Примери за използване на Sufficiently serious threat на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The authorities must be able to prove they represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat.
There must be a genuine and sufficiently serious threat affecting a fundamental interest of society.
The authorities find nothing in her behaviour that represents a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat.
Thus, public policy may be relied on only if there is a genuine and sufficiently serious threat to a fundamental interest of society(Case C-54/99 Église de Scientologie[2000] ECR I-1335, paragraph 17).
This means the authorities must prove you or your family members pose a"genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat".
EU/ EEA nationals can only be removed from the UK if they are considered to pose a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat to the public, if they are not lawfully resident or are abusing their free movement rights.
In exceptional circumstances, persistent petty criminality may represent a threat to public order, despite the fact that any single crime/offence,taken individually, would be insufficient to represent a sufficiently serious threat.
The personal conduct of the individual concerned must represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society.
In certain circumstances, persistent petty criminality may represent a threat to public policy, despite the fact that any single crime/offence, taken individually,would be insufficient to represent a sufficiently serious threat as defined above.
The personal conduct of the individual concerned must represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society.
It presupposes the existence of a genuine and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society, such as a threat to the functioning of institutions and essential public services and the survival of the population, as well as the risk of a serious disturbance to foreign relations or to peaceful coexistence of nations, or a risk to military interests.
The personal conduct of the individual concerned must represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society.
Such a derogation must observe the Charter of Fundamental Rights and the principle of proportionality and must be based on the personal conduct of the individual concerned in order to ascertain whether he represents a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting the society of the host Member State.
The only reasons for the removal of EU citizen are if they are considered to pose a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat to the public, if they are not lawfully resident or are abusing their free movement rights.
Under Article 12(1) of Directive 2003/109, Member States may take a decision to expel a long-term resident solely where he orshe constitutes an actual and sufficiently serious threat to public policy or public security.
Restrictive measures may be taken only on a case-by-case basis where the personal conduct of an individual represents a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of the society of the host Member State[38].
As regards the protection of public policy and public security, even allowing the Member States a certain amount of discretion(Article 4(2) TEU),the Hungarian Government has not established that the organisations concerned represent a sufficiently serious threat to sovereignty and the constitutional order.
As was the case before the referendum, EU citizens can only be removed from the UK if they are considered to pose a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat to the public, if they are not lawfully resident or are abusing their free movement rights.
Member States may take a decision to expel a long-term resident solely where he/she constitutes an actual and sufficiently serious threat to public policy or public security.
If so, must an examination also be undertaken of whether the third-country national concerned also represents a genuine,real and sufficiently serious threat to one of the fundamental interests of society?
Under its rules deportation can only happen when‘The personal conduct of the individual concerned must represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society.'.
Accordingly, the concept of‘public policy' presupposes, in any event, the existence, in addition to the disturbance of the social order which any infringement of the law involves, of a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society.
Observes the principle of proportionality and is based on the personal conduct of the foreign national, which must constitute a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat affecting one of the fundamental interests of society, and.
However, on a non-systematic basis, border guards may consult national and European databases in order to ensure that those persons do not represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat to the internal security, public policy, international relations of the Member States or a threat to the public health.
However, on a non-systematic basis, when carrying out minimum checks on persons enjoying the Community right of free movement, border guards may consult national and European databases in order to ensure that such persons do not represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat to the internal security, public policy, international relations of the Member States or a threat to the public health.
However, on a non-systematic basis, when carrying out minimum checks on persons enjoying the right of free movement under Union law, border guards may consult national and European databases in order to ensure that such persons do not represent a genuine,present and sufficiently serious threat to the internal security, public policy, international relations of the Member States or a threat to the public health.
In addition, after assessing all relevant circumstances and depending on the gravity of the offence(for instance, forgery of a document, marriage of convenience with involvement of organised crime), national authorities may also conclude that the person represents a genuine,continuous and sufficiently serious threat to public order and, on this basis, also issue an exclusion order in addition to expelling him/her- thus prohibiting his/her re-entry into the territory for a certain period of time.