Sentence examples for valuable citizens from inspiring English sources

Their death or maiming leaves families destitute and deprives countries of their most economically valuable citizens.

But we observe the continuation of statements and actions by some that oppose the acceptance of homosexual people as true and valuable citizens.

We do little as a society to support the family and help women to raise healthy, happy and valuable citizens, yet we still cannot refrain from interfering in what has to be an entirely personal decision by constantly questioning the morality of abortion.

Somewhat similarly, a state that regards people with disabilities as legitimate and valuable citizens will disfavor arrangements that interfere with their participation.

You have placed yourselves into one of the finest environments to not only learn among the brightest, but also gain the tools with which to become valuable citizens.

Helicopters did fly over, but they must have been in route to help more valuable citizens or simply filming to boost their media engagement.

As new citizen media from protests and conflicts is uploaded and shared across the web, emerging and existing platforms must prove they are committed to hosting valuable citizen-generated content with attention to its safekeeping and integrity, careful archiving of media in a way that is searchable and accessible, and no monetary cost to promote visibility.

One dominant representation that male patients appeared to adopt is that of being a responsible and valuable citizen.

She had grown up in Switzerland where - shockingly - Roma children were taken away from their parents on the thinnest of pretexts, then brought up in institutions where, supposedly, they would have a better chance of becoming valuable Swiss citizens.

Many see the move as a bid for the valuable senior citizens' voting bloc in Bush's re-election drive.

The case of Walter Scott shows just how valuable a citizen with a camera can be.