Exemplos de uso de Returns directive em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I voted against the Returns Directive.
This Returns Directive is a successful start to a common European immigration policy.
I would also like briefly to mention the Returns Directive and Frontex.
The Returns Directive is an initial step towards a proper policy to combat the phenomenon.
In writing.-(DE) My reasons for voting against the Returns Directive are as follows.
The aim of the returns directive is to bring in basic common standards on how to treat illegal immigrants.
A majority of the European Parliament has today adopted the proposal for the Returns Directive.
In writing.-(FR) I am pleased that the Weber report on the Returns Directive has been adopted by a large majority.
To conclude, Mr President,I think that we should probably also make a final assessment of the Returns Directive.
I am sorry, but this is not a returns directive. It even obliges Member States to provide free legal assistance to illegal immigrants to contest their expulsion.
May I take a few seconds,Mr President, to express concern over what the Council was saying about the Returns Directive.
When we look at it from this perspective,the measures provided for in this supposed Returns Directive are actually futile and are certainly insufficient.
Therefore, support this Returns Directive to open the way for us to have really good regulations for legal immigration at last so that we can truly help people.
DE Madam President, we have been calling for an overall plan for all aspects of migration for years, and the Returns Directive quite clearly forms part of this package.
The technical discussions and negotiations on the Returns Directive will continue during the Slovenian Presidency and we have also agreed to hold political negotiations.
Rapporteur.-(PL) Mr President, I would like to draw your attention to an outstanding controversy,which is the requirement announced since the beginning of this Parliament making the establishment of a Return Fund conditional on the need to adopt a returns directive by the end of next year.
I would therefore like to inform the Council that it is possible that if a Returns Directive is not adopted, Parliament may make use of its budgetary entitlements and suspend payments to the Return Fund in the 2008 budget.
In writing.-(FR) There has been a lot of noise from the left and far left aimed at stigmatising the Weber report,Parliament's interpretation of the Returns Directive, which does not quite measure up to what is needed as far as immigration policy is concerned.
In writing.-(FR) The highly publicised'Returns Directive', as proposed by the Commission in Brussels and quite wrongly stigmatised by the left and far left as the'Directive of shame', the violator of human rights, has just been adopted by the European Parliament, to their great displeasure.
Although the measures proposed under the Returns Directive are far too lax, they are at least a step in the right direction, especially if the proposed minimum detention period is more stringent than is currently provided for by some Member States, which is why I voted in favour of the report.
The Return Directive is an important aspect of the fight against illegal immigration.
The Return Directive has positively influenced national law and practice.
We wish to see a return directive adopted during the Portuguese Presidency.
You might remember the very emotional debate on the Return Directive.
All rights andguarantees foreseen in the Return Directive will be applied.
It provides us with the moral reassurance which we have owed ourselves since the Return Directive.
Firstly, the return directive, if it comes into existence, will not do so in isolation.
The Commission requests that Spain brings its legislation into line with the EU Return Directive and is now sending a reasoned opinion to this effect.
The Handbook aims to harmonise the implementation of the Return Directive across all Member States and make it more efficient.
According to the Return Directive, the Programme targets third-country nationals staying illegally on the territory of a Member State.