Marriage and domiciliation confers citizenship via registration or naturalization. |
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There is a need to counter the pervasive naturalization of the global as the economically optimal scale of market forces. |
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The subsequent naturalization of the word in English is evident in the sermon literature of the next century. |
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With the earlier naturalization of the shad, and later addition of the striped bass, the second aquarium car was a sort of piscine ark. |
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Is Roland Barthes correct that naturalization is the great, unspoken secret of bourgeois aesthetics? |
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She disrupts the naturalization of heterosexuality and its concomitant gender roles. |
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The act incorporated the position of recent Supreme Court decisions that all Asians were ineligible for naturalization. |
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The successful naturalization of trout in the barren waters of the Sierra comes close to the ideal of humanity improving nature. |
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As Sampson's notions about nature changed, so too did his techniques of naturalization. |
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During naturalization, the introduced species and biotic components of the habitat begin adapting to each other. |
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As the process is reflected upon, an effect of Brechtian alienation occurs, and the naturalization of genre is dismantled. |
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For many, Darwin's theory led to a pure relativization and naturalization of ethics. |
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As naturalization rates increased, Sicilian Americans began to switch from radical union activity to formal politics. |
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In most cases, aspiring voters would have to produce an original birth certificate, naturalization papers or a passport. |
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The agency received nearly 2.5 million naturalization petitions and visa applications in July and August. |
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He has come to America to stay and is eager to complete the naturalization process as soon as possible. |
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For many, the requirements for immigration and naturalization have been made more difficult. |
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As early as 1790, Americans began to restrict the naturalization of immigrants. |
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The movie nakedly presents elements of that naturalization of roles and of the consequences it produces in a declining middle class. |
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Whether in ancient Greece or in contemporary society, myths are intrinsic to the process of naturalization and normalization. |
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And the task of the mythographer is to ask what interests are served by the naturalization of particular convictions and values. |
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It confirms the principle of cantonal competence to appoint the decision-making bodies and determine the naturalization procedure. |
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Projects involve naturalization work, including tree and shrub planting, pick up of litter, and ongoing monitoring of newly planted sites. |
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I discuss the national security aspects of the immigration and naturalization process in greater detail in the CBSA and CIC sections. |
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Locate parking underground or in parking structures, wherever feasible, to make land available for development, open space or naturalization. |
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Students can plant trees around the school yard as a naturalization project. |
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Since 1795 Congress had preserved the naturalization of aliens as an exclusively federal domain, leaving the states with no power to create United States citizens. |
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The opposite strategies of naturalization and socialization are able to stupefy the mind only because they are always thought of separately. |
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In February I was fingerprinted for a criminal-background check, and last week went in for my naturalization interview. |
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The Contracting States shall as far as possible facilitate the assimilation and naturalization of refugees. |
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One book notes that people tend to naturalize differences between men and women, but that the form that naturalization takes is culturally viable. |
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Priority for naturalization was given to persons with a Qatari mother, which ensured equal treatment between men and women in that area. |
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The naturalization of Brandt's Creek also involved the transfer of fish from the old alignment to the new stream corridor. |
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Taylor's picture provides a credible analysis of the vices and virtues of the modern naturalization of the cosmos and of our tendency to think that values are subjective. |
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We used boosted regression trees to identify factors associated with success or failure at the introduction and naturalization stages in each region. |
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Since the adoption of the Constitution in 1948, jus sanguinis had been the prevailing legal norm with regard to naturalization. |
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He draws on this naturalization of epistemology to argue for conclusions that are threatening to some of our most deep-rooted beliefs about ourselves. |
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Yet no state is sovereign over matters like immigration and naturalization, which the Constitution entrusts to Congress. |
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After the fall of Warsaw he took out letters of naturalization in France and entered the French army, seeing some service in Algeria. |
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Background checks on those who apply for naturalization are conducted through the cooperation of intelligence and judicial authorities. |
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Therefore, they could not provide the copies of the materials related to her naturalization examination. |
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According to Ministry of Interior spokeswoman Sabine Hadad, 701 families filed for naturalization under the 2010 criteria. |
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She has convincingly demonstrated that this fusion of figure and concept is based on both a naturalization of allegory and a naturalization of sculpture. |
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The Child Citizenship Act of 2000 streamlined the naturalization process for children adopted internationally. |
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The most recent massive naturalization case resulted from the Argentine economic crisis in the beginning of the 21st century. |
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Denaturalization is the reverse of naturalization, when a state deprives one of its citizens of his or her citizenship. |
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During and after the war, most European countries passed amendments to revoke naturalization. |
