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| e he was Jewish, he obtained a passport and | citizenship of a South American country, and waited for |
| me an astronaut in 1984, but his lack of US | citizenship was a problem; he became a naturalized US c |
| He was offered an Iraqi | citizenship and a place for him on the Force as a warra |
| cial institutions, and a form of reciprocal | citizenship whereby a citizen of a member city was enti |
| opean leagues, where the boy could get dual | citizenship (in a similar case of his fellows from Inte |
| r aliens, but a mass grant of United states | citizenship was a different matter. |
| But his | citizenship as a Palestinian is a modern designation af |
| urces, but a bigger issue appears to be the | citizenship of a northern-allied nomadic tribe that gra |
| Training Wheels for | Citizenship was a youth suffrage proposal by California |
| reover, the British Government granted full | citizenship to a significant number of ethnic Chinese p |
| h deeper bond than nations, based on shared | citizenship and a common market. |
| tted or fanatical immigrant admitted to our | citizenship is a bane to the commonwealth; where all cl |
| Torres has both Mexican and American | citizenship, having a Mexican father and an American mo |
| a British-American astrophysicist with dual | citizenship and a NASA astronaut. |
| o a Romanian father (who later took Italian | citizenship) and a Afro-Brazilian mother, and successiv |
| nding of the collaborative requirements for | citizenship in a democracy. |
| ons in Bulgaria during which he was offered | citizenship and a chance to play for the country's nati |
| rriers against Asians in the United States: | citizenship, joining a profession, and owning land. |
| t Lady of Ethiopia while holding the German | Citizenship earned Abelt considerable, yet unwanted, at |
| rade, students have to earn 2.0 GPA in both | citizenship and academic grades. |
| Estonian | citizenship for achievements of special merit may be gr |
| ber 2009 Prof. Tsybulenko acquired Estonian | citizenship for achievements of special merit. |
| United States nationality ( | citizenship) is acquired by persons born in Puerto Rico |
| She currently holds both Canadian and U.S. | citizenship, in addition to her original Irish national |
| urt was whether the requirement of Canadian | citizenship for admission to the British Columbia bar i |
| laying football in Chile he took up Chilean | citizenship and adopted the name Juan. |
| sexual health, and identity, violation and | citizenship for African women. |
| The constitution also denied | citizenship to African-Americans and Native Americans. |
| does not recognize the inhabitants' Syrian | citizenship, and after debates and deliberations with t |
| tan, Hamoodur Rahman retained his Pakistani | citizenship even after the war and independence of Bang |
| to winning the awards for most photogenic, | citizenship and again, congeniality. |
| goals principally by establishing corporate | citizenship programs aimed at mobilizing the support of |
| sal of 1938, which proposed to grant French | citizenship to Algerian elites. |
| ucas-who is Jewish and obtained his Israeli | citizenship (made aliyah) in 2009-undertook the film as |
| , which requires proof of identity and U.S. | citizenship for all President and Vice-President candid |
| , which requires proof of identity and U.S. | citizenship for all President and Vice-President candid |
| us for Puerto Rican citizens, conferring US | citizenship on all citizens of Puerto Rico). |
| The Fourteenth Amendment guarantees | citizenship to all persons "born or naturalized in the |
| a call made by the Congress, gave Estonian | citizenship to all non-citizen applicants who had been |
| Hungarian Jews who could not document their | citizenship were also deported. |
| Sino Group's good corporate | citizenship is also widely recognised by the public and |
| unication and holistic development in world | citizenship, but also leaders who serve humanity. |
| chuh supports respect for life and American | Citizenship, Second Amendment rights, policies to promo |
| he constitutionality of wiretapping and the | citizenship of American Communists. |
| of the nation's leading historians of race, | citizenship and American nationhood. |
| st Jerusalem who choose not to have Israeli | citizenship, carried an Israeli identity card that gran |
| non-European players on the squad have dual | citizenship with an EU country. |
| ics instruction, with emphasis on community | citizenship, and an exploration of career paths. |
| going military services, community service, | citizenship, and an understanding of discipline and tea |
