Sentence examples for right of residence from inspiring English sources
Two Orders in Council of 1873 and 1885 stipulated that no child of alien parent could be born in Gibraltar, no foreigners could claim a right of residence and that only Gibraltar-born inhabitants were entitled to reside there; everyone else needed permits, unless they were employees of the British Crown.
Europeans without right of residence in America may not.
A Saudi citizen with right of residence in the UK, he was detained by bounty-hunters in Afghanistan in 2001.
Diplomats, recognizing the risk journalists face in Sri Lanka, have offered me safe passage and the right of residence in their countries.
Yon considered staying on at Imperial to undertake PhD studies, but as he had no right of residence he needed to find a job.
However, he has been unable to leave Guantanamo because Jacqui Smith, the Home Secretary, says she is reviewing his right of residence on national security grounds.
Our rights of residence, our rights to access health and welfare systems and so on, which were guaranteed before 23 June, are all now up in the air.
Gandhi offers a compromise to the British governor asking just safeguard their rights of residence and trade and a limited number of immigrants everywhere.
They are understood to have been determined to release him to Saudi Arabia, his home country, rather than the UK where he had rights of residence, a British wife and four children.
If the UK were to make concrete proposals to amend its rules on access to benefits, the commission would have to scrutinise those proposals to make sure they were fully compatible with free movement of workers, rights of residence and social security co-ordination.
James Hookham, deputy chief executive, said about 10% of drivers licensed for large goods vehicles and 9% of van drivers were EU nationals and there was "a lot of concern and worry" among them about the future, given the fall in the value of the pound and uncertainty about their rights of residence and employment post Brexit.
