Exemple de utilizare a Their external borders în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Non-EU citizens who have been refused entry at their external borders;-.
Member States remain responsible for controlling their external borders in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity(Article 74 of the Treaty), with their own police force and intelligence services.
EU measures to assist Member States in managing their external borders.
Intensified their controls,which have to accomplish clear criteria at their external borders(the borders between a state from the Schengen zone and a state which is not part of the Schengen zone).
Role: Frontex helps EU countries andSchengen associated countries manage their external borders.
The reference amounts required for the crossing of their external borders fixed annually by the national authorities;
They thus have to cooperate andshare responsibility for managing their external borders.
Likewise, the situation of those Member States that are confronted with high pressure at their external borders must be recognised and tackled in full respect of the principle of solidarity.
Frontex is the EU agency whose dedicated mission is to support Member States in controlling their external borders.
The Agency will be able toassess the operational capacity, technical equipment and resources of Member States to face challenges at their external borders and require Member States to take measures to address the situation within a set time-limit in case of vulnerabilities.
Such action would be a clear request to the Member States that are responsible for the breakdown to control their external borders better.
The Greek authorities set this plan up as a consequence of the substantial migratory pressure on their external borders and the subsequent increased pressure on their asylum system.
The security of the Schengen Area depends on how stringently andeffectively the controls are imposed by each Member State at their external borders.
A European Border Surveillance System- EUROSUR- should support the Member States in reaching full situational awareness[8] on the situation at their external borders and increase the reaction capability[9] of their law enforcement authorities.
This transfer of powers means de facto that Parliament and the Member States themselves are sidelined in the evaluation process,despite the fact that they are the ones with power over the security of their external borders.
At EU level, function(5) will be covered by EUROSUR, which will give Member Statesthe appropriate technical and operational framework for increasing the situational awareness at their external borders and for improving the reaction capabilities of their national authorities.
Invites the Council and the Commission to support enhanced capacity building in third countries so thatthey can control efficiently their external borders.
Moreover, the shared application of surveillance tools could provide Member States' authorities with more frequent andmore reliable surveillance information on their external borders and pre-frontier area.
The current proposal is within the limits set by these provisions and, in particular,respects the shared competencies of the Treaty in that Member States remain responsible for controlling their external borders.
Member States shall deploy appropriate staff and resources in sufficient numbers to carry out border control at the external borders, in accordance with Articles 7 to 14, in such a way as to ensure an efficient, high anduniform level of control at their external borders.
Bulgaria, Cyprus andRomania shall notify the Commission within 10 working days whether to recognise unilaterally the RTP membership of the registered traveller to benefit from facilitation of border checks at their external borders.
In December 2015, the Commission sent letters of formal notice to Greece and Italy raising concerns that these Member States were failing to fulfil their obligations under the Eurodac Regulationby not taking and transmitting to the Eurodac database the fingerprints of all third-country nationals who had entered the EU irregularly at their external borders.
I therefore agree with strengthening the powers for monitoring Schengen, particularly through assessments(questionnaires and local visits, both arranged beforehand and unannounced) and post-assessment measures, so as to ensure adequate supervision of the way in whichthe various Member States operate, work together and control their external borders under the Schengen Agreement.
All the consulates of the Schengen States(around 2000) and all their external border crossing points(in total some 1800) have been connected to the system.
In particular, Member States have the possibility to exclude from the scope of the Directive third-country nationals, who are apprehended in connection with the irregular crossing of their external border.