| pite living a good life (he received French | citizenship and an apartment) he didn't felt very comfo |
| own people when they accepted United States | citizenship in an effort to avoid being displaced yet a |
| pposed by Northern Ireland's SDLP, as Irish | citizenship is an option for people born there. |
| In 1990, he renounced his U.S. | citizenship, in an effort to avoid Estate tax in the Un |
| not are required to renounce any claims to | citizenship by ancestry of any other country; 20,000 wa |
| , Daniel and Yfaat Weiss Challenging Ethnic | Citizenship: German and Israeli Perspectives on Immigra |
| ll military training into Belarusian youth, | citizenship education and provide training for essentia |
| cles into an article by that name, and have | Citizenship Day and Constitution Day both redirect to t |
| ional understanding, an awareness of global | citizenship issues, and opportunities for academic scho |
| ed the Rapid City Elks Club's Distinguished | Citizenship Award and is a member of the Board of Trust |
| Chair/Discussant: Rethinking Ottomanism: | Citizenship, Nationhood, and Late Imperial Modernity,” |
| on, Dominello was appointed as Minister for | Citizenship, Communities and Aboriginal Affairs. |
| cadets to learn valuable leadership skills, | citizenship skills, and the value of commitment, honor |
| Apparently | Citizenship Day and Constitution Day are the same holid |
| ber 10, 1997, she was appointed Minister of | Citizenship, Culture and Recreation in the government o |
| in Germany headed by a person holding dual | citizenship (German and British), although Germany, its |
| earning for Life and Work, Local and Global | Citizenship, Mathematics and Numeracy, Music, Physical |
| The Limits of Gendered | Citizenship: Contexts and Contradictions, Routledge, Ne |
| France) was a Greek banker holding Ottoman | citizenship, benefactor and one of the distinguished pe |
| teract radicalism in every state, including | citizenship programs and other patriotic educational ac |
| en stripped of their newly acquired Italian | citizenship, arrested and imprisoned on allegations of |
| at risk youth, ministry to seniors, ESL and | citizenship classes and much more. |
| s: Body & Society (with Mike Featherstone), | Citizenship Studies, and Journal of Classical Sociology |
| laimed, "I always said that I would take my | citizenship back, and if it wasn't for all these legal |
| ed a civil marriage in order to confirm her | citizenship status and prevent any possible deportation |
| ar emphasis on personal, health, social and | citizenship education and operates a system that links |
| positions on the state elections is a state | citizenship privilege and no a U.S. Citizenship privile |
| ty of the Constitutional Subject: Selfhood, | Citizenship, Culture and Community; and, Law, Justice, |
| sponsored the legislation to establish the | Citizenship Trust and American Village at Montevallo, A |
| Though having dual | citizenship in Angola and Portugal, Jean-Jacques repres |
| ssian citizens; among them, 44,000 also had | citizenship of another country. |
| uage and further recommended that it refuse | citizenship to any immigrant who does not learn French |
| case where any person purports to renounce | citizenship of any country for the purpose of acquiring |
| iately gave Gerassi and his family American | citizenship and apologized "in the name of America". |
| After moving to Italy and acquiring | citizenship, he appeared twice for the Italian national |
| Born with dual-UK/US | citizenship, he applied and was turned down twice as an |
| resigned his position, renounced his Polish | citizenship and applied for US asylum. |
| In 1938, Singer applied for British | citizenship, listing as references Keynes, William Beve |
| This building houses I.T. and | Citizenship rooms, as well as a few English classrooms, |
| research deals with rural cooperatives and | citizenship in Austrian and Polish Galicia 1904-1939, i |
| In order to keep his Turkish | citizenship and avoid conscription in to the Israeli ar |
| He renounced his American | citizenship to avoid conflict issues as to allocation o |
| al team in 1999, Akif Pirim was offered the | citizenship of Azerbaijan, which he accepted. |
| He was awarded an Honorary | citizenship of Baltimore for his work in 1988. |
| y Biharis now seek greater civil rights and | citizenship in Bangladesh. |
| New Jersey pending investigations into the | citizenship of Barack Obama. |
| n 2007 he renounced them to receive Russian | citizenship and be able to play more often for Spartak. |
| add that biography policies state that only | citizenship can be refered on intro of articles. |
| r other people and their property, and good | citizenship will be stressed." |
