Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Second member state may in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The second Member State may apply measures in accordance with Article 20(6)
Paragraphs 2 to 4 contain an exhaustive list of the items of evidence that the second Member State may ask of long‑term residents who move and apply for a residence permit.
The second Member State may require the family members concerned to present with their application for a residence permit.
To check for compliance with the conditions provided for by Article 16(1)(a), the second Member State may ask the persons concerned to present with their application for a residence permit.
The second Member State may ask the family members concerned to present with their application for a residence permit.
However, ferry and airline operators wishing to avoid taxation in the second Member State may declare that they have no intention of selling the goods in the territory of that Member State. .
The second Member State may require the family members concerned to present with their application for a residence permit.
vocational training, the second Member State may ask for evidence that they are enrolled in an accredited establishment
The second Member State may also ask for evidence that long‑term residents have an actual
without prejudice to the obligation to readmit referred to in paragraph 2, the second Member State may adopt a decision to remove the third-country national from the territory of the Union,
Alternatively, a second Member State may ask the first Member State to take back an illegally staying third-country national
During a five‑year transitional period, the second Member State may take a decision to expel a long‑term resident and/or family members. .
The second Member State may reject an application for an EU Blue Card where the third-country national repetitively makes use of the possibility to enter
The EU Blue Card holder or his employer in the second Member State may be held responsible for the costs related to the re-entry of the EU Blue Card holder
The second Member State may check whether there are grounds of public policy or domestic security for refusing to
Where the EU Blue Card issued by the first Member State expires during the procedure, the second Member State may issue, if so required by national law,
The second Member State may reject an application for an EU Blue Card on the basis of a check made in accordance with Article 6(2)
In all events the second Member State may check whether applicants have identity documents
The competent authorities of the second Member State may request a transliteration
Although taking up residence in a second Member State may result in some cases in the transfer of responsibility for protection at a certain moment in time, the issue is outside the scope of this Directive.
In case of study or vocational training the second Member State may require the persons concerned to provide evidence of enrolment in an accredited establishment
Until the third-country national has obtained long-term resident status, the second Member State may decide to refuse to renew
A service provider established in a Member State may second workers who are nationals of third countries to another Member State for the purpose of providing services.
Member States may second national experts to Eurojust.
According to the second paragraph Member States may require that applications be made in person,