Sentence examples for citizens beyond from inspiring English sources

The theoretical basis for disfranchising everyone over 61 would be that citizens beyond that age know what is good for them entirely too well.

Telephone service, moreover, has been a cornerstone of the administration's efforts to build bridges among ordinary citizens, beyond the reach of Cuban government control.

"The generalized and indiscriminate surveillance of citizens, reasonably also European citizens, beyond any criminal evidence, through data coming from phone calls or from the Web, is a very, very serious thing" he wrote to the Italian Parliament.

He refuses to make do with Palestinian sovereignty over the Muslim holy sites and the adjacent Muslim Quarter of the walled Old City, and demands that the 200,000-odd Palestinian citizens beyond the walls live on their own sovereign soil.Mr Barak is committed to upholding Israel's claim to a "united Jerusalem".

The problem of the aged poor is aggravated by the fact that, unlike the Italians or the English, we seem to have little respect for or interest in our "senior citizens," beyond giving them that honorific title, and we don't include them in family life.

Announcing a 1967 fund-raising appeal, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, then president and publisher of The Times, expressed the hope that the paper's editorial support would "ensure the continuity of pioneering programs that lift the minds and hearts of future citizens beyond the often bleak and desperate existence of a closed or semi-isolated society".

May the results of today's election be a source of blessings to all, and may it be a turning point for America for a much better future for all of her citizens and beyond, inshallah (God willing).

The judge in the case is already irritated at Anglin's claims that he lives overseas as a "stateless citizen" beyond the court's jurisdiction — Anglin has so far suggested that he lives in Nigeria and Russia; on Wednesday, he submitted photos of passport stamps and a declaration swearing that he moved to Cambodia four days before Gersh filed her lawsuit.

Little more than a decade ago it was still a military zone, site of many a secret cold war installation and forbidden even to Russian citizens living beyond the region.

Quickly recognizing confusion over the evolving nature of citizenship, the First Congress in 1790 passed a measure that did define children of citizens "born beyond the sea, or out of the limits of the United States to be natural born".

In nearly two decades of covering political campaigns, I have always been heartened by citizens far beyond Washington who care enough to follow the candidates and the issues closely.