| provision allowing natural-born allegiance ( | citizenship) to be assumed if the father alone were Bri |
| he tax benefits of his renunciation of U.S. | citizenship to be realized. |
| The Court held in a 5-3 decision that | citizenship should be allowed. |
| or of SB 210, a bill that required proof of | citizenship to be presented in order for Utahns to regi |
| He officially renounced his American | citizenship and became naturalized to the Kingdom of Ha |
| He later took Irish | citizenship and became professor of sculpture at the Ro |
| tled in Honolulu and obtained United States | citizenship, Cachola became an entrepreneur and realtor |
| World War II Boehringer gave up his German | citizenship and became a Swiss national. |
| He gave up his US | citizenship and became a French citizen. |
| In 1957, he relinquished his Canadian | citizenship and became a naturalized citizen of the Uni |
| ed verification documents attesting Swedish | citizenship and because of that, the person carrying it |
| However, he renounces his Australian | citizenship & becomes a citizen of Dominica. |
| m 1970, black people were deprived of their | citizenship, legally becoming citizens of one of ten tr |
| Kivuvu, who has dual | citizenship, has been making his mark in the Eredivisie |
| Honorary | citizenship has been bestowed upon Jules Penninckx, Arm |
| ard is enough to prove someone's Indonesian | citizenship whereas before, displaying the Letter of Ev |
| Born in Italy, he however, has Argentine | citizenship and began his career in Argentina. |
| The idea of | citizenship ceremonies began in 1954 when the New Zeala |
| the Bethlehem passport when he accepted the | citizenship of Bethlehem from Palestinian President Mah |
| ralian Open two years running, and changing | citizenship in between victories. |
| single Cyprus with a single sovereignty and | citizenship, a bi-communal and bi-zonal federation, as |
| registered in Cantabria but still maintains | citizenship of Biscay, most often of Bilbao and nearby |
| ant Otto von Bismarck received the honorary | citizenship of Bismark in 1895. |
| U.S. Department of State to revoke O'Hara's | citizenship because Blanshard believed that, as an Amer |
| ouse Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration, | Citizenship, Refugees, Border Security, and Internation |
| been a lecturer at the Center for Corporate | Citizenship at Boston College, and since 2004, a facult |
| Mary holds dual | citizenship of both the United States and Canada, as he |
| r reelection alleging that Abetz holds dual | citizenship of both his birthplace, Germany, and Austra |
| She holds dual | citizenship of both Great Britain and Canada. |
| Zizzo holds both American and Italian | citizenship, as both his parents were born in Palermo, |
| Sutter, who has dual | citizenship of both the United States and Canada, elect |
| al other players with dual Canadian-British | citizenship, Great Britain was able to win every game a |
| Talking to Strangers: Anxieties of | Citizenship Since Brown vs. the Board of Education, Uni |
| ed for Glogowski to be awarded the honorary | citizenship of Brunswick. |
| s are committed to inculcating constructive | citizenship and building bridges between communities. |
| tly answering 20 of 30 questions related to | citizenship posed by the voting registrar. |
| tions Board, and in 1978 he was appointed a | Citizenship Judge by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. |
| int recipients of the McGeoch distinguished | citizenship award by the Milwaukee League of Women Vote |
| In 2007, Gilleshammer was appointed as a | Citizenship Judge by the Canadian Minister of Citizensh |
| After the war his | citizenship was called into question because of his col |
| as well as the first officer, who held dual | citizenship in Canada and Russia. |
| f merchant seamen who lack documentation of | citizenship and cannot find legal residence or employme |
| raeli army, and unless applying for Israeli | citizenship, they cannot vote or be elected to the Knes |
| However, just two days prior to her Oath of | Citizenship, she changed her mind and instead adopted P |
| , Australian History, Geography, Civics and | Citizenship, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Business Stud |
| Sometimes if the mother is of a different | citizenship the child will have dual citizenship. |
| Beijing Honorary | Citizenship (2002), China |
| nt and deportation, as well as denying U.S. | citizenship to Chinese immigrants. |
| ect, in terms of productivity, achievement, | citizenship, and Christian influence. |
| e with Capua and in 338 was granted partial | citizenship, a civitas sine suffragio. |
| inter Olympics in Nagano until he could his | citizenship status clarified, but returned to cross cou |
