Eksempler på brug af Third countries who på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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It is necessary also to reassure people in third countries who buy our products.
We should get producers from third countries who export to the EU to comply with the same standards too, to guarantee fair competition.
Let us make it clear that the collection of clothing for people in third countries who need it can continue.
Another issue concerns citizens of third countries who have lived legally in our Member States for a long time.
It is increasingly less acceptable to distinguish between Union citizens and nationals of third countries who have been here legally for years.
Rights of displaced persons from third countries who cannot be sent back to their country of origin;
My group, ladies and gentlemen, supports the abolition of all types of discrimination between citizens of Member States, andbetween EU citizens and citizens of third countries who are permanently resident here.
They shall in particular ensure that travellers from third countries who intend to proceed to another Member State comply with Article 12.
Nationals of third countries who are exempt from the requirement to hold a visa and who are authorised to stay in a Member State for a period of less than three months.
Asylum policy can only apply to nationals of third countries who do not live in a democracy.
For citizens of third countries who need visas, Community law requires that a visa shall be issued at no cost and without burdensome procedures.
Our thoughts turn to the need to ensure that no young people are left in third countries who do not know how read and write their language.
It is incomprehensible that people from third countries who have been living and working in our Member States for many years, are still denied the right to vote and stand for election.
Europe must also change its attitude to legal immigration andopen its borders to citizens of third countries who wish to look for work in the European Union.
This will also apply to workers from third countries who might be affected by accidents if no provision for language proficiency was established.
The Commission's proposed directive is intended to harmonise the conditions for entry andresidence for nationals of third countries who intend to enter a Member State for employment reasons.
We would also emphasise our concern that those from third countries who are seeking work and who are legally resident in the EU must have the opportunity to obtain employment in the EU.
DE Mr President, I absolutely agree with those Members who say that we must ensure equal treatment for workers from third countries who have been employed in the EU for more than a year.
I am, of course, in favour of facilitating travel for citizens of third countries who want to travel to the EU, including citizens of the Balkan States, and I would therefore have liked to have supported this report.
Economic immigration has other connotations: Europe has a highrate of unemployment and, regrettably, cannot take in the hordes of people from third countries who are pressing on our borders, requesting work or sustenance.
I am therefore stressing that it is not only students from third countries who should be encouraged to have a command of at least two EU languages.
But Europe should not only view itself as defending values, but also as shaping the dreams of generations,creating an opportunity for European citizens and for those coming from third countries who want to make things.
I wonder if there is not a connection between the pressure groups and certain third countries who wish to take part in the traditional market of the European Union.
To help make up for the lack of research staff, it is necessary to facilitate the return of European scientists who work outside the European Union andalso facilitate the entry of scientists from third countries who want to work in the EU.
I accept that developed countries like my own have a humanitarian responsibility to people from third countries who have faced or would face persecution, torture or death if they were to return.
Therefore citizens from Hong Kong who hold British passports are included amongst citizens of third countries who currently do not have the right to stay and move freely in the territories of the Member States, unlike citizens of the Union.
At the same time, we are subjected, via the globalization of trade and the dismantling of Community preference,to increasingly fierce competition on the part of producers in third countries who, naturally, are under no obligation to respect this kind of standard.
There is a risk that such amendments might undermine our negotiating position vis-à-vis the third countries who quite rightly want to be sure that Member States will implement the directive if they agree to apply equivalent measures.
Unfortunately, standards are not in the slightest sense harmonised, because the percentage of applicants from certain third countries who are granted refugee status ranges from around 0% to 90% in different Member States.
Just as the Commission proposed in June 1989, the Council must adopt a policy of social integration for immigrants from third countries who are resident in the Community, thus entitling them to vote in local elections.