noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
dual citizenship/nationality
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She has dual nationality , of Canada and Britain she is a citizen of Canada and Britain .
United States Citizenship and Immigration Services
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
active
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Participatory democracy does need to be strengthened to promote active citizenship at local and national levels.
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In the schools we are observing such a transition to active citizenship is facilitated in a number of ways.
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Public institutions need to be democratised and decentralisation is necessary in the public domain in order to achieve active citizenship .
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Almost inadvertently, through such activity, structures emerged which promoted active citizenship through community education and development initiatives.
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Many feel political participation must be made worthwhile before active citizenship can occur.
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This centre will examine the non-economic benefits of learning such as social cohesion, active citizenship and improved health.
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General will should ensure the equality and liberty necessary for active citizenship -; taking collective decisions.
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Political disobedience is sanctioned as a possible expression of active citizenship on which a self-managing democracy is based.
dual
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Mr Kohl himself has floated the idea of offering dual citizenship on a trial basis.
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Some of the athletes in this international potpourri, like Kaila, McGuirk and Thomson, hold dual citizenship .
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However, dual citizenship would not be allowed.
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Why, Fox is so diverse that he even has dual citizenship -- neither of them in the United States.
full
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Accompanying the exclusion from the labour market has been a policy of disenfranchising the underclass from full welfare citizenship .
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Better-fed and better-educated children had grown into young adults who could move confidently into full citizenship .
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Nor will this underclass disappear without the implementation of a series of policies aimed at re-establishing full citizenship .
good
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She said that this pioneering reference library was good for democracy and good for citizenship .
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Boxing is a means toward good citizenship , of fair play, of self-reliance.
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What do teachers think makes good citizenship education?
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Work Ethics Schools need to emphasize and demand basic work ethics and good citizenship from students.
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It is the very foundation of good citizenship .
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These are also the characteristics of good citizenship , and they should be emphasized in the teaching of all subjects.
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No zealous advocate of good citizenship would argue that political participation ought to be pursued to the neglect of all other obligations.
political
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As we have seen, the civil and political elements of citizenship have been eroded in recent years.
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Avoiding the poll tax will be costly in terms of universal political citizenship .
social
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As Desmond King has argued, ultimately ideological and institutional support are the best protectors of social citizenship rights.
■ NOUN
law
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Nor has it dealt with the question of a new citizenship law , though the Solingen atrocity has revived debate about this.
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The Social Democrats once said that a new citizenship law should accompany any restriction of the right to asylum.
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Under Western pressure the language and citizenship laws have been liberalized.
■ VERB
acquire
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Present immigrants would stay and gradually acquire citizenship once fully integrated.
apply
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Ironically, it was the fear of congressional action against noncitizens that had finally motivated him to apply for citizenship .
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He told his Intourist guide, a young woman named Rimma, that he wanted to apply for Soviet citizenship .
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The welfare cutoff is prompting record numbers of people to apply for citizenship .
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A.. After five years of residency, an individual may apply for citizenship for a $ 95 fee.
deny
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Indeed, many Czech Roma were denied citizenship of the new republic under the 1993 Citizenship Law.
give
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Sometimes he talked of marrying Gina in the sixties to give her citizenship .
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I will give him citizenship if he asks.
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The case dragged through the federal bureaucracy for seven years, before she finally gave up her citizenship voluntarily in 1971.
grant
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The existing law stated that only those who had been granted citizenship would be enfranchised.
strip
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Their leader, Thorez, had deserted from the army and been stripped of his citizenship in 1939.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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After five years in the US, foreign nationals can apply for full US citizenship .
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I believe Scout groups help teach good citizenship .
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Krebs was granted French citizenship in 1992.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Active citizenship , in the form of participatory democracy, is only possible in small communities where there is no organisational complexity.
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Anything less would be second-class citizenship in the world of intercollegiate sports.
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I will give him citizenship if he asks.
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Many bureaucrats have not been welcoming, illegally charging for forms that the newcomers have to complete to obtain citizenship .
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The child must learn how to learn, for learning is the defining pre-requisite of modern citizenship .
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The electronic republic, therefore, has already started to redefine the traditional roles of citizenship and political leadership.
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Women were granted the vote and given equal citizenship for the first time in the 1950 Constitution.