| How can critical commentary 'mediate the radicalism' without itself performing a pernicious form of naturalisation in making it more accessible? |
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| A spokesman for the immigration and naturalisation service, Kerry Gill, denied that publicity influenced handling of the case. |
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| An application was made to the Home Secretary who could grant naturalisation. |
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| He had applied for naturalisation as a British subject, but at the outbreak of war he still held Italian nationality. |
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| In several cases where naturalisation was refused by direct democracy, the courts have intervened to sanction discrimination. |
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| He signed the certificates of naturalisation for the 11 people. |
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| In the present circumstances, the naturalisation of individuals appears to be a lasting solution to the problem of statelessness. |
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| Each of these entities has its say in agreeing or objecting to the naturalisation of a person applying for it. |
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| Naturalisation is a very long process, and an application for naturalisation might be overturned by a vote against it at the ballot. |
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| Conversely, a 'denizenship' model is ascribed to states with political rights for foreigners but without facilitated naturalisation. |
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| Participants will deliver an oath of allegiance to the Queen and a pledge of commitment to the United Kingdom, in what is now a compulsory part of the naturalisation process. |
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| Those eligible for naturalisation should be granted citizenship. |
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| Users can therefore search for medal awards, army and navy commissions, promotions, the naturalisation of an ancestor and much more during this crucial period in history. |
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| Individuals could also be naturalised as subjects, but naturalisation held only in the place where it had been granted, and had no validity elsewhere in the Empire. |
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| Applicants for naturalisation will be required to pass the test in order to obtain citizenship. |
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| Similar procedures are applied to applicants for permanent residence and naturalisation. |
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| It asked that at the very minimum, appeal procedures should be put in place to allow applicants for naturalisation to query the legality of decisions taken by popular vote or by local political bodies. |
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| Citizenship is defined as the legal nationality of each person, and a citizen is a person who is a legal national by birth or naturalisation, whether by declaration, option, marriage or other means. |
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| Nevertheless, this does not necessarily mean that the foreigner who has submitted an application for naturalisation will have dual nationality after acquiring Luxembourg nationality. |
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| A suggestion that the procedure for naturalisation should include a written language test gave rise to heated discussion about such tests' value as a measure of applicants' integration. |
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| In particular, ECRI urged the authorities to genuinely facilitate these persons' recovery of their citizenship by obviating any obstacle, including the need for them to go through the naturalisation procedure. |
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| He subsequently became a German national by naturalisation, after having enjoyed the status of refugee within the meaning of the Geneva Convention. |
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| The criteria to be met in order to be naturalised vary from one canton to another and one municipality to another, but generally speaking, the naturalisation procedure remains long and complex in Switzerland. |
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| The Federal Tribunal emphasised that any refusal to grant naturalisation must include a proper statement of the reasons, which was not possible in the event of a popular vote. |
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| The project includes extensive shoreline naturalisation work that will improve the landscape profile, stabilize the slopes and generally make it greener. |
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| In order to restrict immigration, extremist parties promote the implementation of the principle of jus sanguinis and seek to restrict the conditions for naturalisation. |
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| Countries whose laws on citizenship are based on jus sanguinis are, in general, the ones that have had to make changes in order to facilitate naturalisation for their migrants. |
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| Persons who succeed in the integration course are also eligible to apply for naturalisation after seven years of legal residence, rather than the usual eight. |
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| The approximately 250,000 people of the British overseas territories are British by citizenship, via origins or naturalisation. |
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| For naturalisation purposes, a competence standard of English, Scottish Gaelic or Welsh is required to pass the life in the United Kingdom test. |
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| However, applications for naturalisation are normally granted if the requirements are met. |
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| The requirements for naturalisation as a British citizen depend on whether or not one is the spouse or civil partner of a British citizen. |
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| Registration is a simpler method of acquiring citizenship than naturalisation, but only certain people are eligible. |
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| If such a person subsequently applies for British citizenship by registration or naturalisation, attendance at a ceremony is required. |
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| They either benefit from legal sojourn in France, which, after a residency of ten years, makes it possible to ask for naturalisation. |
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| Article 5 of the 1831 Belgian Constitution made a difference between ordinary naturalization, and grande naturalisation. |
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| The Minister of Justice issues the interested party with a certified copy of the law conferring the naturalisation for use as a document of title. |
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| Compared to other countries, Switzerland has a relatively high share of foreign residents, which can be largely attributed to its strict naturalisation procedure. |
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| The temperate oceanic climate favours the naturalisation of southern and exotic plants such as palm trees, brought back by many Cherbourg sailors and explorers. |
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| Those who acquired BOTC through naturalisation or registration after that date are entitled to register as British citizens under s4A of the 1981 Act. |
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| Today, the requirements for naturalisation as a citizen of the United Kingdom depend on whether or not one is the spouse or civil partner of a citizen. |
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| The nationality laws of the US, Canada and Australia have similar provisions to revoke local nationality from citizens who gained such citizenship via naturalisation. |
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| At the airport, the Dubai Naturalisation and Residency Department hands out gold-coloured dirhams to 50,000 people as a welcoming gesture. |
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| Naturalisation in Malaysia is guided by the 1964 Malaysian Constitution. |
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