Примеры использования Its immigration policy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Reservation made by Switzerland in respect of its immigration policy.
Its immigration policy would be based on the twin principles of“republican integration” and joint development with the immigrants' countries of origin.
Spain's commitment to human rights also infused its immigration policy.
The Government, for its part,takes the view that its immigration policy is devoid of any discriminatory criteria and presents the statistics in Table 2 below.
Morocco reiterated its appreciation for the humane approach taken by Kuwait in its immigration policy.
The Bahamas stated that it does not intend to adjust its immigration policy to permit the unlimited engagement of non-Bahamians in the Bahamian economy to the disadvantage of its citizens.
It recalls that Australia's policy of detention of unauthorized arrivals is part of its immigration policy.
The Government was confident that its immigration policy was consistent with its obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi and that Maori opinion had been fully taken into account when the new immigration policy had been developed.
Japan was enhancing the screening process for visa applicants andwas issuing machine-readable passports in order to strengthen its immigration policy and the identification process for victims.
Belgium appreciated the response of Switzerland to questions concerning its immigration policy, stated that it was familiar with it and therefore understood that adjusting this legislation could not be done in a precipitous manner.
The author finally notes that her reference to Winata v. Australia was meant to draw attention to the fact that a State party's discretion in its immigration policy may come to be exercised arbitrarily in certain circumstances.
In order to better manage its immigration policy, the Government proposed in its 2001 budget the restructuring of the Immigration and Labour Department as two separate departments within the Ministry of Home Affairs.
The Swiss Government intimated on a preliminary basis that it did not share the viewpoint of the Federal Commission on Racism.See the explanations concerning the reservation entered by Switzerland on behalf of its immigration policy paras. 52-56.
As to the author's claim advanced in his comments on the State party's submissions that its immigration policy may be discriminatory, the State party regards it"plainly inappropriate" to advance such an allegation not addressed in the communication.
The author draws the Committee's attention to the case Sen v. the Netherlands, paras. 38- 41,in which a violation of article 8 was found since a reasonable balance was not made between the Government's interests in maintaining its immigration policy and the interest of the children.
The Committee should urge the Government to amend its immigration policy to ensure that it did not discriminate against those workers, and recommend that it set up an independent body to investigate the mistreatment of migrant workers in private nursing homes.
The Committee requests that the State party provide further information in its next report on the breakdown of the population, particularly with regard to persons who are not nationals of States members of the European Union,as well as on its immigration policy.
The Department also noted the need to harmonize its immigration policy with the British Nationality Act of 1981 and the European Convention on Nationality, particularly with respect to residence without immigration restrictions, statelessness and basic human rights relating to residence status.
In light of its general recommendation 30 on non-citizens, the Committee recommends that the State party consider the possibility of amending the relevant provisions of the Law on the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens(1993) so as to ensure that its immigration policy does not have the effect of discriminating on the basis of nationality.
It asked to what extent Monaco intended to modify its immigration policy to remove discrepancies between the treatment of Monegasque natives and foreigners and how it intended to adapt its labour market regulations to strengthen their compatibility with basic principles, such as gender equality.
However, the provisions of the Aliens Act to which the author refers and which were in force at the timeof the dispute and of the filing of the application for judicial review govern the framework for the State party's establishment of its immigration policy within the context of the labour market, and the exceptions set out in article 40 do not apply to the renewal of work permits for self-employed workers.
With regard to Switzerland's reservation to the Convention in respect of its immigration policy(paragraphs 52-56), by which it reserved the right to apply its legal provisions concerning the admission of foreigners to the Swiss labour market, the report explained that the policy was based on the“three circle” model described in paragraph 54.
Denial of a temporary residence andwork permit is an administrative measure that the Spanish State has every right to take within the context of its immigration policy, which includes the requirements and conditions that foreign nationals must satisfy in order to enter and reside in Spain and is in accordance with the international treaties that the State party has signed.
Secondly, through its immigration policies, it was attempting to stack the deck, suggesting that migrants and settlers also had a right to Guam̓s decolonization.
Question 8: Has your Government reviewed and, where necessary,revised its immigration policies which may be inconsistent with international human rights instruments with a view to eliminating all discriminatory policies and practices against migrants?
At present the Greek Cypriot administration continues to admit tens of thousands of people from other countries, and,as a result of the laxity of its immigration policies, South Cyprus has become, as widely reported in the international press, a centre for money-laundering, drugs, arms smuggling and other illicit activity.
At present, the Greek Cypriot administration continues to admit tens of thousands of people from other countries, and,as a result of the laxity of its immigration policies, South Cyprus has become, as widely reported in the international press, a centre for money-laundering, drugs and arms smuggling and other illicit activity.
His Government supported the language of the draft resolution on Guam that was before the Fourth Committee(A/57/23(Part III), chap. XIII(F) B. VI). It reflected the administering Power's failure to address many issues raised by popular referendum,including the effect of its immigration policies on the status of the native Chamorro people in their homeland, and the fact that it had consistently rebuffed or ignored all decolonization options put forward by Guam itself.
Under the 1968 Constitution, Bermuda has the authority to determine its own immigration policy.
He suggested that the State Party should be urged in paragraph 11 to review the ideological basis of its current immigration policy.