Sentence examples for because the dignity of from inspiring English sources

"The ban on veils covering the whole face should be general, in every public space, because the dignity of women cannot be put in doubt," Chatel said.

This is not because we seek to hurt the person holding the office but because both the dignity of the office and the lives of the people the power of that office impacts demands it of us.

On arriving at Havana, he said, "I chose Cuba because of the dignity of its people".

"Because of the dignity of the occasion, Miss Bening's delicate condition and the recipient's advanced age, there will be no sex jokes," Mr. Nicholson said.

The former president deserves respect, because of the dignity of the office he held, but this does not mean he is immune to an investigation," the prosecutors' statement said.

Not because it undermines the dignity of a great writer and his work, but because it is so self-consciously eager to flaunt its own gravity and good taste.

Syria's people are dying just as the people of Egypt and Libya and Yemen have died, because they want the dignity of governing themselves.

It is worth quoting her at length on this point, because she articulates the dignity of a reform movement inside Iran that has been derided by Islamists and Westerners alike as too appeasing of the other side.

"It is seen as a path to economic irrelevance because it undermines the dignity of work in a society that abhors and just doesn't do welfare," he said.

We'll hold it not just for Tony but for all those who died, because they deserve the dignity of remembrance.

"This is an important lawsuit because it is about the dignity of a specific person.