Sentence examples for seeker applications from inspiring English sources

If you average the figures over the past four years - 50,000 asylum seeker applications per annum - the British Home Office, under its international obligations, is being asked, in population terms, to consider one refugee case for every 12,000 UK citizens.

Those who lament the increase in asylum seekers' applications fail to understand that there is a correlation between those rising figures and the hopeless manner in which European governments manage crisis resolution in zones of conflict.

Refugees are processed abroad, while asylum seekers' applications are processed while they are physically present in the United States.

He said, detention centers would be expanded to make room for asylum-seekers whose applications are rejected.

Jack Straw, the Home Secretary, has now announced plans to detain in secure accommodation asylum seekers whose applications have been refused.

Germany, while initially generally welcoming refugees, has since begun to take a much tougher line, declaring it would deport Afghan asylum seekers whose applications are rejected.

It and two others -- one in Scotland and one near Heathrow airport -- were built to ensure that asylum-seekers whose applications had been turned down were housed in designated centers, not in Britain's overcrowded prisons, while awaiting deportation.

In addition to direct payments from unnamed smugglers, the Porges law firm was charged with receiving about $12 million since 1993 from about 6,000 asylum seekers whose applications, according to the indictment, contained false information.

As the country heads towards a general election in September, Sweden's centre-left coalition government is keen to keep up expulsions of asylum seekers whose applications have been turned down.

The head of the chemicals company Evonik, Klaus Engel, has said that, at a time when Germany is crying out for skilled workers, asylum seekers whose applications have been turned down should have the chance to prove whether they have skills to offer before being sent home.

"I was advised that the two cases with which this opinion is concerned are regarded by all parties as representative of a larger number of cases in which the same issue arises". The Home Office provides free, fully-furnished accommodation to asylum seekers while applications are being considered.