Examples of using Return directive in English and their translations into Czech
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This Return Directive is not yet in force.
You might remember the very emotional debate on the Return Directive.
The debate on the Return Directive is closed; we were all in agreement.
It provides us with the moral reassurance which we have owed ourselves since the Return Directive.
It has made its presence felt first by the Return Directive, which is the first horizontal document to harmonise return standards in the Member States.
Instead we have a directive that carries on where the Return Directive left off.
Like'Frontex', the inhumane'Return Directive' is one of the central pillars of the EU's criminalising, security-focused, exploitative and elitist immigration policy.
We should have liked this possibility to be extended to all illegal immigrants, butthat is prevented by the Return Directive adopted last year.
Whilst the Return Directive includes specific rules on detention conditions, with the emphasis especially on minors and families, these Community rules do not presently apply on the territory of Mayotte.
The objectives of the actions taken in this respect by the EU and the Commission deserve our criticism,since we cannot ignore the unacceptable Return Directive.
In other words, this'single application procedure' and the'return directive'(which will increase arbitrary expulsions and worsen the difficulties and obstacles encountered in family reunification) are different sides of the same coin.
I shall be particularly vigilant regarding respect for fundamental rights, and especially respect for the rights of the child, where the Member States,as I have already said, implement the Return Directive.
Ensure that during your Presidency this commitment of moving towards 0.7% of GDP is fulfilled,which will be more effective than the disgraceful'return directive' in contributing towards managing international immigration more effectively.
The recent'return directive' which, as we know, treats many poor immigrants as common criminals, is indicative of the almost monomaniacal way in which Europe is focusing on a policing approach to immigration policy.
Firstly it needs to be stated very clearly that here today we are talking about a return directive, we are talking about illegal migration, we are not talking about asylum, or talking about asylum procedures.
In general, the European Commission and the European Parliament itself prioritise their economic and geostrategic interests, and forget solidarity and the Millennium Development Goals,adopting shameful directives such as the Return Directive.
A large proportion of the situations thus brought about are due to the Return Directive, which I prefer to call the'Shame' Directive, because it is a directive of shame as far as all human rights defenders are concerned.
The fight against illegal immigration will also be made more effective by a directive on common standards and procedures for returning persons who reside illegally in the territory of the European Union Member States,or so-called Return Directive.
The question is not entirely hazy but, since this directive is tightly bound to the Return Directive, its hands are tied with regard to the situation of illegal workers and employers who have not been able to find legal employment routes.
When the Return Directive was debated, it was made very clear that that piece of legislation would not apply to the future legislation on the reception of asylum seekers; fellow Members from the Group of the European People's Party(Christian Democrats) and European Democrats said the same thing.
Instead of meddling in something which only the Nicaraguan people can decide,the European Parliament should have rejected the inhumane Return Directive, which violates the human rights of immigrants, many of whom are from Latin America, and should denounce the EU's complicity with the criminal CIA flights.
The walls erected in Ceuta and Melilla, for example, to ward off the arrival of men and women fleeing war, poverty and global warming, the walls stretching from the detention centres, the gates of our cities as faras the Libyan desert, via Lampedusa, where even children are locked up in the name of the Return Directive.
Last summer, the Council andParliament reached agreement on what was known as the Return Directive, which mainly focuses on the illegal immigrants themselves, whereas today, we are looking at the employers who do not hesitate to employ illegal immigrants.
Finally, I challenge the Commission to review the Return Directive as soon as possible: a directive that is against immigrants fleeing war, hunger and misery, whose only wish is to be happy with their families, and who deserve our solidarity.
In other words, this'Blue Card'(which reduces immigration to exploitation and which discriminates between andselects immigrants according to the labour needs of the EU countries) and the'return directive'(which will increase arbitrary expulsions and worsen the difficulties and obstacles encountered in family reunification) are different sides of the same coin.
RO Due to the Weber report, a balanced report, the Return directive will represent the first legislative initiative in the field of immigration to be successfully adopted by the procedure of co-decision between the European Parliament and the Council.
Being very optimistic, we can assume that for at least the next three years we will not succeed in coordinating a return directive, and of course in this way we will also significantly exacerbate the situation for all those for whom we could significantly improve matters.
It should also be noted that, although the Return Directive has not yet been transposed by the majority of the Member States, the Commission encourages them to ensure, at this time, that their return decisions comply with the rules laid down by this directive. .
This is why one of their priorities is the development of immigration policy,in particular through the return directive, which fails to respect fundamental human rights and which treats illegal immigrants as if they were criminals and not people escaping from hunger in their countries in search of a better future for themselves and their families.
Another priority is deepening immigration policy,where the return directive, otherwise known as the shameful directive, stands out due to its disregard of fundamental human rights and its treatment of illegal immigrants as criminals and not as people who have fled hunger in their countries, looking for a better future for themselves and their families.