denationalization

Scheindlin said international law clearly recognizes the arbitrary termination of the nationality of a citizen, known as denationalization, by a state actor as a tort in violation of customary international law.

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"This judgement will make them sleep soundly today" without fear of "denationalization," the publisher of Zimbabwe's last two fully independent newspapers said.

ANC Daily News Briefing

In the next sentence, however, we are told that the word "denationalization" may also be used for the non-coercive _process_ by which one nationality is assimilated with another.

Introduction to the Science of Sociology

He makes the term "denationalization" coextensive with our "assimilation," and says that the ensemble of measures which a government takes for inducing a population to abandon one type of culture for another is denationalization.

Introduction to the Science of Sociology

Government support will "help avoid a denationalization of the Brazilian retail segment," Mr. Diniz said in a television interview.

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They have to say no to GM products and services until such time as the denationalization occurs, says Hugh Hewitt.

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On the one hand: economic freedom, unrestricted trade, denationalization.

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They have to say no to GM products and services until such time as the denationalization occurs.

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Expel criminal foreigners and criminals with dual nationality, after denationalization, and send them back to their Arab countries.

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Expel criminal foreigners and criminals with dual nationality, after denationalization, and send them back to their Arab countries.

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