Sentence examples for seeking naturalization from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the Dominican Women's Development Center, at West 189th Street in Washington Heights, the governor said money for 19 community groups would help immigrants seeking naturalization.

Every eligible voter in Emmen, population 27,000, has received a booklet containing family photographs and intensely personal data on tax status, salary, background and hobbies for each of the 56 people in the town seeking naturalization.

Current proposals are looking seriously at requiring those seeking naturalization to demonstrate some kind of English language proficiency before they are granted citizenship.

The rule wouldn't apply to lawful permanent residents seeking naturalization, or citizenship, and those who have received asylum or been admitted as refugees.

Arizona students will soon have to take the same 100 question test immigrants seeking naturalization do, and score a 60 or better to march down the aisle to "Pomp and Circumstance".

Second, until the late 1990s, receipt of Medicaid services by citizen-children of undocumented parents was used against migrant parents when seeking naturalization.

It is unclear why Rubio's parents waited 15 years to seek naturalization.

If Fiswick seeks naturalization, he must establish that during the five years immediately preceding the date of filing his petition for naturalization he 'has been and still is a person of good moral character.' 54 Stat.

It requires instead that the applicant be in fact attached to those principles when he seeks naturalization, and § 15 makes provision for the Government to institute an independent suit, subsequent to naturalization, to inquire whether that condition was then in fact fulfilled.

Since the conquest, the English monarchy had governed Ireland only for the good of a colonial elite, as opposed to the good of the whole people; the Crown's parliaments were unrepresentative and the Gaelic Irish were even obliged to seek naturalization to receive the benefit of the law.

That vision is impossible to achieve so long as large numbers of permanent residents do not seek naturalization.