Sentence examples for dignity of its from inspiring English sources

The décor of the engine room suits the age and dignity of its occupants; it is trimmed in dark wood, hung with gilt and tasseled chandeliers and lined with brass rails.

"There are few things the North takes more seriously than an attack on the dignity of its supreme leadership, and it might have decided to bring the female members of the band back quickly to cut off such reports," Yang said.

One has only to look at the treatment Jose Padilla received in the hands of his captors to grasp that this administration has no more respect for the human rights, and dignity, of its citizens than of those it detains in Iraq, or Afghanistan.

We call on the Iranian government to stop all violent and unjust actions against its own people....If the Iranian government seeks the respect of the international community, it must respect the dignity of its own people and govern through consent, not coercion...right now, we are bearing witness to the Iranian peoples' belief in that truth, and we will continue to bear witness.

The adobe dignity of its Spanish Colonial architecture has mellowed since it served as a girls' school in the 1930's.

"Part of what I loved about 'Joe Gould's Secret' is that rather than trying to solve the mystery of Joe Gould's silence he gives it its whole dignity, the dignity of its own ultimate unknowability.

In response the company raised wages dramatically, "to protect the dignity of workers", its chairman explained.

Although they did not support any specific form of secular government, the popes of the 20th century, including John XXIII and John Paul II, asserted that the state must guarantee the human rights and personal dignity of all its citizens.

New York City cares about the safety and dignity of all its people, no matter where you come from, what you look like, or where you pray.

The Brotherhood and its opposition each in their zeal to prevail are blinded to the reality that only a democratic and inclusive Egypt that respects the dignity of all its citizens, including women and all minorities will truly honor the aspirations of the Arab Spring when Egypt stood united and people worlds away from Tahrir felt like saying we are all Egyptians now.

Twenty years after the election of its first democratic government, South Africa continues to strive for an improved health system – a health system that better meets the needs and preferences for treatment, care, and dignity, of all its population.