Sentence examples for seekers in the first from inspiring English sources

The first is a surge in the number of asylum seekers in the first three months of this year.

The country is planning to reinstate the Dublin regulation, which calls for logging and fingerprinting asylum seekers in the first European country they arrive in.

Psychiatric morbidity in asylum seekers in the first two years after arrival is high, with no indication of a decrease in mental distress over time.

The results of this study show that psychiatric morbidity in asylum seekers in the first two years of the asylum procedure is high and that the extent of psychiatric morbidity does not differ between those who have very recently arrived and those who have been in the country for one to two years.

Already, Iraqis are the largest single category of refugees, accounting for 11.2% of all European asylum-seekers in the first nine months of 2002, and a war would swell the flow.

More than 150 arson attacks have stricken asylum-seeker shelters in the first half of 2015.

Those strong opinions were presumably the opponents describing the plans as insensitive to former residents, as well as the asylum seekers living in the sixth block, before calling for the flats to instead be brought down with "dignity".  .

They will discuss a contentious plan to scrap the Dublin rules, under which asylum seekers must register in the first country they arrive in.

Under current regulations, known as the Dublin provision, asylum seekers must remain in the first European country they enter until their application is processed and face deportation from other member states if they are found to violate entry requirements.

Under an EU law known as the Dublin regulation, asylum seekers must apply in the first EU country they enter and can be sent back there if they travel to other countries.

The department said Australia's immigration detention network was under "considerable strain" from the arrival of almost 7,000 asylum seekers by boat in the first seven months of 2012 and said it acknowledged that "decision-making processes in this complex and rapidly evolving environment were not adequately documented".