Примеры использования Granting nationality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In granting nationality, the law prescribes a judicious combination of jus soli and jus sanguinis.
A special parliamentary committee which deals with these matters has nevertheless set general guidelines which it usually follows when granting nationality.
The annulment of a decision on granting nationality acquired by fraud is an inherent sovereign right of a State.
It further recommended that Niger resolve the issue of potential statelessness among the Mahamids by granting nationality to those who wish to become citizens of Niger.
Thus, granting nationality to all the foreign workers present on its territory would have the result of"denaturing" Bahraini society.
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Some guiding principles on the element of good faith required when granting nationality could be derived from the Nottebohm case.
One classic requirement for granting nationality to natural persons was that they must be genuinely linked to the State in question.
At the same time,the deprivation of nationality should be clearly distinguished from the annulment of a decision on granting nationality when it is established that an applicant has provided false data or forged documents.
The Committee acknowledges the steps taken by the State party to amend article 3 of the Nationality Act(Decree No. 276/1969),in addition to the implementation of Decree No. 49/2011 granting nationality to Syrian Kurds.
In Russia, the procedure of annulment of a decision on granting nationality is regulated by the Federal Law on Citizenship of the Russian Federation chap. IV.
Mr. LALLIOT(France) said that the topic of State succession and its impact on the nationality of natural and legal persons involved an analysis of the respective roles of internal andinternational law in granting nationality.
In this atmosphere of increasing racial tension, Houphouët-Boigny's policy of granting nationality to Burkinabés resident in Ivory Coast was criticized as being solely to gain their political support.
The other proposed topic,"State succession and its impact on the nationality of natural and legal persons",also merited consideration by the Commission, given the recent tendency to place emphasis on ethnic origin rather than domicile in granting nationality.
Continue its efforts to find humane solutions for the"illegal residents", including granting nationality to those who fulfil the applicable conditions and criteria(Lebanon);
It was observed that the article should not be interpreted as meaning that all members of a family remaining together had to have the same nationality, since that would contravene the principle of respect for the will of persons concerned; buta State could consider the unity of a family as a factor for granting nationality to certain family members under more favourable terms.
Slow pace of implementation of Decree No. 49/2011 granting nationality to Syrian Kurds and the fact that many women who should benefit from the decree are stateless.
In view of the uncertainty resulting from that situation, a legal framework must be established as soon as possible relating to State practice in granting nationality and taking into account the exclusive jurisdiction of States based on territorial sovereignty.
The new law would introduce greater flexibility in granting nationality, although it should be added that nationality issues were a matter of national sovereignty and not within the competence of the Committee.
The State party's legislation on nationality is silent on the issue of granting nationality to children who are found in Namibia but whose parents are unknown.
The large number of people without citizenship andthe lack of legislation granting nationality to children born in the territory of the State party or to nationals of the State party living abroad, who would otherwise be stateless;
A UNHCR review of the nationality legislation of 120 such States shows that the majority have adopted some ofthe bedrock provisions of the Convention, such as granting nationality to foundlings(an infant who has been abandoned by its parents and discovered and cared for by others), and not removing or depriving a person of nationality on the grounds of residence abroad.
With regard to allegations that the nationality of some Haitians had been revoked,he stressed that Dominican legislation on recognizing and granting nationality to foreign nationals fully complied with the standards of international and domestic law, and that his Government's position was backed up by an extensive body of case law.
Contracting States that are parties to the Convention must grant nationality to such persons.
Legislative Decree No. 49 of 2011(see annex 24), which grants nationality to Syrian Kurds.
State B, on the other hand, grants nationality on the basis of place of birth only(jus soli), but the individual was born in State A.
For example, State A,in which the individual was born, grants nationality by descent only(jus sanguinis), but the individual's parents are nationals of State B.
Where no treaty is signed, the State(s) concerned should grant nationality to those who would otherwise be stateless.
States should grant nationality to all persons born on their territory who would otherwise be stateless.
States must grant nationality to children born on their territory if the child would otherwise be stateless.