Sentence examples for achieve the dignity from inspiring English sources

In this way, development becomes a truly global endeavour, not by the "developed" for the "developing", but by all, for all, to achieve the dignity of all.

In the traditional opportunity society, government provides the tools — education, training and various incentives — to achieve the dignity of work and its promise of self-improvement and social mobility.

The Palestinian leaders, rather than holding out for their own separate religious and ethnic approach to a nation-state, must recognize that they are more likely to achieve the dignity that stems from fundamental human rights if they participate with their adversary in an enlightened democracy.

And using song, skits, poetry and prose, the rest told sometimes emotional stories of their loves, lives and losses as disabled people trying to achieve the dignity and recognition they feel is their due.

This chirpily-spoken android, nicknamed Sonny, and voiced by Alan Tudyk, turns out to be the poor man's C-3P0, one that tugs at our heartstrings with its poignant perceptions of its capacity for fear and pain and also the impossibility of achieving the dignity of homo sapiens.

Though citizens of our country may not be relegated to the backs of buses or denied the ballot, there remains much to do in achieving the dignity of all.

"We will stand by you every mile of the journey as you seek to achieve the freedom and dignity that all Syrians deserve," he said.

"As long as black people are trapped in failing public schools, we will never achieve the kind of dignity and power that has been the central cause of the black freedom struggle for more than 200 years".

But not even he achieved the brilliant dignity of the death of Charles I, denounced as a "man of blood" by his Puritan tormentors, whose grace before execution set a standard that Colonel Qaddafi could only dream of: "I am a martyr of the people," he said before facing the ax.

Two things are of note here the substantial distance between the core and the periphery and the relatively substantial extent to which peripheral countries (other than Greece) must improve to achieve the minimum standard of dignity called for by president Juncker.

Only a roadmap to full citizenship will enable all of us, including aspiring Americans, to achieve the safety, sustainability, and dignity that everyone in America deserves.