Sentence examples for proper residency from inspiring English sources

At least 700,000 immigrants from Latin America, eastern Europe and north Africa live in Spain without proper residency or work permits, government officials have said.

"Even if you have proper residency papers, like me, they start asking whether you have a job and things like that, which have nothing to do with them," he added.

The title comes from a Mexican ballad, Jaula de Oro, about the despair of those Mexicans who have actually made it into the US, but find it a "golden cage" because America accepts illegals' cheap labour – all the cooks and gardeners and office-cleaners – without allowing them the proper residency papers they need to rise beyond the faceless servant class.

Southerners wishing to maintain their livelihoods in Sudan must acquire both South Sudanese nationality and proper residency status in Sudan.

The report from the Office of the State Superintendent of Education suggested that the school's record keeping was flawed and that students earlier had not provided the proper documents to prove residency.

The offending aspect of this incident is not the hijackers' dangerous method of evading proper immigration channels to obtain residency in Britain.

In some, my permit from back home would suffice, even if getting it required little more than proper adult identification, proof of residency and a smile.

Also, virtually every state passed some form of personal registration law between 1890 and 1920, often requiring personal registration and proper identification, a period of residency, intervals between registration and voting, literacy tests, property qualification, and poll taxes.

A number of Pre-Romanesque stone churches were built beginning in the 10th century, often accompanied by palatium ruler residencies; Romanesque buildings proper followed.

Mr MacIsaac, an American who has taught in Scotland for eight years on all the proper permits, was actually encouraged to apply for permanent residency in the United Kingdom by officials following a spot-check by UK border control.

report, which was released Tuesday, said most of the flight schools it inspected at random were unable to provide proper documentation, "such as proof of school officials' citizenship or permanent residency".