Sentence examples for universal citizen from inspiring English sources

So, committed universal citizen that he was, he kept trying to make enough.

For Immanuel Kant, the cosmopolitan was a "universal citizen"; for Theresa May, he is "a citizen of nowhere".

This universal citizen, separated from community, nation or history, lies at the heart of Maududi's vision of "citizenship in Islam".

"His loss will be felt wherever the art of architecture is practiced the world over, for he was a universal citizen," Palumbo said.

Turning up for an interview at the French Consulate in Berlin with a birthday cake on her head -- to demonstrate that she was an artist, a universal citizen -- didn't help.

The party's policies - including a universal "citizen's income" and an end to the banning of extremist groups - also came under increased scrutiny.

Setting this figure was intended to provide a minimum requirement that would encourage companies to be good universal citizens [ 26].

The dilemma of Catholic citizens with regard to nonsectarian public education was universal: as citizens, they were financially obligated for the public schools; as Roman Catholics, they were committed to education in schools of their own faith.

Suffrage in Bhutan is universal for citizens who are at least 18 years old.

…citizens with regard to nonsectarian public education was universal: as citizens, they were financially obligated for the public schools; as Roman Catholics, they were committed to education in schools of their own faith.

Both the Townsend Plan, which organized two million older Americans into Townsend clubs, and the wider pension movement failed to win the generous and universal senior citizens' pensions their advocates demanded.