Sentences with phrase «whose oldest citizens»

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To defend this somewhat surprising claim, Mahoney looks to Solzhenitsyn's personal observations of Switzerland's Appenzell region, whose citizens impressed him with their old «fashioned character and devotion to local liberty.

I don't know about traditional, but in most countries whose system derives from the British Parliamentary system (e.g. UK, Canada, Australia) you can stand as an MP if you are eligible to vote - i.e. you must be a citizen and you must be 18 years old.

Its anti-hero of sorts is Ryan Bingham, a 35 year - old human resources exec and first - class Airworld citizen, whose field of expertise is «Career Transition Counseling» — in other words, someone brought in by companies to tactfully fire employees, a self - proclaimed Grim Reaper to white - collar America.