Примеры использования Czech citizenship на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authors reacquired Czech citizenship in 2000.
The equal access, as stated in the definition, is thus conditional on the individual's having Czech citizenship.
He re-acquired Czech citizenship on 17 December 1999.
The State party recalls that the author only obtained Czech citizenship on 23 June 2000.
She reacquired Czech citizenship on 22 January 2002.
The State party recalls that the author only obtained Czech citizenship on 28 April 1995.
In such cases Czech citizenship shall be retained.
By then, only 30 per cent of all Gypsies living in the Czech Republic had received Czech citizenship.
They acquired the Czech citizenship again on 5 June 2001.
On a factual issue,the State party indicates that the author only obtained Czech citizenship on 25 September 1997.
The authors re-acquired Czech citizenship by declaration made on 10 May 2000.
The author reiterates that the courts in their decisions all made reference to the fact that he had lost his Czech citizenship.
The author re-acquired Czech citizenship on 30 September 1991.
By virtue of a Naturalisation Treaty between the USA and Czechoslovakia from 1928,he consequently lost his Czech citizenship.
The deadline for the application for Czech citizenship was 1 July 1994.
This procedure means that a person loses his Slovak citizenship only after he has been granted Czech citizenship.
The fact that the author acquired Czech citizenship on 13 October 1999 was deemed irrelevant.
In order to qualify under the restitution law,Mr. Hartman continued to seek to obtain Czech citizenship for many years.
Mrs. Hastings-Tuzilova acquired Czech citizenship and registered her permanent residence on 30 September 1992.
On 12 and 13 July 1989 respectively, the authors lost their Czechoslovak citizenship andon 29 July 2004, they acquired Czech citizenship again.
On the other hand, permanent residents who did not acquire Czech citizenship had the right to maintain their residence.
Some respondents possibly felt, understandably but unjustifiably,that claiming Roma national identity might deprive them of their Czech citizenship.
Immigrants can also acquire Czech citizenship- in that case they are no longer treated as foreigners by Czech law.
The Committee notes that because of the preconditions of Law No. 87/1991,the author could not claim restitution at the time because he no longer had Czech citizenship.
If the parents had since acquired Czech citizenship, then their children were automatically Czech citizens as well.
The author argues that she did not receive any compensation for the demolished property only because of the discriminatory nature of the Czech law which requires Czech citizenship.
Although the author claims that he never lost Czech citizenship, he formally became Czech citizen again in May 1993.
The Committee notes that because of the preconditions of Act No. 87/1991,the author could not claim restitution because at the time concerned she did not have Czech citizenship.
The authors argue that it is only after one year anda few weeks after they obtained their Czech citizenship that they decided to submit a communication to the Committee.
By application of 17 October 1995 Mr. Hartman sought the restitution of his property, buthis application was rejected because he did not fulfil the requirement of Czech citizenship.