Examples of using Movement and access in English and their translations into Slovak
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See Agreement on Movement and Access, November 15.
In this context,the Council calls for the full implementation of the Agreement on Movement and Access.
The Agreement on Movement and Access of 15 November 2005 needed to be put to work.
The Council recalls theutmost importance of the full implementation of the Agreement on Movement and Access.
The Agreement on Movement and Access of 15 November 2005 should therefore be implemented.
It underlined the importance of the implementation of the Agreement on Movement and Access by all parties.
The policy paperclarifies EU citizens' rights to free movement and access to social benefits,and addresses the concerns raised by some Member States in relation to the challenges that migration flows….
It calls for swiftimplementation of all aspects of the 15 November agreement on movement and access.
The policy paper clarifies EU citizens' rights to free movement and access to social benefits, and addresses the concerns raised by some Member States in relation to the challenges that mobility can represent for local authorities.
It also reiterated the need to fully implement the“Agreement on Movement and Access” of 15 November 2005.
The policy paperclarifies EU citizens' rights to free movement and access to social benefits,and addresses the concerns raised by some Member States in relation to the challenges that mobility can represent for local authorities.
He called for the full respect for and implementation of all provisions of last November's agreement on movement and access.
EUBAM Rafah will continue tooperate in accordance with the 15 November 2005 Agreement on Movement and Access between the Government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority and with the relevant arrangements made on the basis of agreements between the parties.
We called for a ceasefire to be accompanied by apermanent and normal opening of all border crossings, as provided by the agreement on movement and access in 2005.
Takes positive note of the factthat the EU will develop options for effective and comprehensive action in the following areas: movement and access, capacity building, verification and monitoring, humanitarian relief and post-conflict reconstruction;
The EU urges the parties to take additional steps to meet previous commitments,including those under the Road Map and the Agreement on Movement and Access.
The decision by one Member State to grant citizenship in return for investment, automatically gives rights in relation to other Member States,in particular free movement and access to the EU internal market to exercise economic activities as well as a right to vote and be elected in European and local elections.
The European Union urged the parties to take additional steps towards meeting previous commitments,including under the road map and the Agreement on Movement and Access.
As a first step, the following priorities should be pursued, following a calendar agreed between the parties and monitored by the Quartet:full and speedy implementation of the Agreement on Movement and Access; full implementation of the Sharm-el Sheikh understandings, including the release of prisoners and resumption of security cooperation between the parties; parallel implementation by the parties of the obligations they have committed to under the first phase of the Roadmap.
Karni and other crossings must be open on a regular and predictable basis,in view of reaching the transit volumes foreseen in the Agreement on Movement and Access.
Israel needs to lift the blockade of the Gaza Strip, and ensure the movement of people and goods at Rafah, in compliance with the Agreement on Movement and Access and the EU Border Assistance Mission, as well as the movement of goods at Karni.
In this context, the EU stands ready to reactivate the EUBAM Rafah Mission, once political and security conditions allow, in order to ensure the EU third party role at the Rafah crossing point,as set out in the 2005 Agreement on Movement and Access.
The aim of EU BAM Rafah is to provide a third party presence at the Rafah Crossing Point between Gaza and Egypt in order to contribute, in co-operation with the European Community's institution building efforts,to the implementation of the Israeli-Palestinian Agreement on Movement and Access, ensuring the opening of the Rafah Crossing Point,and to build up confidence between the parties.
In order to consolidate progress achieved so far and to fulfil the potential of the current process, the Council urges both parties to take additional steps to meet previous commitments,including those under the Road Map and the Agreement on Movement and Access.