asylum case
collocation in Englishmeaningsofasylumandcase
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asylum
noun
uk/əˈsaɪ.ləm/us/əˈsaɪ.ləm/
protection or safety, especially that given by a government to people who have been forced to leave their own countries for their safety or because ...
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case
noun
uk/keɪs/us/keɪs/
a particular situation or example ...
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(Definition ofasylumandcasefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Theasylumcasegives indeed some interesting examples of problematic transplants.
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Finally, theasylumcaseshows the limits of competition theory's ability to explain the evolution of law.
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I am currently dealing with anasylumcase.
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How many specialistasylumcaseworkers are there?
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Theasylumcasestudy does not validate this assumption and shows the limits of competition theory's ability to explain the legal evolution.
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None of them has ever had his or herasylumcaserejected.
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In anasylumcase, anyone who wishes to do so can start off the appeal process.
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But we cannot preclude people from having theirasylumcaseconsidered by simply imposing a barrier.
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Anasylumcase, which appears straightforward at the outset, can become more complex later in the asylum process.
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Such an advocate would be responsible both for the child's welfare during the determination of theasylumcaseand also in relation to statutory services.
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This form provides details of theasylumcaseand must be filed within 20 working days by a legal representative.
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One of the first elements in the induction training forasylumcaseworkers is to raise awareness of the barriers genuine refugees may face in relating their experiences to officials.
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We do not propose to set removal directions until theasylumcasehas been considered, but at the moment we cannot do that until the asylum seeker has been told.
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Of course, that means spending more: in the coming three years, we shall spend an additional £120 million on speeding up decisions and on increasing the number ofasylumcaseworkers.
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We assume that if the relatives are willing to provide accommodation, they will also be willing to meet the marginal extra costs of utilities while theasylumcaseis considered.
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Each asylum claim is assessed on its individual merits, and it is not clear on what criteria anasylumcasewould be classified as being straightforward or not straightforward.
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His poor diet seems to have kept him in an emaciated state for years; his low weight was recorded in theasylumcasenotes.
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