Sentence examples for recent citizenship from inspiring English sources

Keflezighi, who received his American citizenship in 1998, is one of four athletes from other countries whose recent citizenship has helped boost America's distance-running revival.

She described how at her recent citizenship ceremony a string trio played the German national anthem, followed by the European hymn, Beethoven's Ode to Joy. "One man spontaneously started humming and gradually everyone in the room joined in," she said, visibly moved by the recollection.

Emily Blunt has addressed her recent US citizenship, saying she made the decision so that she could pay less tax.

In recent years many citizenship ceremonies have included an affirmation by existing citizens.

While Trudeau may not be totally responsible for starting the recent wave of citizenship revocations, he did decline to stop it.

To follow up on Arizona's recent law regarding citizenship papers and the police, they have just enacted a virtual ban on "ethnic studies" being taught in their schools.

So, largely, until a recent change, did German citizenship law: born in Germany, the child of Turkish immigrants remained, officially, a Turk.

Further confusion over Walker's stance on immigration has been caused by his recent comments on birthright citizenship – another issue Trump has pushed to the fore.

By Avi Steinberg November 13 ,2017 The recent awarding of Saudi citizenship to an android named Sophia raises a strange and unexpectedly pressing theological question.

Ideally, this policy would be subject to approval by shareholders, and to an annual audit.This would require a big cultural shift for businesses, but in the same direction that the recent trend towards corporate citizenship has been carrying them.

His recent application for Belgian citizenship caused outrage and political debate over tax and inheritance issues in France, before he told Le Monde he was staying put and had never intended to stop paying tax in France.