Sentence examples for right of foreigners from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hollande commented dryly, "Gay marriage and the right of foreigners to vote are harder to institute than foreseen".
But it has kept a giant copper firm in public ownership and was slow to relax curbs on the right of foreigners to buy shares in Chile's firms.
All the same, I wish to stand up for the right of foreigners to take to America's street corners, printing presses, and airwaves with political messages, whether as individuals or as legally incorporated groups.The United States is no hermit kingdom.
In the last year, there have been controversies over the height of minarets, and halal fast food, and prayers in the streets when mosques overflow, and halal meals in schools, and the right of foreigners to vote in local elections, he said.
At the conference held last week by the International Real Estate Federation, known as the F.I.A.B.C., agents had expected the government to announce that foreigners would be allowed to buy property with a minimum value of $150,000; to introduce a simplified, 70-year lease that could qualify for bank financing; and to clarify the right of foreigners to inherit.
There will not just be quotas but also restrictions on the right of foreigners to bring in family members and access social services.
And to complaints that international companies were facing unfair policies and an uneven playing field in China, Xi said his government would protect the rights of foreigners investing in China and "treat all market players including foreign-invested companies fairly" — but didn't offer any new specifics.
Still, the Review Group comes rather close to acknowledging privacy rights of foreigners.
And they are questioning the rights of foreigners to exploit their locally derived products.
So, in June, Mr. Ibrahim founded Denmark's first immigrant party, to wage a battle for the rights of foreigners.
Iraq undertook to respect religious freedom and missionary enterprises and the rights of foreigners, to treat all states equally, and to cooperate with the League of Nations.
