Примери коришћења Asylum applications на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Last year Denmark received 21 000 asylum applications.
Denmark received more than 21,000 asylum applications in 2015, a 44 percent jump from 2014, though significantly fewer than its neighbour, Sweden.
Last year Denmark received 21 000 asylum applications.
South Africa received more than 207,000 individual asylum applications in 2008 and a further 222,300 in 2009, representing nearly a four-fold rise in both years over the levels seen in 2007.
Last year the country accepted 90,000 asylum applications.
All participating Member States, must process their asylum applications according to the common criteria and standards, which are used by national authorities to determine whether someone is entitled to international protection.
Sweden received more than 150,000 asylum applications in 2015.
Both leaders seek to turn Europe's Frontex border force into a fully-operational border police which, in time,will be able to process asylum applications.
There are thousands of people in Finland whose asylum applications have been turned down.
The two aim to turn the border force in Europe into a fully operational border police who, over time,can process asylum applications.
When I became the Minister of Interior in 2008,the number of asylum applications was 77, and today 94,000 asylum applications have been filed in Serbia this year.
Serbia has the necessary institutions to handle asylum applications.
When I became the Minister of Interior in 2008,the number of asylum applications was 77, and today 94,000 asylum applications have been filed in Serbia this year.
Finland, a country of 5.4 million people, received some 32,000 asylum applications in 2015.
Italy, Belgium, andFrance have recently allowed the Sudanese secret police to screen asylum applications in Brussels and Paris, resulting in the deportation of refugees back to Khartoum, where some reported they were tortured.
Sweden, which is a country of 9.8 million,is likely to receive up to 190,000 asylum applications this year.
Austria, a nation of 8.7 million people has received more than 130,000 asylum applications since 2015 following the onset of the EU's biggest migration crisis since World War II.
The European continent is faced with a real migratory wave with over 1.25 million asylum applications last year.
A total of 358,800 asylum applications were lodged in 44 industrialised nations last year, marking a 5% drop compared with 2009, according to the UN refugee agency's annual snapshot of asylum trends.
The chapter on justice, freedom and security covers a wide range of issues,including asylum applications, visa regimes and migrations.
Placing the primary responsibility for processing asylum applications on the first EU country of entry and limiting safe and legal avenues of entry has put an unsustainable strain on the EU's outer fringes and neighbouring states.
On 17 February, Austria announced it would place a daily limit of 3,200 people to enter its territory andonly accept 80 new asylum applications per day.
The Hungarian government adamantly denied the UN high commissioner's claims,arguing that those migrants whose asylum applications are in the process of review, receive food aid and accommodation.
It went on to state that allowing people to choose where to get international protection would undermine an EU system in place that establishes which countries should handle asylum applications.
The U.S. State Department criticized this practice in a report on global human rights released Thursday,noting that of 4,603 new asylum applications in 2011, Israel rejected 3,692 and approved one.
The latest restrictions came on February 17, when Austria announced that it would place a daily limit of 3,200 people entering its territory, andaccept no more than 80 new asylum applications per day.
European Union countries have begun the process of sending migrants who arrived in Europe via Greece over the last five months back to have their asylum applications assessed there.
The latest set of restrictions came on February 17, when Austria announced it would place a daily limit of 3,200 people entering its territory andaccepting no more than 80 new asylum applications per day.
The European Court of Justice has ruled that allowing people to choose where to get international protection would undermine the EU system establishing which country should handle asylum applications.
The new bill was also criticized for restricting NGOs from providing support for asylum seekers while the law regarding admissibility procedures was also mentioned,together with the fact that all new asylum applications were deemed inadmissible.