Sentence examples similar to be conducive to remove from inspiring English sources
At the moment she can remove citizenship in two circumstances: if it was obtained by deception; or if removing citizenship would be conducive to the public good.
The current law allows her to remove citizenship if it would be conducive to the public good.
That would certainly not be conducive to effective managerial interaction.
8 First, they may be conducive to physical activity.
This week, it has emerged that the home secretary is planning to considerably increase her department's use of legal powers that allow serious criminals with dual nationality to have their British citizenship withdrawn, effectively conferring citizenship only when it is "conducive to the public good" (and removing it when it is not).
The Home Secretary has the power to remove citizenship from individuals where she considers it is conducive to the public good.
It's conducive to creativity".
This is conducive to learning?
Newsrooms are conducive to grumbling.
The pool was conducive to fast times.
Neither were conducive to making friends.
