Sentence examples for mere citizenship from inspiring English sources
I suppose some will argue it would unjustly place her in a position to take a job from a "more deserving" U.S. citizen, but I don't believe mere citizenship entitles anyone to a job.
In practice, abstract citizenship is mere fantasy and wishful thinking.
And the benefits of things like group advertising, a collective Web presence and lower insurance rates offer incentives beyond mere comity and good citizenship.
Republicans and Democrats disagree whether the 11 million low-skilled undocumented immigrants should be given a path to citizenship or mere permanent residence.
Tim Wilson, the Abbott government-appointed human rights commissioner, has called on the Coalition to explain why a minister should have the power to revoke citizenship "on the basis of mere suspicion of terrorism".
Relinquishing citizenship is relatively simple.
Unless nonprofits step up their efforts to preserve and strengthen programs to assist low income and working class people, the poor will continue their descent into third class citizenship, ignored by most of us, a mere footnote in American history.
She defended the classical ideals of work, citizenship, and political action against what she considered a debased obsession with mere welfare.
Kymlicka concurs with the Marxist Slavoj Žižek in decrying the ascendency of "neoliberal multiculturalism", which he associates with a hollowing out of citizenship rights and justice-based multiculturalism in favour of the inclusion of minorities and foreigners through assuring mere "equal access to the market" in a globalising world.
Why should one assume that the mere fact of residence in an area authorizes persons to decide by majority vote not only to change their own citizenship but also to deprive others (the nonsecessionists) of their citizenship and to remove a part of the territory of the state without the consent of the citizens who happen to live outside the area in question?
