Sentences with phrase «right of abode»

UKBA 2007, s 19 states that in appeals relating to entry clearance, and the refusal of certificates of entitlement to the right of abode, the tribunal should consider only those circumstances appertaining at the time of the decision.

Mr. Speaker, Section 17 (1) of the Act in issue provides: «Subject to this section, the Minister may on an application and with the approval of the President grant the status of right of abode to any of the following persons: a) a Ghanaian by birth, adoption, registration or naturalization, within the meaning of the Citizenship Act who by reason of his acquisition of a foreign nationality has lost his Ghanaian citizenship; and b) a person of African descent in the Diaspora.

Back home, the Ministers of the Interior, Foreign Affairs and Tourism Arts and Culture ought to be requested by the President to draw up concrete programmes towards the full realization of this objective and Parliament should be apprised regularly of how many persons of African descent in the Diaspora have been granted the Right of Abode Status.

The inestimable benefits to our nation will be unimaginable even as it affords us the opportunity to leverage on this outstanding movie production to market our Right of Abode and allow for the black star of Africa to take its rightful place in the hearts of Africans everywhere.

I can imagine that it would be very fascinating news which I believe would be hailed and well - received among people of African descent all over the world if our Government is minded to announce Ghana's willingness to offer Right of Abode Status to the Black Panther cast and crew who are of African descent in recognition of the honour done Ghana and the African people.

Mr. Speaker, quite obviously the threat to the full realization of the Right of Abode provisions is lack of awareness and lack of a conscious deliberate effort to utilize this tool to reconnect with Africans in the Diaspora whose roots remain in Africa.

Mr. Speaker, the Right of Abode provisions of the Immigration Act, 2000 (Act 573) can be contextualized as a piece of legislation that recognizes the African history and reality.

It does, however, make a distinction between persons who have the «right of abode» (British citizens including a small minority of Commonwealth citizens) and those who do not have this right (for more details see Anderson and Blinder, 2014).

Not exact matches

The company requires that professionals on the site confirm they have rights to share photos of their clients» abodes.

The regulation of mobility through legal frameworks at the European and international level, as well as the domestic, has generated a range of rights — to reside, of abode, to work, to rent — that are shaped by the interaction of multiple statuses — «EEA national», «asylum seeker», «habitual resident», «jobseeker», «worker», «self - sufficient person».

Staying in a villa gives you more chance to experience the community spirit by being encompassed within a traditional Balinese neighborhood than staying in a hotel room, since the villa is your personal abode, and it is right in the midst of Balinese community.

Two cameras are directed right at the Taerks» home, allowing the Morland - Joneses to gather evidence of Audrey Taerk depositing dog poop in their garbage bin, taking photos of their house with her cellphone camera, «casting her gaze from her own property across the street and resting her eyes on the plaintiffs» abode for a full 25 seconds,» and other such supposedly abhorrent illegalities.

Such an exciting time... any buyer would be so fortunate to snap up your sweet little abode and be able to rest in the knowledge of renovations done RIGHT.