Sentence examples for a citizenship of from inspiring English sources

We trust that once the extradition procedures are completed, Japan will not protect an alleged criminal based solely on a citizenship of convenience.

Philadelphia is an American city that covers 135 square miles and has a citizenship of 1.4 million.

This was the point at which a new citizenship of God's Kingdom was embraced, one which challenged all other forms of citizenship, and most notably that of Rome.

The pianist and conductor is a UN messenger of peace and has also taken an honorary citizenship of Palestine.

David was awarded an Honorary Citizenship of Ningbo, China, in September 2012.

Zoe, new and in her twenties, gets the thankless task of a citizenship class with a quartet of notoriously disruptive pupils dominated by foul-mouthed Mickey.

This is an unacceptable misuse of a citizenship process to manipulate the venue of a court case.

Liberties and electoral rights are entrenched, says the former president, Mr Cardoso, "but there's a lack of citizenship, of respect for the law.

There are people who find themselves in a situation without citizenship of any country – in the EU member state Latvia.

Prospective emigrants are more likely to have naturalised recently in preparation for partaking in the wider EU labour market - a right that citizenship of EU member Latvia conveys.

Because our modern political system organizes human beings into nation-states with demarcated boundaries, citizenship of a state is often a prerequisite for claiming ostensibly universal human rights.