Exemple de utilizare a To freedom of movement în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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I want to freedom of movement.
In today's world everyone has the right to freedom of movement.
The right to freedom of movement is one of the most fundamental and most visible rights conferred on citizens of the Union.
Nevertheless, he has never exercised his right to freedom of movement.
Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each State. Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his.
That regulation applies in general to freedom of movement for workers.
The Soviet regime however was not one to respect the will of the people,particularly when it came to freedom of movement.
Other civil rights, in particular:i the right to freedom of movement and of choosing one's residence;
This discrimination presents a threat the EU's fundamental values and to freedom of movement.
He began by tracing the evolution of the right to freedom of movement from the 1950s to the present day.
At the end of the transitional period there were still major obstacles to freedom of movement.
The family members of these countries' citizens are also entitled to freedom of movement for workers, even if they themselves come from a third country.
I believe that it has more responsibility,in particular, with regard to freedom of movement.
Whereas the abolition, as between Member States,of obstacles to freedom of movement for services is laid down by Article 3 of the Treaty as one of the activities of the Community;
A migrant worker would have far less incentive to exercise his right to freedom of movement if he could not be sure that his children could obtain an education in the host Member State and complete that education successfully.
In recent years,it is Poles and Romanians who have been most active in exercising the right to freedom of movement within the EU.
Stresses that the right to freedom of movement and residence of European citizens and their families laid down in the Treaties and guaranteed by Directive 2004/38/EC on freedom of movement is one of the most concrete fundamental rights of European citizens;
Concerning the right to non-discrimination in relation to freedom of movement within a State.
Within the framework of the Stockholm programme5 the Council has asked the Commission to pursue the work on the follow-up to be given to these studies in order to ensure full exercise of the right to freedom of movement.
Mention is also made in those explanations of the need to respect the right to freedom of movement in Protocol No 4 to the ECHR.
Calls on the Member States to consider the transnational obstacles facing both companies offering schemes to employees in several Member States, and employees,for whom double taxation may represent an infringement of the right to freedom of movement;
Determines how andunder what conditions European citizens can exercise their right to freedom of movement within the territory of the Member States.
The EESC considers that the regulation andthe directive protect the rights of cross-border workers who are also European workers exercising their right to freedom of movement.
They ensure that tolls neither create disproportionate obstacles to freedom of movement, nor entail controls or checks at the internal borders.
The programmes would have positive impacts in relation to anumber of fundamental rights, such as the right to education and right to freedom of movement.
The purpose of PLOTEUS, just like that of EURES,is to put into effect the right to freedom of movement for European citizens by providing the necessary information.
The Ombudsman has an important role to play in helping these citizens enjoy their rights under EU law in relation to freedom of movement.
Whereas, pursuant to Article 3(c) of the Treaty the abolition, as between Member States,of obstacles to freedom of movement for persons and services constitutes one of the objectives of the Community;
This recognition would also have the advantage of providing the legal certainty which citizens can expect when they exercise their right to freedom of movement.