Sentence examples for if citizenship from inspiring English sources

If citizenship were granted to Anne Frank simply to make Americans feel good, it would indeed be pointless.

There is hope, she says, because if citizenship is to mean anything at all ministers must sign up to an overarching set of British values.

If citizenship were granted to children with Nepalese mothers and foreign fathers, an estimated 3.5 million people along the border with India could become citizens.

He added: "The current constraint is denying her the right to be British and to adhere to British society," adding: "If citizenship means anything, it means the right to protection.

Chris Waller, head of the Association for Citizenship Teaching (ACT) which represents 2,000 citizenship teachers, said England would be "completely unique" in the developed world in depriving teenagers of "political and legal literacy" if citizenship classes were abolished.

Using statistical projections, the report showed that the number of illegal immigrants could grow by 2020 to 14 million -- about 3 million over the current estimate of 11.1 million -- if citizenship were denied to children born in the United States who have at least one parent who is an illegal immigrant.

A democracy can't be strong if its citizenship is weak.

If his citizenship is confirmed, he can file a court petition demanding that the government either charge him with a crime or set him free.

If global citizenship is measured by the ability to buy an iPhone at non-extortionate retail cost, then the Iranian consumer is still aspiring.

In the Fox News interview, Mr. Trump appeared to suggest that he would be open to some kind of path to legal status, if not citizenship, for undocumented immigrants.

Then the producers reminded viewers that Cruz had amended Rubio's immigration-reform bill of 2013 by proposing a path to legalization, if not citizenship, for immigrants without papers.