Sentence examples for citizen equality from inspiring English sources

"Socialist privatization" would obviously not guarantee each citizen equality of outcome but equality of opportunity, a "level playing field" at the start of the market system.

If nominated and elected, President Lessig will serve in office only long enough to enact the Citizen Equality Act and then resign, turning over the powers and responsibilities of the office to the vice president.

He has announced that if he receives $1 million from small donors by September, he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination, running as a "referendum candidate". His single-issue platform, built around the concept of "Citizen Equality," consists of "true" campaign-finance reform supplemented by electoral reform (to weaken the influence of gerrymandering) and voting rights.

It's called the "Citizen Equality Act of 2017".

The GOP candidate appears much more concerned with race-baiting and fear mongering than citizen equality.

More striking, the Citizen Equality Act of 2017 does not exist.

But we also reaffirm our citizens' equality and fraternity.

It ensured citizens equality before the law and gave them limited rights of free assembly and of free press but gave voting rights to less than 3percentt of the population.

After deliberating for two days in a tense political climate, the Constitutional Court ruled that the law — which grants the nation's four highest officeholders immunity from prosecution while in office — violated a clause in the Constitution granting citizens equality under the law.

In tight knit communities, this system guaranteed its citizens equality, as opposed to a feudalist system with a king ruling over subjects.

As the republican principle of citizens' equality under the law faded, the symbolic and social privileges of the upper classes led to an informal division of Roman society into those who had acquired greater honours (honestiores) and those who were humbler folk (humiliores).