Examples of using Controls at external borders in English and their translations into German
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Controls at external borders would be effective but impracticable as they would not be WTO-compatible.
However, these steps must be mirrored by measures which tighten controls at external borders.
In addition, improving controls at external borders must be combined with fighting the corruption of local authorities.
Furthermore, at the Justice and Home Affairs and European Councils in December2015, Member States emphasised the need to improve the controls at external borders through the use of new technologies.
The Council invites the competent authorities of the Member States to strengthen controls at external borders and requests the Police Chiefs Task Force to examine without delay procedures for achieving this aim and report back to the December Council.
The European Council invites the Commission to submit, on the basis of information to be provided by theMember States, the study which has been announced on measures designed to reinforce the infrastructure necessary for controls at external borders.
This includes a number of“compensatory measures”, aiming at coordinating controls at external borders and improving coordination between national authorities in order to achieve this goal.
On the other hand, in order to avoid unequal burdens on individual Member States there is a need for tighter control and channelling of immigration and the development and approximation of regulatory instruments,particularly as regards visa policy and controls at external borders, in order to combat illegal immigration and organized gangs involved in smuggling immigrants.
This heading will also include new special facilities,such as the"Schengen" facility for better controls at external borders, and others for nuclear safety and for building up administrative and institutional structures.
The abolition of border controls on individuals raises the question of the need to reinforce controls at external borders in order to prevent, for example, drug trafficking, illegal immigration, terrorism and organized crime.
The following documents shall remain confidential: Annexes 5, 9 and 10 to the common consular instructions on visas, the common manual, the Sirene manual, andthe three documents covered by the decision on narcotic drugs tightening controls at external borders(SCH/Stup(92) 45 latest version),controlled deliveries(SCH/Stup(92) 46 latest version) and measures on combating the illicit exportation of drugs SCH/Stup(92) 72 latest version.
We want to improve control at external borders.
The negative connotations- not enough control at external borders, waste of money, bureaucracy, more crime, unemployment and loss of cultural identity- were all mentioned by 20% or less of the respondents.
Reinforced controls at the external borders.
Guarantee uniform controls at the external borders of the Community.
Strict controls at the external borders are another key element in the battle against illegal immigration.
The new Member States are rightly calling for the controls at their external borders to be lifted.
More efficient controls at the external borders, improved consular cooperation and reinforced police and judicial cooperation, are key elements.
Achievement of efficient, high level and uniform controls at the external borders through reinforcement of the integrated border management system;
TAKING INTOACCOUNT the need of the Member States to ensure effective controls at their external borders, in cooperation with third countries where appropriate.
Controls at the external borders need to be reinforced in order to be able to identify such persons and minimise risks to the internal security of the Schengen area.
In order to compensate for the abolition of controls at the internal borders, a common,comparable level of controls at the external borders is required and strict compliance with existing obligations in the Schengen framework is essential.