Exemplos de uso de Asylum matters em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Boost the cooperation of Member States on asylum matters;
RO The basic principle underlying the European Union's involvement in asylum matters is to ensure a higher level of cooperation and solidarity between Member States.
In October 2012, we will take stock of the state of play on asylum matters.
The EASO will enhance solidarity among Member States, through practical cooperation on asylum matters, and help them fulfilling their European and international obligations in this field.
Gather information relating to the processing of requests for international protection in the Member States andnational legislations in asylum matters; and.
The EASO was established with the aim of enhancing practical cooperation on asylum matters, and helping Member States fulfil their European and international obligations to give protection to people in need.
The Commission is aware that no system used for determining responsibility in asylum matters can claim to be perfect.
A Europe of responsibility, solidarity andpartnership in migration and asylum matters: The development of a forward-looking and comprehensive European migration policy, based on solidarity and responsibility, remains a key policy objective for the European Union.
I say that because the Belgian Presidency, with the support of the Commission,intends to use the coming months to make significant progress on asylum matters.
These additional amendments will further improve the quality of the decision-making processes in asylum matters, ensure the respect of human rights and facilitate the integration of beneficiaries of protection in host societies.
The Office will help increase cooperation between European institutions, local authorities and civil society, andwill identify common practices in asylum matters.
The exercise of any decision-making power of each individual Member State in asylum matters will take place with due respect of obligations under international law, and in particular obligations under the Geneva Convention relating to the status of refugees and the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;
Thus, a common position was decided upon, prior to the entry into force ofthe Treaty of Amsterdam, for the harmonised application of the definition of the term'refugee' in asylum matters.
The Council took the view, as did the Commission,that it was not yet time to propose that Article K.9 be applied to asylum matters, given that the TEU had come into force only very recently.
Apart from avoiding duplication of effort, this cooperation will facilitate the coordination of actions by Member States andthe use of their expertise on asylum matters.
Establishing and developing training available to members of all national administrations and courts and tribunals, andnational services responsible for asylum matters in the Member States;
This opens up the possibility of the Commission, Parliament andthe Council finding together a rational way of deciding on the responsibility of Member States in asylum matters.
These guidelines shall be notified to the administrative bodies responsible for recognition of refugee status, which are hereby requested to take them as a basis,without prejudice to Member States' caselaw on asylum matters and their relevant constitutional positions.
The European Union can also serve as an example in a number of fields, namely, trafficking, combating paedophilia, children's rights, cyber crime, and of course,immigration and asylum matters.
Given the level of protection of fundamental rights and freedoms by the Candidate States, Member States agree to the presumption that Candidate States with which an accession treaty is being negotiated are safe countries of origin for all legal andpractical purposes in relation to asylum matters, as from the date of signature of such accession treaty.
I believe that we are now beginning to see the start of a journey dedicated to the values of asylum, a journey which will show that we can all meet the challenge of European solidarity in asylum matters.
The Commission notes- as has been emphasised by several speakers- that the European Parliament has taken a general position on rationalising Community law on asylum matters in this resolution.
It is more likely that these standards will be achieved by implementing other means of cooperation,such as the open cooperation method which the Commission will in coming weeks be proposing should be extended to asylum matters.
In a formal declaration made in the margins of the Councilmeeting of 14 and 15 October(8), the justice and home affairs ministers indi- cated that they would consider the candidate countries with which an Accession Treaty was being negotiated(Æ point 705) to be‘safe countries of origin' for alllegal andpractical purposes in relation to asylum matters as from the date ofsignature of the Accession Treaty.
Given the level of protection of fundamental rights and freedoms by the Member Sutes of the European Union, Member Sutes shall be regarded as constituting safe countries of originin respect of each other for all legal and practical purposes in relation to asylum matters.
Sole Article Given the level of protection of fundamental rights and f r e e d o m by the Member States of the European Union, Member States shall be regarded as constituting safe countries of originin respect of each other for all legal and practical purposes in relation to asylum matters.
And to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union: Sole Article Given the level of protection of fundamental rights and freedoms by the Member States of the European Union, Member States shall be regarded as constituting safe countries of originin respect of each other for all legal and practical purposes in relation to asylum matters.
HAVE AGREED UPON the following provisions which shall be annexed to the Treaty establishing the European Community, Sole Article Given the level of protection of fundamental rights and freedoms by the Member States of the European Union, Member States shall be regarded as constituting safe countries of originin respect of each other for all legal and practical purposes in relation to asylum matters.
Ben, that Bajoran woman working for you interrupted a meeting to tell me she disapproves of your handling of the asylum matter.
The third instrument is the interactive information system on Member State measures in matters of asylum and immigration.