Примери за използване на Expulsion purposes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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EU standard travel documents for expulsion purposes.
If Armenia has not, within three working days, issued the travel document,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes(1).
If the requesting State is an EU Member State this travel document is the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes in line with the form set out in EU Council Recommendation of 30 November 1994(Annex 7).
If Cape Verde has not, within four working days,issued the travel document, it shall be deemed to accept the use of the Union standard travel document for expulsion purposes(1).
After Georgia has given a positive reply to the readmission application, it shall immediately andno later than within 3 working days, issue a travel document for expulsion purposes to the person whose readmission has been accepted.
After Moldova has given a positive reply to the readmission application,the Requesting Member State issues the person whose readmission has been accepted the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes[1].
If that Member State does not, within five working days, issue the travel document,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the standard travel document for expulsion purposes of Azerbaijan(Annex 8).
If the Requested Member State has not within 3 working days issued the new travel document or extended its validity,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the Georgian standard travel document for expulsion purposes.
After the Russian Federation has given a positive reply to the readmission application, the requesting Member State issues to the person concerned a travel document recognised by the Russian Federation(EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes in line with the form set out in EU Council recommendation of 30 November 1994).
If the Member State concerned has not, within 14 calendar days, issued the travel document, extended its validity or, where necessary, renewed it,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the Albanian certificate for expulsion purposes[2].
After the Requested Member State has given a positive reply to the readmission application, it shall immediately andno later than within 3 working days, issue a travel document for expulsion purposes to the person whose readmission has been accepted.
If Serbia has not, within 14 calendar days, issued the new travel document,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes[1].
If Bosnia and Herzegovina has not, within 14 calendar days,issued the new travel document, it shall be deemed to accept the use of the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes[1].
If Azerbaijan does not, within five working days, issue the new travel document,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes(Annex 7)(2).
If Armenia has not, within three working days, issued the new travel document,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes(2).
If the Requested State has not within five working days issued the travel document,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the Requesting State's standard travel document for expulsion purposes(Annexes 7 and 8).
After the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has given a positive reply to the readmission application,the Requesting Member State where necessary issues the person whose readmission has been accepted the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes(2).
Without prejudice to Article 7(2), after Azerbaijan has given a positive reply to the readmission application,the Requesting Member State issues the person whose readmission has been accepted with the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes(Annex 7)(3).
If Albania has not, within 14 calendar days, issued the travel document, extended its validity or, where necessary, renewed it,it shall be deemed to accept the use of the EU standard travel document for expulsion purposes[1].
(6) Protocol 7 to the ECHR provides certain procedural safeguards relating to the expulsion of aliens, including the alien's right to submit reasons against his expulsion, the right to have his case reviewed and the right to representation for those purposes.
The purpose of expulsion is to cause the evacuation of as many residences as possible, by all means at the expeller's disposal, including nonviolent ones, as happened with the Muslims in Croatia, expelled after the Dayton agreement of November 1995.
An alien lawfully in the territory of a State Party to the present Covenant may be expelled therefrom only in pursuance of a decision reached in accordance with law and shall, except where compelling reasons of national security otherwise require, be allowed to,submit the reasons against his expulsion and to have his case reviewed by, and be represented for the purpose before, the competent authority or a person or persons especially designated by the competent authority.
The purpose of the Inquisition was to determine the authenticity of Jews and Muslims who had converted to Christianity- in other words, it was to ensure that they really did become Christians, and not just to avoid expulsion from Spain.
Periods in prison cannot be taken into account for the purposes of the acquisition of a permanent residence permit or with a view to the grant of enhanced protection against expulsion.
What is more, the applicant's expulsion had become virtually impossible as for all practical purposes it required his co-operation, which he was not willing to give.
Any direction of any State for the use of any space-based information for their own criminal purposes(under any pretext) shall be punished by expulsion from Being, of the Space of life, from space, the planet.
The purpose of the Directive is to make possible the recognition of an expulsion decision issued by a competent authority in one Member State against a third country national present within the territory of another Member State.
But second and equally important, they must also be willing to defend themselves, by means of ostracism,exclusion and ultimately expulsion, against those community members who advocate, advertise or propagandize actions incompatible with the very purpose of the covenant: to protect property and family.”.