With Mitterrand's full knowledge and approval, if not at his actual behest, the unit illegally tapped the telephones of some 200 worthy citizens, including judges, politicians, lawyers, journalists, even a leading actress, Carole Bouquet.
He understands that there are people in our country who are decent and worthy citizens in spite of having different positions on issues like stem-cell research, the death penalty and same-sex marriage.
Created four years ago, the institute was set up, according to a brochure for the program, "to help students realize their potential, and to educate them so that they may contribute to society as worthy citizens in the home, the school and the community".
It is commonplace, therefore, to find among those who examine the interstices of democracy and education views much like Franklin Delano Roosevelt's: "That the schools make worthy citizens is the most important responsibility placed on them".
He was regarded as one of the wealthiest and most worthy citizens of Baltimore, where early writers depict him as "devoting his life to books, to travel, to society, and to planting.
There is many a religious man who knows nothing of argumentative reasoning --there areasoning --therest woreasoning --thereo careot go through all the labyrinths of syllogistic argumanyative deductiofs, when they think that the rights ourconscience are invaded.
He was keen that women should realise their rights and be worthy citizens of their country.
Pedro II had not raised them as possible successors to the throne, but rather in hopes that they would become worthy citizens.
It said that the dossiers did exist and that they were "scandalously inaccurate, irrelevant to security purposes and outrageously unfair to hundreds, perhaps thousands, of loyal and worthy citizens".
