Sentence examples for granted the right to settle from inspiring English sources
Gurkhas who retired before 1997, when the regiments relocated to the UK from Hong Kong, were granted the right to settle in the UK last summer.
He said that of those migrants granted the right to settle in 2009, 13% – more than 23,000 – had come to the UK as a student.
Labourers who had not been granted the right to settle in Italy were said to have been recruited by gangmasters who used a company to contract them out to Tuscan estates, including Sting's, it was claimed.
Apply for and be granted the right to settle in the UK.
In 1516, the Venetian Republic granted Jews the right to settle, under strict conditions, on the site of a former geto, or iron foundry, a word whose soft "g" the German-speaking Ashkenazim could not pronounce, obliging orthographers to adopt the spelling we have today.
When the reference entity defaults, the CCIRS has the right to settle into the underlying swap.
In particular, professionals have the right to settle and to provide medical services anywhere in the EU (the so-called 'physicians directive', passed in 1993).
Last year, approximately 60,000 ex-felons in California were granted the right to vote after the state agreed to settle litigation over laws blocking low-level offenders under community supervision from casting ballots.
Researchers in Canada pointed out that whereas 'migrant' tends to carry the connotation of temporary or seasonal movement, 'immigrant', in their context, refers to someone who has moved to the country with the intention of settling permanently and 'landed immigrant' is the official term for someone who has been granted the right to live in Canada permanently.
