Examples of using Returnees in English and their translations into Slovenian
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You mean the returnees.
Encourages awareness training for practitioners who may interact with child returnees;
Most of them are returnees every year.
To guide you in your dealings with the returnees.
Many returnees end up being internally displaced because it is unsafe for them to return home.
Your nephew is one of the returnees.
Return can also be promoted by transferring returnees' social entitlements to their countries of origin.
You will be one of the teams responsible for investigating the returnees.
Returnees have appropriate procedural safeguards and access to services, as required by the Return Directive.
Innovative ways and means of counselling and informing potential returnees.
Similarly aid maybe granted to OCTs taking in refugees or returnees to meet acute needs not covered by emergency assistance.
More than 50 individual humpback whales have been identified and named by researchers,all dependable returnees each summer.
(23) Specific support measures for returnees in the Member States and in the countries of return can improve conditions of return and enhance their reintegration.
A case management system has now been established, which facilitates returnees' access to reintegration services.
ABSTRACT Eleven returnees from the Slovene Primorska present only a small share of people who emigrated from Slovenia after the war and later returned.
Other Member States(BG, HU, PL, RO, SI)developed cooperation in consular and diplomatic services on documenting returnees' identities.
Difficulties that in the research involved“returnees” alleged are variegated, complex and indirectly point to inefficiency of Slovene remigration policy.
Another field the research was focused on was a presentation of theimmigrants' perception of the attitude of the Slovene state towards returnees and their descendants.
Following individual intakes and return plans, returnees had the opportunity to develop economic activities and receive support in setting up businesses in situ.
Efforts to build capacity in non-EU countries will be strengthened,e.g. to improve their ability to provide assistance and reintegration support to returnees.
Similar assistance, as set out above,may be granted to ACP States taking in refugees or returnees to meet acute needs not covered by emergency assistance.
Systematic checks at the external borders will provide us with a means to address potential risks to internal security,including that posed by foreign terrorist fighter returnees.".
The Agency shall make available these escorts, upon request,to participating Member States to escort returnees on their behalf and to take part in return interventions.
Believes that gatherings in schools with victims, returnees and their families and people who have overcome radicalisation could be an effective tool for preventing radicalisation;
However, the Rapporteur believes that the European Parliament andthe Council should include in the proposal the necessary guarantees for returnees and countries of origin.
The Agency shall make the forced-return escorts available uponrequest to participating Member States to escort returnees on their behalf and to take part in return operations and interventions.
Calls on the Member States and the appropriate EU agencies to monitor all foreign terrorist fighters and to ensure harmonised security andjudicial follow-up of identified returnees to Europe;
It is expected that this programme willadd to the activities of the non-governmental organisations in assisting returnees and their families upon their voluntary or forced return in a more organised and systemic way.
The organising Member State and each participating Member State shall ensure that the legal situation of each andevery one of the returnees for which they are responsible allows for removal.
New challenges for judges and prosecutorsin the national criminal justice systems when dealing with aspirant foreign fighters and returnees; for instance whether rehabilitation programmes during criminal proceedings are feasible.
