Full citizenship rights are conditional upon an individual process of application for formal membership, whereby the state determines which foreigners deserve to become national citizens.
When the entitlement to enjoy the full set of rights is conditional upon residence criteria, for instance by denying voting to expatriates, nationality alone thus become a form of quasi-citizenship, comparable to Turkish blue card which is discussed below (Faist, 2000).
Croatia became a member of the UN on May 22 , 1992 which was conditional upon Croatia amending its constitution to protect the human rights of minority groups and dissidents.
Export credit agencies, for example, should make their support conditional upon full compliance with the guidelines, and in the future, the rights of investors under investment treaties should be made conditional upon the investors acting in accordance with the guidelines".
The value is conditional upon the observable state of the individual (age, duration in unemployment, pension rights and previous wages) and is computed recursively.
Mr. Erdogan's repeated statements on his flaming desire to grab lands from his neighbors, are reminiscent of Hitler's doctrine that the German people had "the right to a greater living space than other peoples... Germany's future was therefore wholly conditional upon the solving of the need for space".
Citizenship, in modern British rhetoric, is conditional upon the money you bring in.
But a good reference undoubtedly helps, especially if your job offer is conditional upon one.
Since the 1980s, the attempt to make social assistance conditional upon work has become an "international project".
The impressive fee is conditional upon signing a watertight contract which runs to several pages and contains a nondisclosure agreement.
