Sentence examples for be a common good from inspiring English sources

In Bolivia, we consider water to be a common good - a human right, not a commodity.

The notion that somehow there should be a common good comes from elsewhere, not market forces.

Pope Francis declares the climate to be "a common good, belonging to all and meant for all," and endorses the "very solid scientific consensus" that humans, by burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests, are responsible for "a disturbing warming".

"They should recognize what is a common good for society".

The climate is a common good, belonging to all and meant for all.

"The republic is a common good," complained Christian Paul, a Socialist deputy.

"He will recognize that the Internet is a common good for the world.

Beyond macro policies or fiscal issues, our social models are a common good that we need to preserve and sustain.

Edenhofer points to a single, short sentence in the encyclical as profound: "The climate is a common good, belonging to all and meant for all".

Cardinal Peter Turkson, Ghanaian president of the Vatican's Pontifical council for justice and peace, who helped Pope Francis write the encyclical on human ecology published last month, said that the climate is a common good.

So there's a common good for this.