Sentence examples for means dignity from inspiring English sources

Translated, it read 'hijab means dignity'.

In 2012, its government launched a fund to attract investments from the international disapora; they called it Agaciro, which means "dignity" in Kinyarwanda, the official language of Rwanda.

And since the average rickshaw covers 10km (six miles) a day, perhaps it could also courier goods around town and advertise them to passers-by.These ideas evolved into Sammaan (which means dignity), one of 30 Indian enterprises shortlisted in a competition to find the country's "hottest" start-up.

Her reply: My dear Natalie, my name is Karama it means "Dignity".

Last month, Alkarama (the name means "dignity") -- a Geneva based human rights organization that specializes in the Arab world -- published "Traumatizing Skies," a special report on the impact of drones in Yemen.

Compassion means giving dignity to those in prison – whether through their personal treatment, the activities made available to them or the medical care provided when ill or dying.

Lost control means lost dignity, and the longer the song goes on, his voice becomes less steady, too: "She's clinging to the nearest passer by / She's lost control / And she gave away the secrets of her past," he barks.

King Charles, the unworthy recipient of Strafford's loyalty, is brilliantly sketched: "Sullenly delicate, that wan mean dignity!".

To be sure, Taylor allows that some atheists find "fullness", by which he may mean human dignity and meaning, in the absence of a comprehensible God.

What do we mean by dignity?

So in 2005, they created Global Dignity Day--a program for school-aged children to engage in candid conversations about what dignity means to them.