Traduction de «aux passagers refoulés » (Français → Anglais) :

bumped passenger

upset current time

discharge line | hot gas line

airport luggage worker | hand baggage checker | airport customs worker | hand luggage inspector

passenger attendant | cabin steward | cabin stewardess | cabin boy

crossing slow order

guard upsetting machine | oversee forging and cranking machinery | oversee upsetting machine | tend upsetting machine

brands of upset forging machinery | varieties of upset forging machinery | types of upsetting machines | upsetting machines formats

5. Notes the allocation of EUR one billion under the EU strategy entitled 'Elements of an EU Regional Strategy for Syria and Iraq as well as the ISIL/Da'esh threat', under which EUR 400 million have been earmarked for humanitarian aid; welcomes the attempts to tailor EU humanitarian assistance to gender- and age-specific needs; calls for special attention to be given to Jordan and Lebanon, which are absorbing the biggest share of refugees in proportion to their population; stresses the importance of these two countries facilitating refugees' safe passage into their territories and respecting the principle of non–refoulement; also rec ...[+++]alls the consequences of the refugee crisis for the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq (KRG); is concerned that, as a result of extreme poverty and deprivation, refugee camps may become a hotbed of radicalisation; believes that they constitute, in the long term, destabilising factors for their host countries, and therefore asks that long-term solutions be found that will help both the refugees and their host countries; calls on the EU to work with other partners, namely the UNHCR and UNICEF, to address persisting problems in refugee and IDPs camps in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, especially in relation to lack of schooling for young people and children; welcomes the funds for host populations under the new strategy and under the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP); calls on all EU Member States to increase their commitments in relation to the refugee crisis in terms of financial resources and resettlement of the most vulnerable refugees;

5. Notes the allocation of EUR one billion under the EU strategy entitled 'Elements of an EU Regional Strategy for Syria and Iraq as well as the ISIL/Da'esh threat', under which EUR 400 million have been earmarked for humanitarian aid; welcomes the attempts to tailor EU humanitarian assistance to gender- and age-specific needs; calls for special attention to be given to Jordan and Lebanon, which are absorbing the biggest share of refugees in proportion to their population; stresses the importance of these two countries facilitating refugees' safe passage into their territories and respecting the principle of non–refoulement; also rec ...[+++]alls the consequences of the refugee crisis for the Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq (KRG); is concerned that, as a result of extreme poverty and deprivation, refugee camps may become a hotbed of radicalisation; believes that they constitute, in the long term, destabilising factors for their host countries, and therefore asks that long-term solutions be found that will help both the refugees and their host countries; calls on the EU to work with other partners, namely the UNHCR and UNICEF, to address persisting problems in refugee and IDPs camps in Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, especially in relation to lack of schooling for young people and children; welcomes the funds for host populations under the new strategy and under the Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace (IcSP); calls on all EU Member States to increase their commitments in relation to the refugee crisis in terms of financial resources and resettlement of the most vulnerable refugees;

In developing this framework, we envisage that participating countries would be guided by the following core principles: that asylum seekers should have access to consistent assessment processes, whether through a set of harmonized arrangements or through the establishment of a regional assessment centre or centres; that persons found to be refugees under those assessment processes should be provided with durable solutions, including resettlement and in-country solutions where appropriate; that persons found not to be owed protection should be returned to their countries of origin in safety and with dignity, and returns should be sustainable and states should look to maximize opportunities for greater cooperation; that refugees and perso ...[+++]ns seeking asylum should not be refouled; that arrangements should reflect the principles of burden sharing and collective responsibility, while respecting sovereignty and the national security of concerned states; that arrangements should seek to address the root causes of irregular movement and promote population stabilization wherever possible; and that people smuggling enterprises should be targeted through both law enforcement activity and disincentives for human trafficking and smuggling.

There is a separate set of regulations which are national and which require carriers to have terms and conditions which include what they do with lost luggage, along with bumping and other things that irritate passengers.