Sentence examples for private citizenship from inspiring English sources

You didn't have this interlude of private citizenship while you thought about what to do.

On this day in February, Abedin was in Washington, setting up the transition office for Clinton as she pivoted, at least temporarily, into private citizenship.

The City of Man was set against the City of God, public citizenship against private piety, the divine right of kings against the right of resistance, church authority against radical antinomianism, canon law against mystical insight, inquisitor against martyr, secular sword against ecclesiastical miter, prince against emperor, emperor against pope, pope against church councils.

In recent memory, not a single athlete has ever received expedited citizenship through a private bill in Congress.

Over time, however, the idea of public duty gave way to private ambition, especially as Roman citizenship became more universal (see civitas).

In the Pocockean version of republicanism, civic virtue is opposed to a vision of citizenship that embraces the private pursuit of gain.

Stillbirths were only slightly higher in public health service though the difference was not significant (Table  2 chi2 p = 0.3; odds ratio adjusted for citizenship and gestational age private vs. public 0.41; 95% CI 0.11-1.56).

Among them was Representative José E. Serrano, who said he had urged Private Moreno's parents to apply for citizenship for their son.

Clinton has called for comprehensive reform with a path to full and equal citizenship as well as closing private immigrant detention centres.

It isn't hard to understand that private corporations are not choice arbiters of citizenship.

Measures proposed in Arizona recently would deny education to illegal immigrants and require proof of citizenship to enroll in public and private school.