| Latin names, indicating he was given Roman | citizenship by Claudius or Nero. |
| n during World War II before renouncing his | citizenship and coming to the United States to work in |
| Honorary (because of his American | citizenship) Knight Commander in the Order of the Briti |
| n August 2008, the Alberta Human Rights and | Citizenship (AHRC) Commission dismissed the complaint, |
| Milam was granted Mexican | citizenship and commissioned a colonel in the Mexican a |
| ate Director of Africapractice, a corporate | citizenship and communications consultancy. |
| to educate and train high school cadets in | citizenship, promote community service, instill respons |
| the advancement of | citizenship or community development; |
| developing character, physical fitness and | citizenship through community and outdoor activities. |
| eton University's Kroeger College Award for | Citizenship and Community Affairs, an award recognizing |
| l ethical questions and dilemmas related to | citizenship, justice, community, and professional respo |
| The Upper School's Program for Global | Citizenship includes Comparative Religion, World Litera |
| t Lamy-Chappuis switch back to his American | citizenship to compete for them. |
| re president Marcus Stephen obtained Samoan | citizenship and competed for Samoa at the 1992 Olympics |
| In 1984 he took Canadian | citizenship and competed for Canada at both the 1986 an |
| Children and young adult programs, and ESL, | citizenship, and computer classes; |
| leged that Koziy had illegally procured his | citizenship by concealment of a material fact or by wil |
| rs who exemplify outstanding sportsmanship, | citizenship, ethical conduct and community service. |
| n is entitled to request that commemorative | citizenship be conferred on the Righteous among the Nat |
| Citizenship Without Consent: the Illegal Alien in the A | |
| e although he had earlier taken out British | citizenship and continued living there until his death. |
| with Stan Litow, Vice President, Corporate | Citizenship & Corporate Affairs, IBM Corporation and Pr |
| came to Danzig and soon received the city's | citizenship and corresponding privileges. |
| Perez holds dual | citizenship with Costa Rica and the United States. |
| In 1995, having gained Canadian | citizenship, they created her third album, Pure; teamin |
| he Ontario Heritage Foundation, Ministry of | Citizenship and Culture on College Hill United Church, |
| 2003 on a sponsorship, and got his Canadian | citizenship in December 2007. |
| He was granted Polish | citizenship in December 2009; he now represents Poland. |
| a renowned athlete after acquiring Turkish | citizenship, she decided to go to Turkey in order to be |
| t programme, based upon common Commonwealth | citizenship, a declaration of India's continued members |
| as published that Alkalaj received Croatian | citizenship after declaring himself as Croat, Bosnian m |
| from the meet due to complications with his | citizenship, but declined because he had not been train |
| Geographies of | citizenship and democracy |
| the Fannie Lou Hamer National Institute on | Citizenship and Democracy. |
| usion, denaturalization (revocation of U.S. | citizenship), and/or deportation. |
| anitor in Chicago, was stripped of his U.S. | citizenship and deported to Austria, on the grounds tha |
| raeli government refused to grant the group | citizenship, while deporting them at every opportunity. |
| Citizenship is derived from the parents, not from the p | |
| of the provisions of this Part relating to | citizenship by descent shall, in regard to a person bor |
| he current Senior Vice President, Corporate | Citizenship, Walt Disney Company. |
| s as constitutionalism and Burkean thought, | citizenship, civil disobedience, freedom of speech, mor |
| In common usage, the statement that World | citizenship is distinct from the concept of global citi |
| Those who have been given Canadian | citizenship but do not pass a French proficiency test w |
| 1932, Adolf Hitler was granted an honorary | citizenship; Bad Doberan was the first town in Germany |
| -the claims of whose “boys” to the right of | citizenship were doubtful. |
| "Harmonizing Work and | Citizenship: A Due Process Solution to a First Amendmen |
| and coaches are also be evaluated for their | citizenship both during and after their active career. |
| e honor, integrity, social development, and | citizenship of each student. |
| After gaining his U.S. | citizenship, Hamlyn earned four caps with the U.S. nati |
| e years of residence leads to "probationary | citizenship", which can lead to full citizenship after |
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