Sentence examples for citizenship restrictions from inspiring English sources
Mallory said she was unaware of Estonia's citizenship restrictions when she and Rand joined forces, but she said she had not explored it, in part, because she never expected they would become an Olympic-caliber team so quickly.
The results haven't always been successful; there have been misguided attempts to enforce Latvian-language education, despite the strong minority of Russian speakers, and flirtations with stringent citizenship restrictions.
While structural issues such as regulation, sovereign finance, antitrust or citizenship restrictions on investment have various effects on the airline industry's finances, neither the private nor public sector has advanced a comprehensive analytically-based framework to optimise industry economics.The current state is a jumbled mix of archaic, incomplete or conflicting rules and objectives.
There are no citizenship restrictions.
Syria has a long history of using citizenship restrictions to decide who's in and who's out.
The Federation restored sovereignty to the Malay rulers, tightened immigration and citizenship restrictions, and gave the Malays special privileges.
So the dual citizenship restriction also leaves open the possibility that children of migrants from the seven countries might be denied entry from the United States, despite never physically passing through those countries' borders.
No citizenship status restrictions were made and the experiences of both naturalized citizens and non-citizens were examined.
While citizenship-based restrictions on certain political rights, like voting or running for office, are permissible, the commitment to fulfill essential needs and uphold access to basic opportunities is firmly established in international law.
There are no citizenship requirements or restrictions for these awards.
To review: after the 2010 midterm elections, nineteen states passed laws that put up barriers to voting, including new photo-I.D. and proof-of-citizenship requirements, and restrictions on early and absentee voting.
