Sentence examples for external citizenship from inspiring English sources

As the years and succeeding governments continued their policies of labor export, migrant communities and advocacy groups began to see the limitations of national-level policies, especially as migrants working abroad were not afforded external citizenship rights and were still prone to abuse.

A research scholar at New York University has resigned from Exxon Mobil Corp.'s External Citizenship Advisory Panel, citing what she calls the oil giant's "targeted attacks" on environmental groups under former CEO Rex Tillerson's watch.

Hence, if unlimited transmission to future generations is considered an important aspect, external and internal citizenships of Mexico are still not perfectly equivalent.

Parliament reversed €0.5 billion in Council's cuts in commitments, mostly affecting competitiveness, citizenship and external action.

6. Get Involved in Your Community - Corporate citizenship includes not only external community outreach, such as company giving (foundations or direct), but also a renewed focus on building a strong internal sense of community.

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.

Bauböck (2007) further argues that the diffusion of external voting actually illustrates the transformations of the concept of citizenship in the age of globalization.

Mr Osborne told Parliament that Mr Carney, 47, would bring the "strong leadership and external experience the Bank needs" and added that the Canadian would apply for British citizenship.

Although this was after major citizenship reforms, it should be noted that Turkey continued the efforts to extend external voting in this period when the share of remittances in GDP was consistently low around 0.20%.

In a similar way, quasi-citizenship will be conceptualised broadly in this paper, as statuses less extensive than full citizenship but more extensive than being a regular alien, while the focus for its external aspect will be on emigration contexts.

In the same press conference, the country's foreign minister José Valencia said Assange's Ecuadorean citizenship had been suspended due to the "innumerable problems, breaches of international accords" and his "interference in external matters".