Примери за използване на Asylum systems на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tackle malfunctions in national asylum systems; or.
Some countries' asylum systems do not function well enough.
All this is arecipe for chaos and gridlock in national asylum systems.
Asylum systems have largely been seen through the lense of male experience.
It is immaterial, in that regard,that the Italian and Greek asylum systems had already been weakened.
National asylum systems are there to decide which asylum-seeker actually qualifies for international protection.
Consideration of the overloading of the Member States' asylum systems in connection with the application of Regulation No 343/2003.
It will surprise no-one that the European Parliament solution is harmonisation of national asylum systems.
(b) supporting the capacity of Member States' asylum systems as regards infrastructures and services where necessary;
Introducing an evaluation andearly warning mechanism to detect and address emerging problems in Member States' asylum systems.
Further assistance to these countries to develop their own functioning asylum systems and support to those in need of international protection is needed;
The same applies to the measure consisting in providing financial, material, technical andpersonnel support to the Italian and Greek asylum systems.
Member States' asylum systems today face unprecedented pressure and, with the summer arriving, the flow of people to frontline Member States will continue in the months to come.
However, they did not 65 66 reach their targets and so did not effectively alleviate the pressure on the Greek and Italian asylum systems(paragraphs 35 to 41).
EASO coordinates emergency aid to Member States whose reception facilities and asylum systems are subject to exceptionally heavy pressures, by providing temporary support and assistance.
Furthermore, the asylum data collected andanalysed do not allow for a direct comparison of the Greek and Italian asylum systems.
Reception and asylum systems(such as improved administrative structures, training of staff dealing with asylum procedures, developing alternatives to detention, etc.);
In the implementation of their international obligations, European andEU states have devised sophisticated asylum systems based on complex procedural tools.
New priorities: The new fund will continue its support to national asylum systems and will place a renewed focus on channelling EU funding to the most pressing issues, such as.
However, the number of relocated asylum seekers was not sufficient to alleviate effectively the pressure on the asylum systems in Greece and Italy.
The right set of priorities: The new fund will continue its vital support to national asylum systems and will place a renewed focus on channelling EU funding to the most pressing issues, such as.
They run counter to one of the cornerstones of the Dublin system, which is based on the presumption that Member States' asylum systems are comparable.
As the Council correctly observes, it is likely that the strong pressure experienced by the Italian and Greek asylum systems would have seriously disrupted any asylum system, even one not suffering from structural weaknesses.
They also run counter to one of the cornerstones of the Dublin II Regulation,which is based on the presumption that the Member States' asylum systems are comparable.
This mechanism is aimed at evaluating the practical functioning of national asylum systems, assisting member states in need and preventing asylum crises.
It was active in supporting Member States, in particular Greece and Italy, in dealing with the unprecedented andcontinued pressure on their asylum systems;
Since the asylum systems in the different Member States have different levels of stringency, a well-advised refugee would settle initially in the Member State that has the most lenient asylum law with the most loopholes.
A few honourable Members rightly point out that some Member States, because of their geographical anddemographic situation, really experience particular pressure on their asylum systems.
Member States, in turn, must ensure that their asylum systems meet the standards set by international and European law, notably through the 1951 Geneva Refugee Convention, the European Convention on Human Rights and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU.
On the basis of this enabling legal basis in primary law,the EU legislature adopted four directives laying down minimum standards regarding various aspects of national asylum systems.