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The minister also holds the power to revoke naturalization at any time for specific reasons listed in the Act. |
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Instead, the government chose to enact a jus sanguinis system, with the naturalization restrictions listed above. |
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Without being discriminatory, Panama retains the discretional authority to refuse to issue foreigners a Panamanian naturalization card on grounds of morals, security, health and physical or mental disability. |
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The escarpment lands will be stabilized largely through naturalization and physical work required to avoid slumpage, resulting in positive effects. |
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Tunisian nationality may be withdrawn where it comes to light after the naturalization order is issued that the person concerned failed to meet the legal conditions governing naturalization. |
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Back in the House, during the course of the first world war, a bill was debated that dealt with the internment, the naturalization and the disenfranchisement of people involved on the side of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. |
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Whether the citizenship of another country was obtained at birth, by naturalization or by State succession is of no consequence provided it is within the control of an applicant to obtain it. |
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It is virtually a truism that the naturalization of any ideology tends to make the adherents of the ideology deeply and even subconsciously resistant to new insights and information. |
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Further, Canada's high rates of naturalization should be seized upon as an opportunity to expand our approach towards citizenship policy and legislation. |
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To obtain residency, the government has established programs that allow foreigners to easily reside in the country, as well as programs to obtain the Dominican nationality through the naturalization process. |
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The legislation also provides that Syrian Arab nationality may be granted to persons in specific categories without being bound by the usual conditions for naturalization. |
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They shall in particular make every effort to expedite naturalization proceedings and to reduce as far as possible the charges and cost of such proceedings. |
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It's useful to speculate how a foreign enlistee on the naturalization fast-track would reply to the same question. |
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Those wishing to apply for naturalization in the future must apply to the Minister of Home Affairs and must meet a slew of requirements. |
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Applicants must show the intention to reside in South Africa after naturalization, and they are required to make a declaration of allegiance. |
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Even after meeting all the requirements and going through the naturalization process, the minister holds the right to deny citizenship. |
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If a permanent resident is denied naturalization, he or she must wait at least one year before reapplying. |
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The 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act banned Chinese workers and specifically barred them from naturalization. |
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The 1922 Cable Act specified that women marrying aliens ineligible for naturalization lose their US citizenship. |
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Asians were first permitted naturalization by the 1943 Magnuson Act, which repealed the Chinese Exclusion Act. |
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The War Brides Act of 1945 permitted soldiers to bring back their foreign wives and established precedent in naturalization through marriage. |
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The Immigration Act of 1965 finally allowed Asians and all persons from all nations be given equal access to immigration and naturalization. |
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A few rare mass naturalization processes have been implemented by nation states. |
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In 1891, Brazil granted naturalization to all aliens living in the country. |
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When translating from English to other languages, the naturalization method is most often used. |
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Article 5 of the 1831 Belgian Constitution made a difference between ordinary naturalization, and grande naturalisation. |
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In some rare cases, laws for mass naturalization were passed. |
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The second massive naturalization process was in favor of Armenian refugees coming from Turkey, who went to Syria, Lebanon or other former Ottoman countries. |
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In Morocco, a former French protectorate, and in Guinea, a former French colony, naturalized citizens are prohibited from voting for five years following their naturalization. |
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In the United States of America, the Constitution gives Congress the power to prescribe a uniform rule of naturalization, which is administered by state courts. |
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Foreign spouses of South African citizens can apply for naturalization after two years of marriage, but is subject to potential denial of the minister. |
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As has been noted, Merchant's critique of Baconian science is based upon a naturalization of the female body as a vessel enclosed by a single, delicate, rupturable surface. |
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The naturalization process starts with a written application. |
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The lucky ones who do get permission have the Immigration and Naturalization Service to thank. |
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Naturalization rates increased during the 1920s, but the next decade was marked by a political watershed. |
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Illegal migrants who are caught by the Immigration and Naturalization Service are usually deported back to Guatemala, where they may face dangerous situations as repatriates. |
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One reason for our immense success is the canniness of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service that only allowed highly educated Indians into the country. |
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India and the Philippines were allowed 100 annual immigrants under the 1946 Filipino Naturalization Act. |
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Naturalization is associated with large and persistent wage gains for the naturalized citizens in most countries. |
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Naturalization is also mentioned in the Fourteenth Amendment. |
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Latino activists say they are satisfied that the new role the Immigration and Naturalization Service will have in joining police-led gang sweeps is within legal guidelines. |
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The Naturalization Act of 1798, part of the Alien and Sedition Acts, was passed by the Federalists and extended the residency requirement from five to fourteen years. |
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