citizenship Signification, définition

Exemples de citizenship

• We consider these key competences to be crucial for self-fulfilment, social inclusion, active citizenship and employability.

• European citizenship is purely and simply integration through the back door.

• The greatest virtue of this programme is that it can be carried out by the associative networks, which, on the ground, foster citizenship.

• This is where the principle of citizenship takes us.

• Young people, by their very nature and mentality, are thirsty for mobility, knowledge, experience, involvement; in a word, what they need is citizenship.

• There is a desire for citizenship, especially where the youth of the world are more aware and educated.

• It is an instrument that is difficult and complex in nature, but which opens the way and will protect victims and the citizenship of women.

• But the issue is extraordinary complicated, and it treads firmly upon national sovereignty in the area of electoral law and citizenship.