Sentence examples for citizen is equal from inspiring English sources

He was wearing a yellow checked shirt and a blue suit, and several times during our conversation he leaped nimbly from his desk to stroll about the office: "Every citizen is equal before the law, whether he is a scientist or the President or a truck driver.

Mr Berlusconi seemed to confirm the suspicions of his critics when he declared during a dramatic court appearance on Tuesday: "One citizen is equal to another [in the eyes of the law] but perhaps this one is slightly more equal than the rest, given that 50% of Italians have given him the responsibility of governing the country".

Included in our nation's Pledge of Allegiance, the phrase is supposed to represent the idea that each citizen is equal under the law.

Because of the 14th Amendment, all American citizens are equal and equally American.

Because of the 14th Amendment, ratified in 1868, all American citizens are equal and equally American.

The simple, humbling lesson of jury duty is that all citizens are equal and are expected to participate equally.

I believe that all our citizens are equal and should be treated and seen equally under that law, and we know that's not quite how it is for LGBT folk, specifically trans folks.

The Constitutional Court's ruling, issued Sunday, said that all citizens were equal before the law.

We are talking about the basic democratic principle which states that all citizens are equal.

The (Pakistan) constitution guarantees that 'all citizens are equal before law and are entitled to equal protection of law'.

Many migrants in France, however, believe that their government's "all citizens are equal" approach has actually achieved the opposite.