Sentence examples for citizenship demand from inspiring English sources

Citizenship demand has spawned a lucrative business for law firms, financial intermediaries and even banks like HSBC, which offer investor immigrant services.

The poll results underline the growing appeal of Mr Lieberman's hardline nationalist policies, which beside his "no loyalty, no citizenship" demand also includes a plan to redraw the country's borders to make more than 100,000 other Israeli Arabs citizens of the West Bank as part of a land "swap" in which Israel would annex the territory occupied by most West Bank settlements.

Teaching citizenship demands very different skills to other subjects.

He called on the Myanmar government "to take necessary steps to address the legitimate grievances of minority communities, including the citizenship demands of the Muslim/Rohingya".

Citizenship demands a sense of common cause; participation in the hard work of self-government; an obligation to serve to our communities.

Last night, during the State of the Union address, President Obama told the U.S. populace that "citizenship demands a sense of common cause; participation in the hard work of self-government; an obligation to serve our communities.

The state of our union will be a lot stronger when future presidents can speak about a real transformation in national civilian service here at home and not simply lofty ideals about what citizenship demands of us.

The real news, intentionally buried by this distraction, is that a growing portion of the business community acknowledges that their "social license to operate", their corporate charter and their commitment to "good citizenship" demands that they integrate the social values and policies that the Holy Father and others in the faith community espouse into their business models.

Neoliberal rationalities can work to produce the "common-sense" understanding [ 68] that there are no "rights [to quality healthcare] without responsibilities" [ 65, 69] (i.e. the responsibility to enact idealised models of patient citizenship demanded by neoliberal health governance [ 27]).

Instead, we are locked in the tired old conversation that Ingraham went begging for in the first place: Why do so many people try to strip athletes of their basic citizenship and demand their silence?

INGOs, in partnership with local NGOs, still have a future in MICs: MICs need a stronger movement that promotes active citizenship and demands more accountability of the state.