Examples of using Asylum and migration in English and their translations into Czech
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Our asylum and migration policy is thus rooted in the rule of law.
The development and shaping of an EU asylum and migration policy depends on your input too.
We have responded by developing,over the last 10 years, an effective EU asylum and migration policy.
Not at Department for Asylum and Migration Policy of the Ministry of Interior as previously.
These principles are, and must also continue to be,the starting point for cooperation in the area of asylum and migration.
Department for Asylum and Migration Policy, the Refugee Facilities Administration, Police of the Czech Republic.
The European Union's long-term goal, which we support,is to have a common asylum and migration policy.
The common asylum and migration policy must be based on close cooperation with the countries of transit and origin.
We have already been reminded that with the Treaty of Lisbon,we now wish to draw up a common policy on asylum and migration.
Please contact regional offices of the Department for Asylum and Migration Policy(Ministry of the Interior) for a residence status application.
Can the Council investigate whether the exchange of data will work properly with the new initiatives on asylum and migration?
NL Mr President,we have a single European asylum and migration policy, one and the same awful policy for the whole of the EU.
The only sensible way to react to thisis to do something, in the short term, about a common European asylum and migration policy.
We need liberal asylum and migration legislation in Europe and a different development policy that is genuinely sustainable.
I will start by saying that much has happened within the EU in the area of asylum and migration over the last few years.
The fact that the EU is to have a common asylum and migration policy is reasonable, but it must not mean that those countries that want to take a harder line and hunt down people in various ways should be the ones making the decisions.
How EU citizens can be objectivelyinformed about refugees and the advantages of EU cooperation in the asylum and migration agenda?
The Commission and Parliament did their work on asylum and migration, and we are really waiting for the Council to act.
I think that we must vote in support of Claude Moraes's report as it is part of the general package governing the European Union's asylum and migration system.
The proposals which the Commission announced on Wednesday to tighten the asylum and migration policy contain one piece of poppycockand some good initiatives.
We now need to relinquish our old, ingrained opinions and look to the pan-European approach and what is best for everyone when it comes to asylum and migration.
One word that has, of course, come up time and again in the political talks on asylum and migration issues in recent years has been solidarity.
In addition, the package we put forward lastweek urges rational reflection, taking into account short-term needs for strengthened external borders as well as a broader approach to asylum and migration.
Experiences with 10 other asylum and migration directives do show that the fear that there is a tendency among Member States to use the transposition of such directives as a pretext for making their national law more repressive does not materialise.
EU Member States should ensure thatchild protection systems and guardianship authorities have an increased role in asylum and migration procedures involving children.
We need to do this internally in order to establish our own common standards and rules in the area of asylum and migration, but we also need to act externally, in partnership with countries of origin and transit, in order to manage migration flows more efficiently.
We in Europe need to protect not just money and banks, but also refugees, which is why we do not needa new Schengen regulation, but rather a policy on asylum and migration that truly respects human dignity.
It will return to the issue of asylum and migration in June 2014 in a broader and longer term policy perspective, when strategic guidelines for further legislative and operational planning in the area of freedom, security and justice will be defined.
The recent disastrous stream of migrants from North Africa and the trouble we have been having with the failing Schengen Treaty indicate that asylum and migration policy should be handed back to Member States.
The European Council will return to asylum and migration issues in a broader and longer term policy perspective in June 2014, when strategic guidelines for further legislative and operational planning in the area of freedom, security and justice will be defined.