Sentence examples for foreign of citizenship from inspiring English sources
Rather, they must confront mortal threats to a nation, overrule Afroyim and restore Perez, subject to a rigorous for-cause standard that lets this nation to take all necessary steps against terrorists of all persuasions without stripping any person, native or foreign, of citizenship on a whim.
Today, passage through Rafah is limited to holders of foreign citizenship or residence, holders of visas (including students studying abroad) and those seeking medical attention or study in Egypt.
For some quick cash, he arranges to marry a Russian woman in need of foreign citizenship, who in turn runs off with her lover, leaving her 5-year-old son, Kolya, in the care of the cellist, who prefers chasing pretty young women to tending to a child.
During the years covered by this study, the law required this examination; only men of foreign citizenship or with severe disability were excused.
During the years covered by this study, this examination was required by law; only men of foreign citizenship or those with a severe disability were excused.
2.34pm GMT Sarah Teather ends her speech by saying that she is "aghast" that her own party is supporting the new amendment to the bill making it easier for the government to deprive a foreign-born terror suspect of citizenship.
For Americans to join up with foreign powers meant risking loss of citizenship and prison time.
In the rest of the Persian Gulf region, Christians are foreign workers without the prospect of citizenship.
THE CHIEF JUSTICE there acknowledged that "actions in derogation of undivided allegiance to this country" had "long been recognized" to result in expatriation, id. at 68; he argued, however, that the connection between voting in a foreign political election and abandonment of citizenship was logically insufficient to support a presumption that a citizen had renounced his nationality.
A common criticism, especially from American observers, is directed toward the inaccessibility of citizenship for foreign workers.** Mahdavi's interviews expose this as a minor issue.
