Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Thousands of EU citizens study at universities outside the countries of which they hold citizenship.
• · a lack of provisions in some States on voting rights, particularly for prisoners and for EU residents who do not hold citizenship of any State;
• The issue of unmarried couples is left to the discretion of the host Member State and, consequently, the descendents and direct ascendants of citizens who do not hold citizenship of a European Union country are excluded from the directive;
• My family is of German extraction, though I now hold Hungarian citizenship.
• As the Micula brothers hold Swedish citizenship, they claimed that their investments in Romania were covered by the BIT.
• From a legal viewpoint, European citizenship is the legal status enjoyed by those, and only those, who hold citizenship of a Member State and who are, as a result, in possession of all the rights and duties connected with that status.
• These people do not hold Polish citizenship, but they often cross the border to visit their relatives.
• That 100 acres allowed me to hold dual citizenship.

• Others can obtain citizenship only through naturalisation, and some people are not eligible for this procedure.
• Others are entitled to obtain citizenship only through naturalisation and some persons are not entitled to be naturalised.
• They are, however, unable to obtain citizenship, and their rights in Nepal are limited.
• Thus non
• Mr President, I would like to use this platform to say that a month ago, Mr Hegyi, the Hungarian MEP, told you and all of us an untruth about the alleged impossibility for Hungarians to obtain citizenship in Latvia.
• citizens, who, in order to obtain citizenship, only have to learn a little of the local language, will acquire much greater privileges than citizens and they will have less of an incentive to obtain citizenship.
• Those who do not wish to integrate and obtain citizenship should not be allowed to have the political right to vote.
• Other people only have the right to obtain citizenship through naturalisation and some are not eligible.