Examples of using Swift processing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Swift processing of your documents.
Any other useful information that will allow swift processing of the request.
We provide a swift processing and approval- the whole process takes 14 days tops.
MEPs demand changes to ensure fairness and shared responsibility,solidarity and swift processing of applications.
When necessary, for the swift processing and effective monitoring of his or her application for international protection;
The new system should ensure fairness, shared responsibility,solidarity and swift processing of applications, deputies said.
For the swift processing and effective monitoring of his or her procedure for determining the Member State responsible in accordance with Regulation(EU) No XXX/XXX[Dublin Regulation];
The legislation includes specific provisions to fight against abuses,for example by allowing swift processing of unfounded asylum applications.
Finally, we also note the importance of a swift processing of this important dossier by the legislators, to ensure that the ePrivacy Regulation, as intended, may apply as of 25 May 2018, the date when the GDPR itself will also become applicable.
Strengthening Safe Country of Originprovisions of the Asylum Procedure Directive to support the swift processing of asylum applicants from countries designated as safe.
The hosting service provider's point of contact should consist of any dedicated means allowing for the electronic submission of removal orders and referrals and of technical andpersonal means allowing for the swift processing thereof.
Member States may decide on the residence of the applicant for reasons of public interest, public order or,when necessary, for the swift processing and effective monitoring of his or her application for international protection.
Hosting service providers shall establish a point of contact allowing for the receipt of removal orders and referrals by electronic means andensure their swift processing pursuant to Articles 4 and 5.
In this regard, the Ombudsman notes that, in its detailed opinion on the draft recommendation,Frontex undertook to promote a swift processing of potential complaints lodged by migrants with the respective Member State authorities in the course of joint operations.
In light of the very sharp increase that has been experienced since 2014 in the number of applications for international protection made in the Union and the resulting unprecedented pressure on Member States' asylum systems the Union acknowledged the need to strengthen the application of the safe country of origin provisions of Directive 2013/32/EU,as an essential tool to support the swift processing of applications that are likely to be unfounded.
Member States may decide on where the asylum seeker should reside for reasons ofpublic order, public interest or, when necessary, for the swift processing and monitoring of their application.
Member States may decide on the residence of the asylum seeker for reasons of public interest, public order or,when necessary, for the swift processing and effective monitoring of his or her application.
In September 2015, the Commission proposed the adoption of a Regulation establishing an EU common list of“safe countries of origin”23 in order tofacilitate the swift processing of applications of persons from these countries.
Streamlining asylum procedures for the citizens of the five visa-free Western Balkan countries, for example, by having more staff assess asylum cases in peak periods orby establishing an accelerated procedure that enables the swift processing of applications at peak times or for citizens of particular countries;
As part of the structural initiatives considered and in light of the current unprecedented pressure on Member States' asylum systems, the Commission stressed the need to have a more effective approach to abuses and indicated its intention to strengthen the safe country of origin provisions of Directive 2013/32/EU on common procedures for granting and withdrawing international protection(hereinafter“Directive 2013/32/EU”)in order to support the swift processing of asylum applications from persons originating from countries designated as safe.
Would welcome a tightening-up of internal parliamentary procedures in order to guarantee,in future, swifter processing of the Ombudsman's annual report by Parliament's Committee on Petitions;
The EESC notes, as does the Commission, that both the current directive and the newest one may allow for significantly shorter deadlines for submitting tendersand for direct procurement, thereby providing sufficient scope for swifter processing.
The EESC hopes that both the current directive and the newest one may allow for significantly shorter deadlines for submitting tendersand for direct procurement, thereby providing sufficient scope for swifter processing.
The EESC hopes that the new directives- and hence the new national rules- may allow for significantly shorter deadlines for submitting tenders,thereby providing sufficient scope for swifter processing.
The EESC notes(as does the Commission in its communication) that the new directives- and hence the new national rules- allow for significantly shorter deadlines for submitting tenders,thereby providing sufficient scope for swifter processing.
Even though the regulatory framework allows for swifter processing, the EESC believes it is important to cut red tape that results in lengthy procurement procedures.
The consistent use of procedural facilitations foreseen under theAsylum Procedures Directive will allow for swifter processing of asylum applications and therefore increase the overall efficiency of the national asylum systems of Member States.
Such a list will allow for the swifter processing of individual asylum applications from candidates originating from countries considered to be safe, and for faster returns if the individual assessments confirm no right of asylum.