Examples of using Regularisation in English and their translations into Greek
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But there was no policy for regularisation.
However, the regularisation payment did not respect the budget principle of specification.
This alleviates the need for regularisation papers.
The regularisation committee will act as an electoral commission whose decision will be firm.”.
Legal immigration third thematic session: Admission,integration and regularisation of immigrants.
Adopted by Spain,involving individual regularisation and the participation of employers and trade unions.
The striking workers, greater in number than in April 2008,are determined to win regularisation for all.
In the first place, for instance, the regularisation of illegal migrants by a European Directive will be pushed forward as an acceptable policy option.
Documents concerning 1,41% of the payments falling under the regularisation procedure are still awaited.
The mandate of the regularisation committee will run until Feb 28, 2019,” the letter, which was widely published in Uruguayan news media, said.
(7) The 43 payments consist of 31 advances, eight interim and final payments,three single and one regularisation payment.
To improve the exchange of information on developments at national level in the area of regularisation, with a view to ensuring consistency with the principles of the European Pact on Immigration and Asylum.
During the meeting that weobtained in December 2018, the prefecture agreed to accept thirty applications for regularisation every month.
Greece has attempted to manage illegal immigration through consecutive regularisation programmes, the stiffening of external borders-control, as well as the apprehension and expulsion of illegal immigrants.
We might, therefore, have expected a much firmer standpoint to be taken,especially against the successive waves of regularisation in the various countries of Europe.
The regularisation of another imprest account and the recording of 1998 expenditure to the budgetary account concerning food aid to Angola was only done by the Commission when the Court raised an audit query.
It would be simplistic andinaccurate to say that this instrument could enable the Member States to ban regularisation, which in some national contexts is necessary.
The regularisation of parliamentary assistance expenses for the years 2008-09(first half) is taking place in accordance with the provisions of Article 14 of the Rules governing the payment of expenses and allowances to Members(PEAM).
In countries such as Belgium, illegal immigration usually occurs when people go underground following their asylum procedure andare subsequently rewarded with regularisation.
You cannot be a member of the Schengen area andregularise without informing the other countries because regularisation in one country has an impact on all the others in the Schengen area.
Consequently, taking measures at Community level should not be considered the immediate priority. The report proposes a'pact to declare the undeclared', offering more relaxed legislation on a temporary basis,which would stimulate the regularisation of undeclared work.
The PPE advocates policies based on individual processing of applications for regularisation, and therefore refuses to accept en masse regularisations which do nothing but increase concerns.
The TAOŐs examination phase proved to be excessively long(between eight and 19 months for the projects examined)delaying by the same amount of time the confirmation of the results of the evaluation and the closure and regularisation of the projects.
I will tell you quite simply.I understand that some of you have expressed concern about the recognition or regularisation of illegal migrants, but I am also concerned with the battle we have to fight in each Member State against undeclared work.
Consider policies, including regularisation programmes and increased possibilities for legal channels to immigrate for work, so as to avoid or resolve situations whereby migrants are in, or are at risk of falling into, an irregular situation.
Finally, there must be coordination of immigration policies at European level in order to prevent permissive laws and regularisation processes that have a'call effect'.
You cannot be in Granada criticising the regularisation implemented by the Spanish Government while at the same time, in Luxembourg, two governments led by your political family are announcing imminent regularisations, which we Socialists fully understand and respect, incidentally.
According to official figures, there are now between 1.5 and2 million immigrants entering the European Union legally each year, either through regularisation, family reunification or recognition as political refugees.
Indeed, such a proposal could have been explained by the consequences for every European country of disastrous regularisation policies pursued by a few countries, such as Spain and France, which attract illegal immigrants like moths to a flame.
This is particularly important since the Schengen Agreement doing away with all controls at the Union's internal borders means that the decisions taken in one Member State,especially those concerning the regularisation of illegal immigrants, have consequences for, and in, neighbouring countries.