Sentence examples for eu citizens based from inspiring English sources

EU citizens based in the UK are allowed to vote in elections for local governments and the European parliament.

They are the only party which has refused to be drawn into the immigrant-bashing competition with the others, and the only which proposes a vote in the general elections for EU citizens based on residency, rather than nationality.

Replying to a group of Conservative MPs who said the lack of clarity over the rights of UK nationals elsewhere in the EU, and EU citizens based in Britain, had caused "anxiety and uncertainty", Tusk wrote that this was entirely caused by the Brexit vote, and that the MPs' argument "had nothing to do with reality".

The government has rushed to clarify its position on this matter before the publication of the bill, stating that the franchise for the referendum will be broadly the same as that of the general election: British, Irish and Commonwealth citizens, as well as British expats who have lived abroad for less than 15 years, will be able to vote; EU citizens based in Britain will not.

But they'll need to think again, because the new law will actually cover anyone from anywhere who is dealing with an EU citizen or a non-EU citizen based within the Union's borders.

EU citizens will base their decision on coming to Britain on the basis of jobs and wages, how well their friends are doing, the job opportunities in Warsaw, Madrid, wherever".

The court tends to favour arguments based on equal treatment of all EU citizens over those based on national sovereignty.

In Europe, consider buying Eurail (for non-EU citizens) or Interail (for EU citizens) international railpasses.

Introduced by the European Union (EU), the GDPR is intended to help protect the personal information of EU individuals/data subjects (any individual who is physically located in an EU member state, which includes both EU citizens and non-EU citizens).

"For Arron Banks to run a campaign based on division and demonisation while employing EU citizens in his call centre, is the height of hypocrisy," said Neil Kinnock, a leading backer of the Britain Stronger in Europe campaign.

An EU communication policy must be based on the fundamental recognition that all EU citizens have certain rights, for example, the right to fair and full information about the European Union; the right to hear the full range of views about the EU; and the right to have their voices heard by policy makers.