Sentence examples for beacon for human from inspiring English sources
The creation of the Jewish state was a victory for humanity and a beacon for human rights, and it's a principle that Mr. Dayan and the Israeli community ought to remember.
As a beacon for human rights and the rule of law, and a world leader in international development, the UK will play its part.
Before this dark chapter in American history, the United States was a leader on human rights and a beacon for human rights defenders everywhere.
But from being a rare African beacon for human rights, it has become more like most other countries around the world putting their own interests before principle.
We should be sending a strong message to repressive regimes that the UK is a beacon for human rights and that this contract bid is unacceptable in the 21st century, and would damage Britain's standing in the world".
Far from being a beacon for human rights, the UK has little legitimacy around the world when it comes to taking sides in wars – a fact that parliament recognised in its welcome vote last Thursday.
Secondly, after and just before the fall of the Berlin Wall, the EU acted as a beacon for democracy, for human rights and a civil society.
The lighthouse becomes a lonesome beacon of human consciousness in the midst of infinite oblivion.
Congressional Democrats used the 2003 memorandum on Wednesday to renew their criticism of the administration for policies that Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said threatened "our country's status as a beacon of human rights".
