Sentence examples for common citizenship from inspiring English sources

There is no point in appealing to the values of common citizenship.

He once advocated a common citizenship for the British Empire and the United States.

Do practices and policies of multiculturalism hurt attempts to forge common citizenship out of diversity?

Policies cannot be tailored to religion and when they are common citizenship obligations go out of the window.

Dicey proposed the creation of a common citizenship, or "isopolity," between the United States and the United Kingdom.

There will be plenty of windy Euro-rhetoric: clauses on human rights, provisions on common citizenship, a chapter on employment.

Disagreements between Russia and Ukraine ensued as the latter repudiated proposals for a CIS army under unified command, a common CIS citizenship, and the guarding of "external" rather than national borders.

In this country, the late nineties departure from a common Scandinavian citizenship regime (Ersbøll, 2005) has been followed by ever tightened restrictions over the last two decades, with open public espousal by even mainstream politicians of nationalist cultural assimilation (Mouritsen & Olsen, 2013).

He pursued a greater Puerto Rican role in world trade, immigration control, communications, and transport while favouring the commonwealth's retention of U.S. citizenship, common defense arrangements, and a common economic market.

The common ground of citizenship should be defined more by political than by cultural membership.

Both groups have a role in successful integration, which will lead to common, not divided, citizenship.