Примеры использования To leave switzerland на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The author was ordered to leave Switzerland before 28 February 1997.
The complainant was given until 24 March 2009 to leave Switzerland.
They are obliged by law to leave Switzerland; in case of non-compliance, they would be forcibly deported to Yemen.
The complainant had had until 19 February 2008 to leave Switzerland.
The author was ordered to leave Switzerland before or on 30 August 1994, failing which he would be returned to Zaire.
The purpose of this change is to ensure compliance with obligations to leave Switzerland.
The complainant was ordered to leave Switzerland; but at the time of submission of the present communication, her deportation date had not been set.
It also provides practical tips to people wishing to leave Switzerland definitively.
With regard to the allegations under article 22 of the Convention,the Committee notes the complainant's allegation that the emergency assistance system to which he is subject is comparable to a coercive measure which would ultimately induce asylum-seekers to leave Switzerland.
Following the latter judgement, the complainant was requested to leave Switzerland by 9 September 2010.
If the foreign national has not obeyed the order to leave Switzerland by the established deadline and if the legally enforceable removal or expulsion order cannot be executed because of that person's behaviour, the person may be detained to ensure he or she will actually leave the country.
While the Tribunal rejected his appeal, it allowed him until 28 September 2009 to leave Switzerland.
Despite this negative ruling and the concomitant order to leave Switzerland, the complainant remained in Switzerland. .
By letter of 13 January 2004, the Federal Office for Refugees set 9 March 2004 as the date by which he had to leave Switzerland.
The author and his companion were ordered to leave Switzerland before or on 30 August 1994, failing which he would be returned to Zaire.
Following the latter judgement, the complainant was requested to leave Switzerland by 15 March 2010.
On 20 October 2003, the BFF ordered the complainant to leave Switzerland by 15 December 2003. On 9 December 2003, the Directorate for Labour and Migration of the Canton of Uri convoked the complainant for 16 December 2003 to discuss the modalities of his travel under the voluntary repatriation programme("swissREPAT") chosen by him.
The BFF thereafter set a new deadline for the complainant to leave Switzerland by 5 February 2001.
Under the resulting draft, the foreign wife or husband of a Swiss national and the wife or husband of a foreign holder of a domicile authorization would be entitled to obtain an extension of his/her residence permit after the dissolution of marriage if, in the light of her/his personal situation,he/she could not reasonably be ordered to leave Switzerland.
Following the latter judgement, the complainant was requested to leave Switzerland by 25 November 2009.
On 29 November 2006, the complainant made a second application for asylum, this time on the basis of his political activities in Switzerland. He was questioned by the Federal Office for Migration(ODM) on 10 December 2008 about the new grounds for his asylum application. On 17 December 2008,the Federal Office for Migration rejected this application and ordered him to leave Switzerland.
Likewise, it was traditional for the federal president not to leave Switzerland during their year in office.
On 7 October 2002, the Federal Office for Refugees, later replaced by theFederal Office for Migration, rejected the complainant's asylum request and ordered her to leave Switzerland.
Replying to question 11,he said that a deportee who categorically refused to leave Switzerland could be taken to the airport by the cantonal police, and escorted during the flight if necessary.
In this context,it is recalled that any asylumseeker whose application is rejected is required to leave Switzerland.
The foreign population is generally young(20 per cent are under the age of 20), of working age(73 per cent)and tends to leave Switzerland on reaching retirement age foreign residents account for 11 per cent of those over 65.
After the termination of social assistance, persons subject to a dismissal decision that has already taken effect are no longer excluded from assistance with their return andbenefits may now be paid to them even if the deadline for them to leave Switzerland has passed.
The aim is to establish a cut-off point for non-suited persons to make them aware of their obligation to leave Switzerland a disadvantage by comparison with persons whose asylum procedure has been suspended, who can await a decision in Switzerland. .
Article 24 Cst gives Swiss citizens of both sexes the right to settle anywhere in the country, to leave Switzerland or to enter it.
Introduced on 1 January 2007,detention for insubordination is intended to make a foreigner required to leave Switzerland change his/her behaviour when, despite the authorities' best efforts, the person's enforceable return or expulsion cannot be carried out without his/her cooperation.