Sentence examples for fundamental dignity from inspiring English sources
Second, I hope that we will join the global movement to fight intolerance and affirm fundamental dignity.
By attempting to promote democracy, the Bush administration has at least recognised the fundamental dignity of the Iraqi people (the many deaths in the conflict notwithstanding).
But he stressed the need to end the conflict to restore to the Palestinians "the fundamental dignity and self-respect that their current predicament denies them".
It also provided specific guidelines for the pastoral care of homosexuals, denounced violence against them, and taught that the fundamental dignity of homosexuals as human beings must be respected.
"Even in exceptional situations that may at times arise, one can never justify any violation of the fundamental dignity of the human person or of the basic rights that safeguard this dignity".
Second, it's funny how it's always venture capitalists, CEOs, prominent journalists, etc., talking about the fundamental dignity and meaning that work provides.
"Work is fundamental for dignity.
Nine Chinese sociologists wrote an open letter to the media calling for an end to regimented and restrictive work practices which they condemned as "a model where fundamental human dignity is sacrificed for development".
Yet for Mr Welch, GE's fundamental values meritocracy, dignity, simplicity, speed, a hatred of bureaucracy are universal, not American; and "if some pompous horse's ass wants to behave in such a way that the work experience will not provide those things, then they are out".Leave aside the possibility that Mr Welch's universalism is perhaps the most American of all values.
We defeat HIV when we embrace social justice and the fundamental human dignity and leadership of affected populations around the globe.
If healthcare resources were infinite, providing years of ventilator support to cognitively dead victims of anoxic brain injuries would be a relatively harmless indulgence that might mollify their loved ones, albeit at some cost to their own fundamental human dignity.
