Sentence examples for scope of citizen from inspiring English sources

This is not a revisionist approach: it does not take away from the scope of "Citizen Kane" -- the way it is about America, its power and media, as much as it is about this one figure.

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A solution, however, seems to be beyond the scope of individual citizens, designers or planners.

Further, in societies integrated into a global economy where issues are complex and the actions of others beyond borders can impact the fate of a nation, key decisions are necessarily beyond the scope of ordinary citizens whose horizons are limited by the everyday preoccupations of family and work.

And member states must sign up to their share of refugees which should be well within the scope of 500m wealthy EU citizens.Europe cannot put an end to the violence and desperation that leads people to flee, but in the longer run it should do more for its neighbours.

International migration produces what Bauböck calls a "mismatch between citizenship and the territorial scope of legitimate authority" with "citizens living outside the country whose government is supposed to be accountable to them and inside a country whose government is not accountable to them" (Bauböck 2008, 31).

In 1975, the hearings led by Senator Frank Church of Idaho revealed the scope of government surveillance of private citizens and lawful organizations.

"The Commission wants to reassess the scope of the Directive to ensure citizens the same level of protection online and offline," the EU notes in a update on its plans, adding that the aim is to fashion rules that are "up to date with the challenges of the digital era".

The other crucial differences between modern liberalism and earlier political theories concern the range of human beings who are regarded as having the capacity for citizenship and the scope of private autonomy to which each citizen is entitled as a matter of basic right.

No single feature-length documentary on the director of "Citizen Kane" is ever going to fully portray the scope of Orson Welles' triumphs, deflations and career eccentricities.

Across the country, as politicians and rogue judges have blatantly disregarded the will of the people--on spending, on property rights, on the size and scope of government and more--millions of citizens responded by taking matters into their own hands to put meaningful, substantial reforms on the ballot in several states.