Sentence examples for capable citizens from inspiring English sources

This money is the only chance they will ever have to get an education that prepares them to be capable citizens and workers.

Perhaps best of all for the country is the vital role played by humanistic inquiry in the development of better, more informed, more capable citizens.

I go to a wonderful high school and they really do try to raise us to be intelligent, well-rounded, capable citizens of world.

This mission has been ably championed by Chair of the Council, John Rogers, and Vice Chair, Amy Rosen, two individuals who are smart, savvy, and totally convinced that it's necessary to help our nation's youth become financially capable citizens.

Major organizations serving youth, educational training leaders, front-line practitioners, youth advocates and scholars in the biology, psychology and sociology of early adolescence are meeting to share ideas and forge meaningful actions that all work from this perspective of youth as capable citizens and middle schools and centers for positive youth development.

The Jury ACCESS (Access for Capable Citizens and Equality in Service Selection) Act of 2013 would prohibit the practice of striking jurors in federal courts on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, according to a statement emailed to HuffPost Gay Voices.

More important, they would be prepared to be capable, productive citizens.

Within days after the 9/11 attacks near droves of young and capable American citizens came to the conclusion that their sense of duty levied upon them the requirement to volunteer to enter one of the branches of the armed forces as a way of doing their part to protect our country.

Every bit as hard-headed as the dashing Sam Spade, they know that social justice depends upon citizens capable of claiming their rights -- and governments capable of delivering.

Its purpose instead is to produce citizens capable of operating a Jeffersonian democracy, and also if possible capable of contributing to their own and to the economic well being". Professor Goodstein published those uplifting words 10 years ago, almost to the >>day.

I don't think any of us can "fix" all of the world's problems, but personal responsibility and commitment combined with being open to possibility can shift us from resignation to conscious citizens capable of choice and action.