Sentence examples for citizenship settlement from inspiring English sources
A citizenship settlement involving a balance between, on the one hand, liberty and opportunity and, on the other, an acceptance of responsibilities in the broader society is a reasonable and desirable thing to ask for and promote.
They do not have immediate access to social housing or benefits, but may have an eventual pathway to settlement and citizenship.
It is pursuing an immigration policy that makes it harder for bright people to come to Britain, and plans to withhold settlement and citizenship from many of those it does let in: an awful message.
The notion that once you enter the country it is a straightforward route to settlement and citizenship is one that continues to be widespread even as political parties are falling over themselves to prove themselves as "tough on immigrants".
Our wish is to deliver an ambitious and progressive withdrawal agreement; we want to be clear that sufficient progress – especially on citizenship and the financial settlement – is needed before we can define this new relationship between the EU and the UK.
Goodman specifies her index in terms of integration requirements for three 'gates': entry, settlement and citizenship.
An obligatory introductory program (language and social orientation) for family members applies once they have been granted admission to Norway, and participation conditions social benefits as well as settlement and citizenship rights, but there are no tests.
As these examples show, informal status is treated differently in cities across the world, but remains an essential divider with regard to settlements and citizenship.
Five years previously, when I had entered the UK on a Writers, Artists and Composers visa I thought the road to settlement, and then citizenship, was flat and paved.
Under Roman control it was first made a municipium (a community that exercised partial rights of Roman citizenship) and later a colonia (Roman settlement with full rights of citizenship).
As for Muslims in Europe, they express their attachment to the country of settlement in terms of citizenship and rights.
