Sentences with phrase «else than a citizen»

Each country X can decide its own laws, and if the baby is a citizen of country X (or something else than a citizen; for example a country could give you certain rights that are less than citizenship) according to the laws of country X, then the baby has those rights.

Not exact matches

Horse racing is something like a religion in Hong Kong, whose citizens bet more than anyone else on Earth.

But while almost everyone else is suffering Jesus would insist that the extremely wealthy must keep making 500 times or more than the average citizen.

One had to be either a Roman citizen, as in the case of Paul, or else guilty of a crime against the empire rather than an infraction of a provincial or racial law over which the recognized authorities among the conquered people had the right of judgment.

This is a fact as the Citizens have an unlimited pit when it comes to buying players and paying higher wages than anyone else in the Premier League, and even if Wenger won ten jackpots in a visit to www.freespinsonlinecasino.com he could still never outbid the oil - rich shiekhs.

I could imagine a couple such reasons, e.g., that US citizens will be eligible for consular protection no matter where they live, and so they should darn well pay for it - but that would apply to citizens of other countries, as well, so it doesn't really tell why the US took a different view of this matter than everyone else.

Dick Dadey of Citizens Union said, «The governor has done more than anyone else on this issue of all the leaders that we have here in Albany, but none of them have done as much as is needed.»

Joan Didion has written, and better than no one else, about Miami as a transient metropolis, one that's been built in the image of so many Cuban cities, and one that seems like it will, if not exactly crumble, reveal its essential ephemerality when so many of its Cuban - born citizens feel like they finally have the license to return to their homeland.

When you speak up about what your scientific speciality says about climate change, you are speaking as an expert; when you advocate a particular policy, estimation of the impact of which requires knowledge of economics, laws and regulations in foreign lands, trade and technology trends in addition to your scientific speciality, you are speaking as a citizen, and have no more authority than anyone else.

Once you've spent some time digging through the mud to remove someone else's trash from a pristine beach, I'm willing to bet you're more determined than ever to hold politicians, corporations, tourists and your fellow citizens accountable for the mess they leave behind.