Sentence examples for citizenship requires from inspiring English sources

For the world's food supply, good global citizenship requires us to embrace our "evolutionary responsibility".

In Turkey he is known as Kazim-Kazim as Turkish citizenship requires the use of a muslim name - similarly international team-mate, Brazilian-born Marco Aurélio, changed his name to Mehmet Aurélio.

The passive enjoyment of citizenship requires, at least intermittently, the activist politics of citizens" (Walzer 1989, 217).

Citizenship requires that an applicant have been in the country for 1,350 days over the last five years, with a requirement of 240 days per year.

If citizenship requires some modicum of constancy and stability in social life, however, did not recent changes in the temporal and spatial conditions of human activity bode poorly for political participation?

Furthermore, he states, if "the right of citizenship requires that a person can act according to his own free will [then, in his opinion] any civil law which establishes sufficient inequality between men and women for the latter to be supposed incapable of free will would simply increase the injustice" (McLean and Hewitt 1994, 297 98).

It may be that all acts of responsible citizenship require a certain amount of willfully entered arrogation.

When that happens it weakens the bonds of solidarity and in the long run erodes the "emotional citizenship" required to sustain welfare states.

But how much of an improvement on this profit-seeking market standard does good corporate citizenship require?Some CSR advocates have aligned themselves with those in the NGO movement who regard it as wrong exploitative, or "unfair"—to hire workers in the developing countries on any terms that are significantly less generous than those granted to their rich-country workers.

The Census bureau puts the number at slightly under half a million, and only about half of those have the citizenship required to vote.

Wouldn't the repeal of birthright citizenship require a constitutional amendment, or more specifically, an amendment to the 14th Amendment of 1868?