Sentence examples for required of citizens from inspiring English sources
"Jury service is the only duty required of citizens now.
The college has agreed to compensate the one noncitizen who filed a complaint with the Justice Department alleging that she was required to submit work documents not required of citizens.
The lawsuit, considered the department's first in years to crack down on immigration-related discrimination against noncitizens, says the college violated provisions of immigration law by demanding extra work authorization from at least 103 individuals since 2007, rather than accepting the work-eligibility documents required of citizens, like a Social Security card and a driver's license.
The other virtues can be legally required of citizens only so far as they impact on justice: ST I-II q. 96 a. 3.
This analysis is tied to a wider literature on the virtues required of citizens in pluralist liberal democracies and on ways to favour their development.
He shows how labor activists wrestled with fundamental aspects of political philosophy and the development of American democracy, including majority rule versus individual liberty, the rule of law, and the qualifications required of citizens.
What the DRR does require of citizens is that they reasonably believe that they have some plausible secular rationale for each of the coercive laws that they support, which they are prepared to offer in political discussion.
All that's required of United States citizens at present is a government-issued photo ID.
These were poetically eloquent dancers, but one could feel sun-warmed earth in their performing, attributable in part, perhaps, to participation in the agricultural work required of Cuban citizens.
"I can promise you this: That with all of my heart and my strength, I will affirm the responsibility that you bestow upon me today, for that which I have described as responsibility and required of other citizens must also count for me as president," Mr. Gauck said Sunday.
I don't see that type of civic responsibility anywhere else in the Western world, and though it may be have been forcefully required of their citizens, at least I saw human beings doing their part truly for their neighbors and their societies.
