Sentence examples for a question of citizens from inspiring English sources

Success or failure to address our climate crisis boils down to a question of citizens' will.

The case turned in large part on a question of "citizen versus employee speech," Judge Jones wrote.

"This is a question of defending our citizens and compatriots, ensuring human rights, especially the right to life," he said.

It is rather a question of empowering British citizens in order to more effectively tackle the ideological roots of terrorism.

But the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov insisted "this is a question of defending our citizens and compatriots, ensuring human rights, especially the right to life".

Fairness in the tax code, Levin said, is a question of "whether we treat all of our citizens the same or give tax breaks to the few".

"It is a question of trust between the state and the citizen.

He insisted that Russian speakers in Ukraine "must be equal citizens... it's a question of guarantees for those people".

It's that old question of citizen versus subject.

In fact, a good values test begins with the question of a citizen's responsibilities in a given situation, and what changes come with the oath.

"She would like to have the question of UK citizens living in Europe and European citizens living in the UK dealt with in the early part of discussions that take place," he said.