Definition of stateless in English:

stateless

adjective ˈsteɪtləsˈsteɪtləs

(of a person) not recognized as a citizen of any country.
thousands were made stateless by enforcement of the citizenship act
Example sentencesExamples
- The facts are that at a time of international conflict, a tiny proportion of stateless people on the move will hit our shores.
- Many were political fugitives from their own countries, and, as stateless people, they naturally turned against the very idea of a state.
- But during the political upheavals she found herself a stateless person and was granted British citizenship, though she still returns to Malawi from time to time to visit her family.
- On 6 August, the High Court found that the Migration Act authorised the Australian government to detain stateless people indefinitely, regardless of the prospect of ever being able to deport them.
- He has been refused visas in Australia, but cannot return to India because the government doesn't recognise his nationality - making him a stateless person.

Derivatives

statelessness

nounˈsteɪtləsnəs

But in a recent study two World Bank economists found a surprising side to Somali statelessness.
Example sentencesExamples
- This sense of statelessness terrified him and he dreaded what might happen if the Indonesian or Malaysian police nabbed him.
- Richard Falk argues that the statelessness of the terrorists might make democracy or nationhood an inappropriate forum of address.
- The plight of many asylum-seekers, their desperation and their statelessness, has in the past been summed up by their lack of documentation.
- No people can be expected to accept a political solution that condemns them to a permanent state of poverty, statelessness and refugeehood.

Definition of stateless in US English:

stateless

adjectiveˈstātləsˈsteɪtləs

(of a person) not recognized as a citizen of any country.
Example sentencesExamples
- On 6 August, the High Court found that the Migration Act authorised the Australian government to detain stateless people indefinitely, regardless of the prospect of ever being able to deport them.
- He has been refused visas in Australia, but cannot return to India because the government doesn't recognise his nationality - making him a stateless person.
- Many were political fugitives from their own countries, and, as stateless people, they naturally turned against the very idea of a state.
- The facts are that at a time of international conflict, a tiny proportion of stateless people on the move will hit our shores.
- But during the political upheavals she found herself a stateless person and was granted British citizenship, though she still returns to Malawi from time to time to visit her family.

单词	stateless
释义	Definition of stateless in English: stateless adjective ˈsteɪtləsˈsteɪtləs (of a person) not recognized as a citizen of any country. thousands were made stateless by enforcement of the citizenship act Example sentencesExamples The facts are that at a time of international conflict, a tiny proportion of stateless people on the move will hit our shores. Many were political fugitives from their own countries, and, as stateless people, they naturally turned against the very idea of a state. But during the political upheavals she found herself a stateless person and was granted British citizenship, though she still returns to Malawi from time to time to visit her family. On 6 August, the High Court found that the Migration Act authorised the Australian government to detain stateless people indefinitely, regardless of the prospect of ever being able to deport them. He has been refused visas in Australia, but cannot return to India because the government doesn't recognise his nationality - making him a stateless person. Derivatives statelessness nounˈsteɪtləsnəs But in a recent study two World Bank economists found a surprising side to Somali statelessness. Example sentencesExamples This sense of statelessness terrified him and he dreaded what might happen if the Indonesian or Malaysian police nabbed him. Richard Falk argues that the statelessness of the terrorists might make democracy or nationhood an inappropriate forum of address. The plight of many asylum-seekers, their desperation and their statelessness, has in the past been summed up by their lack of documentation. No people can be expected to accept a political solution that condemns them to a permanent state of poverty, statelessness and refugeehood. Definition of stateless in US English: stateless adjectiveˈstātləsˈsteɪtləs (of a person) not recognized as a citizen of any country. Example sentencesExamples On 6 August, the High Court found that the Migration Act authorised the Australian government to detain stateless people indefinitely, regardless of the prospect of ever being able to deport them. He has been refused visas in Australia, but cannot return to India because the government doesn't recognise his nationality - making him a stateless person. Many were political fugitives from their own countries, and, as stateless people, they naturally turned against the very idea of a state. The facts are that at a time of international conflict, a tiny proportion of stateless people on the move will hit our shores. But during the political upheavals she found herself a stateless person and was granted British citizenship, though she still returns to Malawi from time to time to visit her family.
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