Nationality Sample Clauses
The Nationality clause defines the specific country or countries with which a party is legally associated, typically by citizenship or registration. In practice, this clause may require parties to declare their nationality or restrict participation in an agreement to individuals or entities from certain nations. Its core function is to ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, or policy requirements that may depend on the national status of the parties involved, such as export controls, eligibility for government contracts, or adherence to international sanctions.
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Nationality a) An individual is considered to be a national of a member country of the Bank if he or she meets either of the following requirements:
Nationality country to which the person belongs administratively and that issues the ID card and/or passport.
Nationality. The researcher may be a national of a Member State of the Community, of an Associated Country or of any other third country.
Nationality. If all conditions in this Treaty relating to extradition are met, extradition shall not be refused based on the nationality of the person sought.
Nationality. 1 An inventor is the actual devisor of the technology; any person who merely contributes routine technical advice or other assistance in the making of the technology is not an inventor regardless of how valuable the advice or other assistance is.
Nationality. Extradition shall not be refused on the ground that the person sought is a national of the Requested State.
Nationality. The extradition and surrender of the person sought shall not be refused on the ground that such person is a national of the Requested Party.
Nationality. Applicants must be non-Japanese citizens.
Nationality. Treaty relating to exemption from military service or other act of allegiance of persons having dual nationality. Signed at Oslo No- vember 1, 1930; entered into force February 11, 1931. 46 Stat. 2904; TS 832; 10 Bevans 503; 112 LNTS 399.
Nationality. 1. Extradition shall not be granted if the person sought is a national of the requested Party. Nationality shall be determined at the time of the commission of the offence for which extradition is requested.
2. If the requested Party does not surrender the person sought for the sole reason of his or her nationality, the requested Party shall, in accordance with its own law, upon denunciation of the facts by the requesting Party, submit the case to its competent authorities for the purpose of initiating criminal proceedings, where appropriate. The files, documents and evidence relating to the offence shall be transmitted to the requested Party for that purpose. The requested Party shall inform the requesting Party of the action taken in response to its request.