Examples of using Granting citizenship in English and their translations into Russian
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In 2010, Hungary passed a law granting citizenship and the right of return to descendants of Hungarians living mostly on the former territory of the Hungarian Kingdom and now residing in Hungary's neighbouring countries.
The Constitution Review Committee calls for stricter rules for granting citizenship by naturalization and registration in order to maintain demographic balance
In granting citizenship of the Russian Federation, no discrimination is permitted in respect of origin, social status,
The decision meant granting citizenship to some 400 residents
deprived of their citizenship, and to consider granting citizenship to all children of Singaporean mothers born before 2004.
that the annual law granting citizenship to some 2,000 bedun is commendable but generally remains unfulfilled.
These demands included making Russian an official language in the regions where the russophone minority was actually a majority, granting citizenship by naturalization to at least 20,000 residents annually,
The issues of citizenship, including granting citizenship, are regulated by the Law on Citizenship of Bosnia and Herzegovina(Official Gazette BiH,
on racial discrimination and whether it might envisage granting citizenship to the 1,500 Bedoon who remained stateless despite having long lived in the country.
whether the Government envisaged granting citizenship to the lawful residents of that area,
ACHR added that the Government is reportedly pursuing policies to alter the island's demographic balance through granting citizenship to non-Bahrainis- mainly Sunni Arabs from around the region- to mitigate Shiite dominance;
In Turkmenistan two presidential decrees granted citizenship to 3,318 stateless persons in 2011.
The government also granted citizenship to thousands of Syrian Kurds previously labeled"foreigners.
Lithuanian nationality law automatically grants citizenship to persons born within the current borders of Lithuania.
In the period of 2011-2013, Turkmenistan granted citizenship to almost 4,000 stateless people.
The United States of America granted citizenship to some 55,000 refugees in 2009.
After Estonia regained its independence they were not granted citizenship.
And finally, the National Parliament may also grant citizenship to a person who has rendered high and relevant services to the nation.
In Guinea, the Government has offered to integrate locally and grant citizenship to remaining Sierra Leonean refugees.
A person, upon his or her request, may be granted citizenship of the Republic of Lithuania provided he