Sentence examples for true citizenship from inspiring English sources
Yet if Lebanon is ever to establish a new social contract — one based on true citizenship rather than begrudging coexistence — it will need to change its electoral arithmetic.
Versions of this rumor — that President Obama spent millions of dollars to conceal records that would indicate his true citizenship — have circulated in the birther blogosphere for years.
In a spirit of true citizenship, he had disbanded his army; and with his army he lost the chance of sovereignty.
We teeter over this abyss precisely because too many Americans have abdicated their obligation to take an active role in the everyday obligations of true citizenship and have left the fight for our democratic values and principles to others.
He also denied being part of a secessionist movement, like that of his southern compatriots in Hadramawt and Aden, noting that all the Houthis sought was true citizenship, not marginalization and hegemony by the central government.
Still, for many New Yorkers, self-guided navigation remains a sign of true city citizenship.
Again, most of the Idealists identified true individuality, citizenship and self-development with freedom.
So I've dedicated my professional journey on creating and catalyzing solutions to combat this, and in the process build a sustainable future where all Americans have the opportunity to access and mobilize true economic citizenship.
Since the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon and the EUCFR, the legal basis has been expanded to true European citizenship.
But that conclusion does not quite account for the well-authenticated story about the night Congress finally passed a more sweeping civil rights act, in 1964 -- a bill that, with the Voting Rights Act of 1965, is the true charter of citizenship for many Americans.
"To the extent it was perceived that abortion was the only issue that should determine a Catholic's vote," Bishop Howard J. Hubbard of Albany said this week, "I don't think it was true to 'Faithful Citizenship' itself, and I don't think it resonated with the Catholic people".
