Sentence examples for nationality grounds from inspiring English sources

It has been lean pickings since, with the salary cap and demands of the domestic league hamstringing attempts to break Ireland's dominance, but wing David Strettle feels no obligation to reverse the decline on nationality grounds.

The swirl of languages and nationalities at ground zero went on as usual yesterday, New Yorkers and tourists speaking Spanish and English and French and Icelandic and Urdu and Polish and Japanese.

The authors use country of birth rather than nationality on the grounds that "ethnic background may be more relevant for productivity spillovers than citizenship".

"But you would never be able to strip someone of their nationality on discriminatory grounds, on the basis of race, religion, political views.

This is the first time the court has refused nationality on the grounds of religious expression.

Repeatedly, the court has ruled against national tax laws that discriminate between EU citizens on grounds of nationality, or hinder them setting up in other EU countries.

Six million people registered to vote, but around a million were contested on grounds of nationality.

The Ukip leader said laws barring discrimination on grounds of nationality or race were not required because race is no longer a significant issue in modern Britain.

They had been arrested for demonstrating in support of their leader, Alassane Ouattara, who may be banned from next year's presidential election on disputed grounds of nationality.

The Iranians do not recognise dual nationality and on these grounds refuse to grant the UK consular access to Zaghari-Ratcliffe.

In 2004, the House of Lords said that part of the act discriminated against people on the grounds of nationality or immigration status.