Asylum-seekers may therefore request the payment of social benefits on these grounds.
The Committee notes with concern that the State party's legislation on aliens and asylum-seekers may not guarantee them equal rights in accordance with the Convention.
Asylum-seekers may claim legal counseling free of charge and official legal aid if they are indigent.
The Committee is also concerned that the practice of dispersing asylum-seekers may have adverse effects on their ability to obtain legal advice and on the quality of that advice.
Asylum-seekers may therefore appear to be motivated by material hardship and the desire to establish a better standard of living.
With regard to asylum-seekers, attention is drawn to article 10 of the above-mentioned Act of 5 May 2006, which stipulates that asylum-seekers may, in certain cases, be placed in a closed facility for a maximum period of three months.
This means that asylum-seekers may more often than before be assisted by a legal counsel when they are heard by the authorities.
With respect to the housing of asylum-seekers, it should be noted that Liechtenstein maintains a refugeecenter pursuant to the Asylum and Refugee Act, in which asylum-seekers may live until their cases have been clarified and decided.
An average of 300-700 new asylum-seekers may cross into Thailand every month; this cannot continue.
The Grand Ducal Regulation of 4 July 2002 on conditions and procedures for the provision of welfare to asylum-seekers provides the legal framework for the benefits to be accorded andestablishes the amounts which asylum-seekers may claim while proceedings are taking place.
Asylum-seekers may now submit their applications after their entry into the country and no longer, as before, necessarily within 10 days of their arrival.
The Committee is concerned that under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act(IRPA),non-citizens, including asylum-seekers, may be remanded in custody when they are not able to produce a valid identity document, or on suspicion of having provided a false identity.
Women asylum-seekers may ask to be interviewed by a female official both at the Office for Aliens and at the General Commissariat for Refugees and Stateless Persons GGRA.
If a deportation order cannot be executed within a reasonable time,irregular migrants or rejected asylum-seekers may be set free and given a special residence permit, provided that they have not been convicted for a criminal offence and do not pose a threat to public order.
Refugees and asylum-seekers may apply for reunion with their parents, spouses or the person with whom they have a stable de facto union and their under-age children; the situation of other family members will be assessed individually art. 8.
According to the statement of the Minority Ombudsman, asylum-seekers may have felt pressure during the interrogations and some have withdrawn their applications as a result of the interrogations.
After three months, the asylum-seekers may be permitted to pursue gainful employment if the economic and employment situation allows, if an employer has so requested, if the salary and labour conditions are met, and if the order of priorities is respected art. 52, para. 1, of the Ordinance on Admission, Residence and Gainful Employment.
On this basis, the extent of the health services provided to the asylum-seekers may vary, so that groups with special needs, such as asylum-seekers who are suicidal or have been subjected to torture, are given extra consideration.
Detention of asylum-seekers may, in special cases, be considered necessary in order to prevent residence permits being granted on false grounds, to establish the correct identity of uncooperative foreign nationals and to keep foreign nationals with unknown identity under the control of the authorities.
CERD was concerned that under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act(IRPA),non-citizens and asylum-seekers may be remanded in custody, indefinitely, and, as also noted by the UNHCR report, without a warrant, if they are unable to produce valid identity documents or on suspicion of providing a false identity.
AI was concerned that asylum-seekers may not have adequate access to legal advice, following the termination by the Ministry of Interior of the contracts of almost all independent NGOs providing legal advice to asylum-seekers. .
Please comment on reports that potential asylum-seekers may in some instances have been prevented by border guards to apply for asylum or that such applications have sometimes been ignored.
The praxis according to which asylum-seekers may not be sent to a third country unless they are guaranteed more than temporary residence there has been confirmed in substance and clarified in respect of precautionary refusal of entry for the duration of the proceedings.
Under Estonian law,illegal immigrants and rejected asylum-seekers may be detained in expulsion centres until deported; such persons may be subjected to long periods of detention when expulsion is not enforceable;
That Act provides that asylum-seekers may be detained at an early stage of their asylum procedure if it may be assumed that their application will be rejected under the EU Dublin II Regulation.
In a few cases such asylum-seekers may, however, fall within the Refugee Convention as referred to in section 7(1) of the Aliens Act.
After a check on their social situation, asylum-seekers may also receive emergency assistance, which is also administered by the Immigrants' Aid Service and financed out of the budget of the Ministry for Social Affairs, Labour and Solidarity.
However, the Committee is concerned that some asylum-seekers may have been denied the right to apply for asylum and to have their asylum claim assessed individually in a fair and satisfactory procedure. arts. 2 and 16.