The phrase "assets of citizens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the property, resources, or financial holdings that belong to individuals within a country.
Example: "The government is implementing new policies to protect the assets of citizens from potential fraud."
Alternatives: "citizens' assets" or "property of citizens".
This would enable the government to freeze UK-based assets of foreign citizens and deny entry to those suspected of "gross human rights abuse".
The U.S. Department of the Treasury froze the assets of all citizens and resident aliens who were born in Japan, and the Department of Justice arrested some 1,500 religious and community leaders as potentially dangerous enemy aliens.
Pitter said the U.S. government would also, presumably, be able to freeze the assets of American citizens who are suspected of support or association, or charge them with material support to a foreign terrorist organization.
The US, which has signed deals with Jersey and Guernsey, has developed its own, more aggressive disclosure demands on offshore financial firms handling the assets of American citizens, which start to become active from next year.
A couple of years ago the government seized the dollar-denominated pension assets of its citizens.
The assets of Burmese citizens connected to the junta were frozen.
The U.S. is unusual in that it asserts the right to tax the worldwide income (and at death assets) of its citizens and those who have become permanent residents.
As Abe told a Diet budget committee on February 3, "[My party] has already presented a draft amendment to Article 9 [the part of the post-war Japanese constitution that renounces warfare] and is amending it to carry out our duty of protecting the lives and assets of Japanese citizens".
The surplus money collected by the sale of state assets to citizens, and to state and local governments, business enterprises, and foreign investors, would be sterilized, or withheld from circulation.
Also this month, the agency secured a court order freezing the assets of six Chinese citizens and an offshore holding company after accusing them of insider trading in the shares of Zhongpin Inc., a pork processor based in China.
