Sentence examples for irregular arrivals from inspiring English sources

Australia is one of the few countries to enforce mandatory detention of irregular arrivals, including children.

Australia is one of the few countries in the world to enforce mandatory detention of all irregular arrivals, including children.

"When we succeed in breaking the pattern of irregular arrivals one-for-one will not become none-for-none," Timmermans said.

He pointed to "a coalition of the willing", made up of EU member states including Germany and Austria, who have pledged to resettle Syrians once irregular arrivals had stopped.

Khan said that the term "queue-jumper" originates from Australia's policy of subtracting the number of irregular arrivals from the quota of refugees they plan to accept each year.

The UNHCR reckons that last year the number of "irregular arrivals" by sea numbered about 19,900 in Italy, 18,000 in Spain (including the Canary Islands) and 1,800 in Malta.

Detention is mandatory in cases in which the identity of the claimant cannot be established, human smuggling is suspected or if the claimant arrived in the country by "irregular arrival".

Sufficient crude oil tankage must be available to allow for continuous refinery operation while still allowing for irregular arrival of crude shipments by pipeline or ocean-going tankers.

Australia divides its refugees into two groups: those that arrive by boat, defined as "irregular maritime arrivals" (IMA), and those that arrive by air (non-IMA).

Gillard asked the inspector general of intelligence and security (IGIS) in June to examine the actions of commonwealth agencies "in respect of an Egyptian irregular maritime arrival who arrived in Australia in May 2012, was placed in immigration detention and was the subject of an Interpol red notice".

They became SUNCs (suspected unauthorised non-citizens) under Howard and morphed into IMAs (irregular maritime arrivals) under Rudd.