Sentence examples for citizens attachment from inspiring English sources

Indeed, all 25 EU leaders at the summit put their names to a joint declaration which "noted" the results of the French and Dutch referendums, but then asserted that these results "do not call into question citizens' attachment to the construction of Europe".

Mr President, in his original draft report, our rapporteur, Mr Napolitano, quite rightly described the dual challenge of taking account of the citizens' attachment to their regional and local roots and, in moving from fifteen to twenty-five Member States, avoiding any weakening of the institutions' operation.

This study then examines the nomological validity by testing the relationships between the city products' quality perception (CPQP) and citizen satisfaction, place attachment, citizen subjective well-being, and city image.

It is inconceivable that Congress should have intended that a naturalized citizen's attachment to the principles of the Constitution—the most fundamental requirement for citizenship should be the one issue which, in the absence of fraud, the Government is foreclosed from examining.

As part of the naturalization process, would-be citizens must prove an "attachment to the Constitution" and have a "favorable disposition to the good order of the United States", according to the General Naturalization Requirements by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS).

Although the main event is always an address by the French president, the point of the evening is to demonstrate that even the most universalist of republics can recognise that its citizens have their particular attachments.

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This was expanded to examine that attachment for Danish citizens as well, making it much harder for recently naturalized citizens to be granted reunification.

Larry Bartels and Simon Jackman employ a mathematical model of political learning to partisanship to estimate the critical years of heightened impact of period-specific effects or historical shocks on a citizen's party attachments.

Governments neglect at their peril the task of strengthening the ideological attachment of their citizens to the regime.

Generations after these leaders have left office, citizens have such strong emotional attachments to them that their successors frequently invoke their names to great effect, as political scientist Caitlin Andrews has shown.