Examples of using Resettlement programme in English and their translations into Czech
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It is good that a joint EU resettlement programme has been established.
The Commission has recently presented a proposal for a joint EU resettlement programme.
MT Madam President, this resettlement programme which is being set up is filling a significant, long-standing void.
It is positive that the number of Member States participating in these resettlement programmes has been increasing in recent years.
PT Mr President, I was very pleased to hear the President-in-Office of the Council stressing the importance of refugees and the resettlement programme.
Contrary to popular myths,countries with resettlement programmes still accept asylum cases.
It is still true that, given sufficient political will, we will be capable of creating an effective,fair and unified resettlement programme.
This kind of thing must be combated, and a joint resettlement programme by no means offers a solution.
I firmly believe, however, that given sufficient political will, we Europeans will be capable of creating an effective,fair and unified resettlement programme.
We would have had an opportunity to discuss the EU resettlement programme- an extremely important subject- with him.
Mr President, the resettlement programme is something that we worked extremely intensively on, investing a lot of energy, across all group divides and allegiances.
All together, this could certainly give a boost to the resettlement programme, something that I think is very positive.
It is a pleasure for me to inform you that Hungary, too, will become part of this programme next year andis prepared to participate in the resettlement programme.
Has provision been made for an internal resettlement programme for refugees in order to even out the pressures between the Member States?
Mr Tavares prepared an excellent report andwe see no proposals from the Council to contradict the model resettlement programme that has been designed.
I therefore welcome this effective,sound and sustainable resettlement programme, providing a durable solution for refugees who cannot return to their country of origin.
It is important for adequate funds to be available,although just assigning part of the budget cannot be considered a true refugee resettlement programme.
This package would finance the creation of national resettlement programmes where they do not exist already, as well as the coordination of activities at the central level.
I would therefore like to ask whether the Council can tell us what this stream of refugees will mean in terms of what proportion can be included in the resettlement programme.
We need a cross-society consensus that we want to take part in a resettlement programme, that it is a good solution, and that people will actually bring about integration on the ground.
Nonetheless, only 10 Member States resettle refugees on a yearly basis, without any coordination among themselves ora joint EU resettlement programme.
The latter demands that an ambitious and sustainable resettlement programme be established within the EU and proposes financial support for Member States ready to participate in this.
So we can come back to this discussion,which is slightly different from the EU resettlement programme but nevertheless very important.
As far as the resettlement programme is concerned, I agree that it is necessary to draw up a legislative standard which would restrict illegal immigration into the European Union, and which would establish the conditions for legitimate migration.
There are countries which have already set an example, such as the United States,which already operate very efficient resettlement programmes, having garnered considerable experience in this area.
As Mr Tavares remarked as well, coming from Hungary,with its inheritance of the 1956 revolution and as a commitment to that, the Hungarian Presidency has a moral obligation to achieve progress in the area of the joint European Union resettlement programme.
As you know, the Council and Parliament are now negotiating to have the resettlement programme in place, and this is also an area where the European Commission could look at possibilities for financing quite a lot of it.
The Council supported, for example, one of Parliament's most important proposals,namely that a mechanism be created which would encourage newer Member States to join the resettlement programme through financial instruments among other things.
I thus call on my colleagues to support the amendment in favour of resettlement programmes in 2008 for the EU to take in some of the most vulnerable refugees now in the hands of the UNHCR.
I also hope that the procedural issues will be rapidly overcome, in accordance with what is written in the treaties, because we all know that what we have is not enough andwe all know that just assigning part of the budget is still not a true refugee resettlement programme.