Traduction de «status of third-country nationals » (Néerlandais → Allemand) :

− In 2001, the Commission presented a proposal for a Directive concerning the status of third-country nationals who are long-term residents.
– 2001 ist von der Kommission ein Vorschlag für eine Richtlinie betreffend die Rechtsstellung der langfristig aufenthaltsberechtigten Drittstaatsangehörigen vorgelegt worden.

[34] Bron: EMN-studie "Attracting Highly Qualified and Qualified Third-Country Nationals", syntheseverslag, 2013, blz. 23.
[34] Quelle: EMN-Studie, Attracting Highly Qualified and Qualified Third-Country Nationals, Synthesebericht, 2013, S. 23.

− In 2001, the Commission submitted a proposal for a directive on the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for the purpose of paid employment and self-employed economic activities.
– Im Jahr 2001 legte die Kommission einen Vorschlag für eine Richtlinie über die Bedingungen für die Einreise und den Aufenthalt von Drittstaatsangehörigen zur Ausübung einer unselbständigen oder selbständigen Erwerbstätigkeit vor.

I am convinced that the adoption of this directive will simplify procedures for the admission of third-country nationals for employment purposes, will reduce administrative costs and also will make it easier to check on people admitted to the territory of a Member State and authorised to work there.
Ich bin davon überzeugt, dass die Annahme dieser Richtlinie die Verfahren für die Zulassung von Drittstaatsangehörigen zum Zwecke der Beschäftigung vereinfachen wird, die Verwaltungskosten senkt und die Kontrolle von Personen erleichtert, die zum Hoheitsgebiet eines Mitgliedstaates zugelassen wurden.

Beyond the admission schemes, third country nationals staying for longer periods in a Member State benefit from Directive 2003/109/EC , which places an obligation on Member States to grant long-term resident status to third country nationals who meet the conditions of sufficient resources and health insurance and who legally reside on their territory for at least five years.
Beyond the admission schemes, third country nationals staying for longer periods in a Member State benefit from Directive 2003/109/EC , which places an obligation on Member States to grant long-term resident status to third country nationals who meet the conditions of sufficient resources and health insurance and who legally reside on their territory for at least five years.

Third country nationals wishing to pursue their studies in one of the Member States are covered by Directive 2004/114/EC .
Third country nationals wishing to pursue their studies in one of the Member States are covered by Directive 2004/114/EC .

The note summarises the status of negotiations after the Bali meeting (COP 13/CMP 3) of December 2007, and presents the issues at stake for building the elements of a future climate agreement: on mitigation the specification of "measurable, reportable and verifiable nationally appropriate mitigation commitments or actions" for developed countries (most likely continuing the emission reduction targets under the Kyoto Protocol); . on adaption, the difficult issue is to define exactly which adaptation activities should be supported by the international system and how developing countries would be able to apply for support; on technology, a comprehensive framework for technology transfer has been decided and ways to assess the effectiveness of technology transfer are being developed; on finance, the challenge is to create a constant flow of financial resources, substantially larger than the currently available funds, and independent of government budgets.
The note summarises the status of negotiations after the Bali meeting (COP 13/CMP 3) of December 2007, and presents the issues at stake for building the elements of a future climate agreement: on mitigation the specification of “measurable, reportable and verifiable nationally appropriate mitigation commitments or actions” for developed countries (most likely continuing the emission reduction targets under the Kyoto Protocol); . on adaption, the difficult issue is to define exactly which adaptation activities should be supported by the international system and how developing countries would be able to apply for support; on technology, a comprehensive framework for technology transfer has been decided and ways to assess the effectiveness of technology transfer are being developed; on finance, the challenge is to create a constant flow of financial resources, substantially larger than the currently available funds, and independent of government budgets.