But about the civilized behavior of the non-nationals in this place he had no doubts whatsoever.

But Stuttgart had those four non-nationals on the pitch in the last seven minutes, one outsider too many.

The company is also one of the largest insurers of teachers, nurses and non-nationals.

At that time, many leagues placed quotas restricting the number of non-nationals allowed on member teams.

Non-nationals make up 54% of the population of Bahrain.

A passport can be issued by the Government of Bangladesh to non-nationals as well.

Each country is free to determine what special rights, if any, are accorded to non-nationals who are Commonwealth citizens.

Moreover, sanctions should be non-discriminatory between nationals and non-nationals of Member States.

Players of other origin are considered "non-nationals".

During his tenure it became possible to pay rates by installment and he also introduced legislation which entitled non-nationals to vote in local elections.

Some countries may refuse to extradite non-nationals, who, because of their crimes, may be subject to the death penalty.

Children born to non-nationals after the reestablishment of independence are automatically entitled to citizenship.)

The Court also ruled against quotas for non-nationals within football teams in EU member states.

Either nationals or non-nationals can be awarded the honour, but no more than five may be awarded in any year.

Non-nationals encountered illegally in the U.S. by the army were directed to the immigration inspection stations.

Both nationals and non-nationals of a jurisdiction may apply for orders for review of detention.

Only 64 visitors are given permits (which cost around $500 each for non-nationals) each day to trek for gorillas.

Non-nationals can be sued in Norway if any business activity occurs in Norway.

Some member states (such as the United Kingdom) allow non-nationals who are Commonwealth citizens to vote and stand for election while resident there.

With a total of seven 'foreigners' at his disposal, Smith must know how many Scots are fit and available before selecting his three non-nationals.

Earlier this month, the owners and managers of four lap-dancing clubs in Dublin were prosecuted for the illegal employment of non-nationals.

Additionally, long-term resident non-nationals over 18 (resident over 10 years) have the right to vote in regional and local elections (Article 64).

The figures for ethnic and cultural background for people in the State in 2006 reveals that 16% of Letterkenny's population are non-nationals.

The aim of these extreme right-wing organisations is to support nationalism and racism, and intimidate non-nationals and anyone with left-wing opinions.

Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism and Sikhism are also practiced in the country, mostly by non-nationals.

But the comparison isn't relevant because MLB teams also sell nonnational games to local broadcasters and cable channels, pocketing millions more.

But most nonnational best sellers come from popular American writers, currently Dan Brown with "The Da Vinci Code," but also frequently John Grisham and Patricia Cornwell or recently Michael Moore.