Sentence examples for state of citizens from inspiring English sources

The events of Sept. 11, 2001, made us all more aware of the deprived state of citizens around the world.

Citizens go into parliament and become the state of citizens, and then they change, then they rotate around and around and every two terms they change and it will be a different world, made by citizens, not politicians.

You see a state of citizens who want full funding for public education, who want public transportation, who want a fair tax policy.

They've extrapolated from this Israel's need to become more fully a state of its citizens, including its Arab citizens.

PRESIDENT VLADIMIR V. PUTIN drew from the Soviet past on Wednesday when he championed the role of motherhood in preventing Russia from becoming a state short of citizens.

It can only be a state of its citizens.

But a democratic state, by definition, is a state of its citizens.

Which is not to say that a state of its citizens cannot have a Jewish character.

They argue, vaguely, that a Jewish state cannot be a state of its citizens.

Likud politicians warn that Israelis must fight to preserve a Jewish state in the face of claims that Israel should be a state of its citizens.

"I fully believe that the international community very soon will recognize the right of Kosovo to be independent as a state of all citizens of equal rights," he told journalists.