Examples of using A migration in English and their translations into Czech
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A migration of images into oblivion.
Improper completion of a migration card.
It's a migration made by millions upon millions of birds.
At the border checkpoint. Improper completion of a migration card.
Improper completion of a migration card at the border checkpoint.
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And finally, the Commission is looking ahead to a migration policy.
We faked a migration to find out what the tests were about.
Commissioner, under the current circumstances, the GUE/NGL Group cannot support such a migration.
Europe has been sweapt by a migration tsunami and there is a problem.
Customers can migrate from perpetual socket-based licenses to subscription licensing by purchasing a migration SKU.
On the contrary, it was simply a migration from your plane of existence to the one adjacent.
One issue of particular concern to me is highlighting the specific situation of girls and women with a migration background.
It was a migration of townsfolk from the northeast, um, it was Salem, to be precise.
It is beyond me why this proposal has not been expanded into a migration procedure for everyone who can find a job here.
There is a migration tsunami going through Europe and the problems of others suddenly become our problems too.
Four points: firstly,the initial plan was to have a migration of 15 Member States in a process lasting around 8 hours.
We also need a migration policy for economic reasons, because demographic changes are taking place and we have a very urgent need not just for highly qualified workers, but also for less skilled workers.
The analysis was motivated by the attempts to describe the issue of gender in migration to both professional and non-professional public and, ideally,to initiate changes in treating women with a migration background.
One point which is particularly timely is that we have seen in recent years a migration of mackerel from common fisheries policy waters into Iceland territorial waters.
I would add that a migration policy cannot succeed in the absence of close cooperation with the countries or origin and, indeed, what has been said on this subject is that all efforts are welcome to strengthen this cooperation with the countries in question.
We cannot wait for any more measures and we are confident that by theend of this month, Europe will come up with a migration plan, in the interest of the long-awaited solidarity that we want to see put into action at last.
I would not go so far as to echo Mr Schulz in calling this a marginal problem- 27 000 Tunisians do not constitute a marginal problem- but he is right to say that, by comparison with, for example, the 350 000 people who fledfrom Kosovo during the Kosovo war, we are clearly not talking about a migration tsunami.
I share the growing conviction of the importance of creating a Migration Observatory that would allow us to increase our understanding of migration between Latin America and the Caribbean and the European Union.
For this reason their social insurance situation constitutes one of the most important issues, especially now,when there has been a movement of peoples such as has not been seen before in Europe, a migration much supported by all EU institutions.
It is high time the European Union implemented a migration policy that is consistent with our values, that recognises that we live in a world in which people are mobile, a world in which human beings move around.
The first part of the publication describes results of an extensive Analysis of the Position and Situation of Older Middle-Aged andSenior Migrant Women and Women with a Migration Background, which addresses the issue of older middle-aged and senior migrant women and Czech female citizens with a migration background in the territory of the Czech Republic.
Identify major challenges for OSH arising from an increasing proportion of workers with a migration background in the labour force and ways of improving their integration in the labour market to make full use of their potential.
At the latest Council, the President of the Commission had the opportunity to present the Commission's document defining the bases of that policy, a migration policy that essentially has three pillars: inclusion of immigrants, combating illegal immigration, and cooperation with countries of origin, so as to regulate migratory flows and thereby protect immigrants.