Vertaling van "admit such immigrants " (Engels → Frans) :

(2) The Minister may enter into a reciprocal arrangement with the government of a foreign jurisdiction to enable a witness who is involved in activities of a law enforcement agency in that jurisdiction to be admitted to the Program, but no such person may be admitted to Canada pursuant to any such arrangement without the consent of the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration nor admitted to the Program without the consent of the Minister.
(2) Le ministre peut conclure un arrangement réciproque avec un gouvernement étranger pour permettre l’admission au programme d’un témoin participant aux activités d’un organisme de celui-ci chargé de l’application de la loi; un tel témoin ne peut toutefois être admis au Canada sans le consentement du ministre de la Citoyenneté et de l’Immigration et ne peut être admis au programme sans le consentement du ministre.

(3) The Minister may enter into an arrangement with an international criminal court or tribunal to enable a witness who is involved in activities of that court or tribunal to be admitted to the Program, but no such person may be admitted to Canada pursuant to any such arrangement without the consent of the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, nor admitted to the Program without the consent of the Minister.
(3) Le ministre peut conclure un arrangement avec un tribunal pénal international pour permettre l’admission au programme d’un témoin participant aux activités du tribunal; un tel témoin ne peut toutefois être admis au Canada sans le consentement du ministre de la Citoyenneté et de l’Immigration et ne peut être admis au programme sans le consentement du ministre.

How long exactly will depend on a number of factors, such as: the number that are processed through referrals to provinces and territories, and the number of immigrants we admit every year according to the annual immigration levels plan.
Le temps exact dépendra d'un certain nombre de facteurs, dont les suivants: le nombre de demandes retirées, le nombre de demandes traitées par les provinces et les territoires par l'entremise de renvois, et le nombre d'immigrants que nous accueillons chaque année en fonction du plan des niveaux d'immigration.

This percentage is progressively decreasing and today about one third of all immigration to the EU is related to family reasons. As opposed to labour migration, Member States cannot pre-define the volumes of such persons to be admitted.
Ce pourcentage a baissé progressivement, et ce type de migration représente aujourd’hui environ un tiers de l’immigration totale dans l’UE.

In response to this situation a common special procedure to quickly select and admit such immigrants, as well as attractive conditions to encourage them to choose Europe could be devised.
Pour répondre à cette situation, une procédure spéciale commune pourrait être proposée pour la sélection et l'admission accélérées de ces immigrants, ainsi que des conditions avantageuses afin de les encourager à choisir l'Europe.

On 11 January 2005 the Commission adopted a Green Paper on an EU approach to managing economic migration [2] to fulfil its political mandate and launch a process of in-depth discussion on the most appropriate Community rules for admitting economic immigrants and on the added value of adopting such common measures.
Le 11 janvier 2005, la Commission a adopté un livre vert sur une approche communautaire de la gestion des migrations économiques [2] afin de se conformer à son mandat politique et de lancer un débat approfondi sur le type de règles communautaires le plus approprié pour l'admission des migrants économiques ainsi que sur la valeur ajoutée que représenterait l'adoption d'un tel cadre commun.

In addition to the Common Position adopted by the Council on 20 November 1995 and the measures contained therein, the Council decides to take the following further measures: - Member States will take, in accordance with national law, such measures as are appropriate in the context of their own immigration procedures to ensure that members of the Nigerian Provisional Ruling Council and the Federal Executive Council, members of the Nigerian military and security forces and their families in possession of long-term visas are not admitted; - expulsion of all military personnel attached to the diplomatic representations of Nigeria in Member States of the European Union, and withdrawal of all military personnel attached to diplomatic representations of the Member States of the European Union in Nigeria; - interruption of all contacts in the field of sports through denial of visas to official delegations and national teams.
In addition to the Common Position adopted by the Council on 20 November 1995 and the measures contained therein, the Council decides to take the following further measures: - Member States will take, in accordance with national law, such measures as are appropriate in the context of their own immigration procedures to ensure that members of the Nigerian Provisional Ruling Council and the Federal Executive Council, members of the Nigerian military and security forces and their families in possession of long- term visas are not admitted; - expulsion of all military personnel attached to the diplomatic representations of Nigeria in Member States of the European Union, and withdrawal of all military personnel attached to diplomatic representations of the Member States of the European Union in Nigeria; - interruption of all contacts in the field of sports through denial of visas to official delegations and national teams.

We see Bill C-43 as a long-awaited piece of legislation, which, in part, is designed to facilitate and make easier the entry into Canada of legitimate visitors and immigrants, while giving government stronger legal tools to not admit into Canada those who may pose a risk to our country, and — most important to crime victims — to remove from Canada those who have committed serious crimes and been convicted of such crimes by our judicial system.
Le projet de loi C-43, longuement attendu, a été conçu en partie pour faciliter l'entrée au Canada de visiteurs et d'immigrants légitimes, tout en dotant le gouvernement d'outils juridiques plus musclés pour interdire l'entrée à ceux qui pourraient représenter un risque. L'élément le plus important aux yeux des victimes d'actes criminels, c'est l'expulsion du Canada des personnes ayant été trouvées coupables de crimes graves par notre système de justice.