Examples of using Examining the asylum application in English and their translations into Dutch
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Examining the asylum application.
Determining which Member State is responsible for examining the asylum application;
Examining the asylum application;
In such a case, that Member State shall be responsible for examining the asylum application.
Responsibility for examining the asylum application of a third‑country national not subject to a visa requirement shall lie with the Member State in which he lodges his application. .
In that case it is the latter Member State which shall be responsible for examining the asylum application.
Since the view was taken that those Member States were responsible for examining the asylum applications, it was agreed that the minors should be transferred to them.
I must remind you that the aim of the Dublin Regulation is to determine the Member State responsible for examining the asylum application.
agreeing on evidence proving a Member State's responsibility for examining the asylum application, leading therefore to an increase in the number of rejections of requests to accept the transfer of applicants.
take responsibility for examining the asylum application.
A Member State which has knowingly tolerated the unlawful presence of a third‑country national on its territory for more than two months shall be responsible for examining the asylum application.
that Member State shall be responsible for examining the asylum application, provided that the persons concerned so desire.
that the'Member State which has knowingly tolerated the unlawful presence on its territory of a third-country national for more than two months shall be responsible for examining the asylum application.
shall be a matter for the Member State responsible for examining the asylum application of the said parent
that State shall be responsible for examining the asylum application.
representing civil society and which are active in the Member State examining the asylum application.
the asylum applicant's country of origin and the transit countries he has crossed[should] also be able to be provided by organisations which are recognised as">representing civil society and which are active in the Member State examining the asylum application"8.
aims to establish a clear, binding rule for preserving the unity of the family group where the strict application of the criteria would result in designating different Member States as responsible for examining the asylum applications of the various members of the family.