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61 Women were granted the vote and given equal citizenship for the first time in the 1950 Constitution.

62 We now turn to consider why a counter-strategy should be mounted against this loss of a universal citizenship.

63 Their leader, Thorez, had deserted from the army and been stripped of his citizenship in 1939.

64 Citizenship status would have insulated her from deportation even after her drug conviction.

65 The Social Democrats once said that a new citizenship law should accompany any restriction of the right to asylum.

66 Also the material benefits of Prussian citizenship had begun to show in improved living standards and educational opportunities.

67 Participatory democracy does need to be strengthened to promote active citizenship at local and national levels.

68 In the schools we are observing such a transition to active citizenship is facilitated in a number of ways.

69 Citizenship needs to be developed by extending rights to women, blacks, and other minorities.

70 General will should ensure the equality and liberty necessary for active citizenship -; taking collective decisions.

71 Perhaps it means that low-key, sporadic participation, which is the norm for most displays of citizenship, is not enough?

72 History is a priceless preparation for citizenship, work,[http://sentencedict.com/citizenship.html] and leisure.

73 Some of the athletes in this international potpourri, like Kaila, McGuirk and Thomson, hold dual citizenship.

74 It is the loss of a comprehensive approach to citizenship that makes it appropriate to talk in terms of an emerging underclass.

75 Active citizenship is still an ideal, but we must not lose the vision of the classical theorists, regarding participatory democracy.

76 They accepted an objectionable, racially-discriminatory basis on which Hong Kong citizenship would be decided.

77 Avoiding the poll tax will be costly in terms of universal political citizenship.

78 Their analysis traces the political origins and impact of social movement activity in terms of the protection of individual rights of citizenship.

79 Active citizenship involves the participation of individuals in the social, economic and political organisations of the state.

80 Work Ethics Schools need to emphasize and demand basic work ethics and good citizenship from students.

81 He told his Intourist guide, a young woman named Rimma, that he wanted to apply for Soviet citizenship.

82 Better-fed and better-educated children had grown into young adults who could move confidently into full citizenship.

83 Mr Kohl himself has floated the idea of offering dual citizenship on a trial basis.

84 Political disobedience is sanctioned as a possible expression of active citizenship on which a self-managing democracy is based.

85 The official told him he was not yet being considered for Soviet citizenship.

86 Such exclusion from citizenship is again the mark of the underclass.

87 Present immigrants would stay and gradually acquire citizenship once fully integrated.

88 Sometimes he talked of marrying Gina in the sixties to give her citizenship.

89 But if the Conservative Party thought that it was cornering the market in citizenship, they were to be quickly disillusioned.

90 Some aliens may qualify for citizenship under the new law.