Sentence examples for because a citizen from inspiring English sources

Yes, adds Mr Jospin, the Socialist prime minister, because "a citizen whose security is not assured cannot exercise his right to liberty".

The reasons legal ignorance troubles me are because a citizen who does not understand law does not know how to (1) invoke it offensively when entitled to legal redress and (2) defend against misuses of the state's monopoly on force.

"I simply wanted to know how the process works, not just because I'm a student at Plymouth University but because, as a citizen of this country, I think the process of lawmaking should be open and transparent, and not opaque.

"Clearly, I was wrong," Mr. Hashmi said, "because as a citizen of the United States, I was not Islamically allowed to give that material support to those who waged war against America".

"It's wrong because as a citizen in a democratic society you agree to abide by the same laws," he says.

That bill passed because a citizen-led movement forced Congress and the president to act, he said.

There was no estate tax due at that point because assets left to a citizen spouse or to charity generally aren't subject to the tax.

Therefore I ask that we as a generation become a generation that votes, because you matter as a citizen.

I have great advantages because I live here, but NOT because I'm a woman: because I'm a citizen.

In the other, an Indian was told that he could not become a citizen because, although he may have been technically Caucasian, he was certainly not white.

In one, the court ruled that a Japanese man could not become a citizen because, although he may have been light-skinned, he was not Caucasian.