Examples of using Frontex in English and their translations into Czech
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Is there any linkage with the discussions with Frontex?
Frontex undoubtedly plays a key role in Europe's approach to migration.
Why is it that we have not delegated practical cooperation to Frontex?
Our every effort to strengthen Frontex is therefore to be welcomed.
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All Frontex achieves is to lengthen the routes by which people flee.
We have to stop thinking of Frontex as a temporary or isolated measure.
At the moment there are no other proposals to amend the Frontex Regulation.
The proposals to reinforce Frontex need to be adopted as a matter of urgency.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Development.-(DE) Mr President,what does the agency Frontex have to do with development?
That is why we must ensure that Frontex can indeed evolve into a successful security instrument.
I therefore consider cooperation between these officers and Frontex to be urgently necessary.
As regards Frontex, a technical error was identified subsequent to the vote in committee concerning the remarks.
However, this does not seem to apply to the EU's own Frontex agency and the policy behind it.
Frontex needs to be bolstered, and the EU also needs to force authorities in the Member States to fulfil their responsibilities.
That way, we would also be able to respond adequately to the actual facts on the ground, which Frontex is already facing, anyway.
As Frontex does not have permanent representatives outside Union territory, there is no longer any doubt about how important such cooperation has become.
EL Mr President,you said that talks are under way between Frontex and Turkey and that the Commission is reporting to the Council on these talks.
Concerning Frontex and the border control of Turkey, they have reached an initial agreement on a draft working arrangement at a technical level.
I would also like to draw attention to the fact that the European Commission's Policy Plan on Asylum does not mention the Frontex agency, which plays a very important role in the area of refugee protection.
An evaluation of the Frontex Regulation is currently being carried out and the Commission will present a proposal for possible amendments at the beginning of 2010.
It is all very well, Commissioner,to address the problem of Directive 2001/55/EC and everything that Frontex is doing, but Europe must ask itself what it wants to do about the Mediterranean and the whole of Africa.
Frontex was established in 2005 and carries out important work in the prevention of illegal immigration at the external borders of the EU.
My Group's position is therefore very clear: Frontex must be dissolved, and instead, more must be done to provide practical help to refugees.
Frontex, for example, should send back ships carrying bogus refugees to their countries of origin instead of playing the role of a sort of benevolent welcome committee.
Certainly the European Council has to explain why Frontex was forced to suspend its operations in the Mediterranean in mid-August for want of operational resources.
Frontex must, on the basis of information gathered by the liaison officers, go ahead with the risk analyses and with strengthening operational cooperation between Member States and third countries.
As regards the particular point about aircraft operated by Frontex, I would like to mention that Frontex is coordinating several joint operations and pilot projects.
Frontex must of course be viewed in the context of a comprehensive migration strategy which on the one hand manages legal immigration but, on the other, combats illegal immigration.
In view of this situation, we call on the Commission and the Member States to choose one of two options:either we amend the Frontex Regulation to make solidarity mandatory, as in the RABIT Regulation, or we allow Frontex to purchase or hire its own equipment.