Sentence examples for use citizenship from inspiring English sources

"The bill is still prepared to use citizenship as a frame for punishing terrorists, which is counterproductive.

They should be brought to justice so the whole idea to use citizenship as a tool is really going to do nothing about the threat of terrorism".

"It's really important … we've got hundreds of councils administering this around the country … that they don't get the idea they can use citizenship as a political football," he said.

Analyzing the ways actors consciously and sophisticatedly use citizenship as a tool in their dissent, which is aimed at supporting indigenous noncitizens, I argue that Machsom Watch and Anarchists against the Wall enact and promote different models of citizenship and understandings of borders, in Israel/Palestine.

In a note that has been attributed to Snowden, the NSA leaker remarks that the Obama administration has sought to "use citizenship as a weapon.

The idea, said Sequeira, is "to use citizenship not as the end of the journey but as the beginning of a journey to civic participation".

"The Obama administration has now adopted the strategy of using citizenship as a weapon," the statement attributed to Mr. Snowden said.

President of the NSW Council of Civil Liberties Stephen Blanks described the recommendations as "much less dangerous" but still described the very nature of the bill "inappropriate" for using citizenship as a punishment.

"I think they need to look at what they have been doing with citizenship before they accuse anyone else of using citizenship as a political football," she told Guardian Australia.

The WA senator Rachel Siewert said it was hypocritical of the Turnbull government to accuse Fremantle of using citizenship as a political football and disingenuous to characterise opposition to the date change as apolitical.

On Friday, after the report was released, critics such as the NSW Council of Civil Liberties and Prof Kim Rubenstein of the Australian National University agreed that the worst elements of had been addressed but constitutionality was still an issue and the core notion of using citizenship as punishment was still problematic.