Examples of using Smart borders in English and their translations into German
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Smart borders.
Exit/entry system smart borders.
Smart borders: key proposal is costly, unproven and intrusive.
Initiatives on Smart Borders.
Smart borders must fully respect fundamental rights and freedoms.
A revised proposal on Smart Borders.
Communication on Smart Borders Entry Exit System and Registered Travellers Programme.
The European Council in June 2011 calledfor"pushing forward rapidly with work on'smart borders.
The Commission published a Communication"Smart borders- options and the way ahead" on 25 October 2011.
The EESC wishes to invite further reflection on the differentiation of travellers,which is a key strand of the"smart borders" policy programme.
Our proposal for'smart borders' will facilitate travelling in and out of the EU while deterring irregular immigration.
The European Council of 23 and24 of June 2011 called for work on"smart borders" to be pushed forward rapidly.
The revised proposal on Smart Borders which the Commission intends to present by the beginning of 2016 will help increase efficiency and effectiveness.
Moreover, the development and maintenance of future IT systems("smart borders package") in this area will be covered by this instrument.
EU-TFTS, Smart borders and financial sector reform insofar as they affect the right to privacy and data protection will continue to be followed and scrutinised by the EDPS.
The European Council in its June2011 conclusions called for work on"smart borders" to be pushed forward rapidly.
It also looked at the above mentioned proposal to facilitate border crossings in the Kaliningrad area andexchanged views on a Commission communication on smart borders.
As a first response to this call,the Commission published a Communication"Smart borders- options and the way ahead" on 25 of October 2011.
The remaining budget of the Smart Borders line(791 Mio€ initial allocation minus 480 Mio€ Smart Borders budget 311 Mio€) will be used as defined in Article 5(5) b of Regulation(EU) No 515/2014 ISF-B.
Such inclusion of an additional specific actionwill be made through a delegated act once the smart borders regulation will be adopted.
The Smart Borders initiative is intended to speed up border crossing for regular travellers while also helping to better secure the external borders of the EU through the use of new Entry/Exit and Registered Traveller systems.
The projected costs of theEES are lower than the budget earmarked for Smart Borders in Regulation(EU) 515/2014 of the European Parliament and the Council0.
The Communication on smart borders- options and the way ahead5 outlines how new IT systems such as an Entry/exit system and a Registered Traveller Programme can contribute to a better management of migration flows in the Union.
Whereas the EUROSUR system focusses on unauthorised border crossings, the smart borders proposals are supposed to enhance checks on third-country nationals coming to the EU.
JHA Council conclusions on borders, migration and asylum from June 2011(11476/11) also referred to the subject andthe Commission presented in December 2011 its Communication"Smart Borders- options and ways forward" 16049/11.
For the financial support to the development of new IT systems("the smart borders package"), the current annual financial decisions enabling the Commission to develop the central parts will be replaced by a multiannual framework.
In preparing this revised proposal, the Commission also took account of relevant developments since 2013, which changed the political, legal and institutional environment compared to 2013,when the original Smart Borders proposals were submitted.
Smart Borders, a legislative package probably coming in early 2013, which would collect data about everbody entering and leaving the EU, including fingerprints(Entry-Exit System) and which would allow easier entering of the EU if travellers were pre-checked and profiled.
This evaluation should be carried out prior to any decision to fund new systems such as thosepresented by the European Commission in the communication on'smart borders', in particular the entry/exit system(EES) and the registered traveller programme(RTP), which the Commission intends to present during 2012.
In order to improve the control of external borders, the Commission has already proposed to strengthen the overall governance of the Schengen area(for the'Schengen package', see IP/11/1036 and MEMO/11/606) and to set up a more modern andefficient management of traveller flows at its external borders for the'Smart Borders' initiative see IP/11/1234 and MEMO/11/728.