Примери за използване на Absconding на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Only that DauIat Singh is absconding.
And absconding with a quarter of a mil of stolen money.
Already in custody,low risk of absconding.
Been no danger of absconding or committing a crime.
Damla shot himself,while Nawab is absconding.
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Mysterious suicide, absconding bank clerk, missing typist.
There is no danger of him doing it again or absconding.
She's on the verge of absconding forever, and I will not allow it.
Member states will be able to shorten the period granted for voluntary return,for example to prevent absconding.
But Dudley claimed credit for absconding with Joseph Tudor.
If there is a risk of absconding, the determining Member State may take measures pursuant to Article 29.
The two main reasons for unsuccessful relocation for those registered were failed security checks and absconding.
In the case of a crime, the danger of absconding is presumed if the act is punishable by law as a criminal offence.
At the same time, member states will be able to shorten the period granted for voluntary return,for example to prevent absconding.
However, the regulation provides for applicants' detention if there is a risk of absconding(e.g. they are being transferred to another EU country).
The latter provision refers, in turn,to national law for the definition of the objective criteria indicating the presence of a risk of absconding.
Finally, Article 2(n)of the Dublin III Regulation requires that the finding of a risk of absconding be based on objective criteria which must be defined by law and applied on a case-by-case basis.
The seizure of assets without conviction under the Directive regulation is an absolute exception andis only applicable when the defendant is absconding the trial;
A targeted review of the Return Directive will contribute to speeding up return procedures,better prevent absconding and irregular secondary movements and increase effective returns in full respect of fundamental rights.
The hearing is not difficult to carry out, because there is no urgency- the immigrant is already being held in detention andtherefore presents no risk of absconding.
The two countries should also improve their coordination capacity, enhance their reception capacity,avoid the risks of candidates absconding and adequately tailor and improve the procedures for relocation of unaccompanied minors.
Irregular entry, lack of an address ordocuments proving the identity of an applicant should never constitute valid criteria to determine the risk of absconding.
Clear rules on detention:Common criteria to determine the risk of absconding, one of the determining factors for whether detention would be justified, will help ensure a more efficient use of detention during return procedures in full respect of fundamental rights.
In cases where an asylum seeker is not complying with the obligation to reside in a specific place andwhere there is a risk of absconding, Member States can make use of detention;
If there is a risk of absconding, or if an application for a legal stay has been dismissed as manifestly unfounded or fraudulent, or if the person concerned poses a risk to public policy, public security or national security, Member States may refrain from granting a period for voluntary departure…'.
Irregular entry, lack of an address or documents proving the identity of an applicant should not,per se, constitute criteria for determining an existence of a risk of absconding.
If there is a risk of absconding, or if an application for a legal stay has been dismissed as manifestly unfounded or fraudulent, or if the person concerned poses a risk to public policy, public security or national security, Member States may refrain from granting a period for voluntary departure, or may grant a period shorter than seven days.
In addition, the European Parliament and Council should swiftly adopt the Commission proposal on return aimed at limiting abuse and absconding of returnees within the EU.
On 29 April 1996 a prosecutor from the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office upheld the Regional Public Prosecutor's decision of 27 March 1996 while adding that the danger of absconding, committing offences or obstructing the course of justice stemmed from the fact that the applicant had financial and other relations with persons who had left the country.
This is the case with regard to Article 2(n) of the Dublin III Regulation,which explicitly requires that objective criteria defining the existence of a risk of absconding be‘defined by law'.