right of abode การใช้

• None of them had the right of abode in the United Kingdom.
• Residents of those territories already have the right of abode in Britain.
• Furthermore, this declaration regulates the right of abode, those of passports and immigration.
• However, some countries grant the right of abode for qualified non-citizens.
• Children who tried to gain right of abode later were often turned away.
• Cheng, 31, said he has been seeking right of abode for two decades.
• John Tse Wing-ling, originally ranked third, withdrew over his British right of abode.
• However, a right of abode automatically grants persons a permanent residency.
• Through the Reformed citizens were and would remain entitled to their right of abode.
• Section XIV concerning right of abode, travel, and immigration stated:
• They surrounded the car and yelled " give us back the right of abode ."
• The Society for Community Organisations estimates several thousand mainland adults have the right of abode.
• A British law passed in 1962 removed the right of abode for Hong Kong citizens.
• That could immediately strip the mainland residents of their right of abode in Hong Kong.
• Controversy regarding this power of interpretation arose in the right of abode issue in 1999.
• Until 1997, British nationality related closely with the permanent resident status which guaranteed right of abode.
• The campaign resulted in right of abode in Britain for some 50, 000 Hong Kong people.
• More than 20 members of the present 400-strong body have foreign passports or right of abode.
• She also wrote : " I do not have the right of abode in Hong Kong.