Sentences with phrase «civic rights»

Teachers, supervisors, and administrators have the same civic rights and responsibilities as other citizens.

by saying: In three ways --(1) its members must fulfil their moral responsibilities and functions in a Christian spirit; (2) its members must exercise their purely civic rights in a Christian spirit; (3) it must itself supply them with a systematic statement of principles to aid them in doing these two things, and this will carry with it a denunciation of customs or institutions in contemporary life and practice which offend against those principles...

This regime denied civic rights to the Muslim Rohinga minority which is arguably a right wing leaning minority.

NCCE always does not have money to inculcate into people patriotism and political leaders are also not doing much to help deal with this particular situation because the more they inculcate this spirit of patriotism in people, the more they also enlighten them on civic rights.»

The field promotes health and civic rights by ensuring that people with disabilities have the right to health, safety, and education; by teaching preventive breast cancer self - examination; and by reducing smoking behavior.

This time around, we're sure the trailer will ring better with the professionally outraged web - based civic rights advocates.

The show features 14 works from artists, like Trevor Paglen and James Bridle, that explore the intersections of surveillance agencies and operations with civic rights and privacy.

I have no choice but to list my email address at my university, at pain of not knowing of upcoming lectures (thus sacrificing my intellectual well - being), or of department meetings (thus relinquishing my civic rights), or of social events (thus forgoing all social intercourse).

I want all people to have their civic rights.

BTW: It in no way makes me hate anyone nor does it deny anyone their civic rights for me to hold that belief.

We are treated to such profundities as this: «it is time for political science to step up into line with the new physics by turning some of its attention to the sub-atomic possibilities... And we should discard our allegiance to the absolute, for nothing would seem to be more truly self - evident than the proposition that all civic rights and duties, all forms and methods of government, are relative to one another...» One wonders what he would have done with string theory.

When one examines the specifics of these claims of persecution or of the denial of civic rights it becomes apparent that they are labouring under a misinterpretation of the nature of the right to religious freedom.

«The fact that a Northerner has decided to relocate to the Brong Ahafo, Ashanti or Eastern Region, does not mean that his civic rights should be taken away from him,» he said.

«And it is your party people who are preventing them from registering thinking that because they have taken a decision to relocate to areas they were not born from, it is a crime and they must be denied their civic right of participating in voting,» General Mosquito continued.

«So when you see settlers all over the country trouping to vote for the NDC, it is not about tribalism, it is about they moving to a system which will give them their civic rights.»

«The citizens of Bayelsa State are enjoined to come out enmasse to exercise their civic right, as the Police assisted by other security agencies, have mapped out plans to ensure that persons who are out to cast their votes, do so without fear of molestation from any quarter.

In that country I was able to live and vote without joining the aforementioned party, although I had to withstand poll workers knocking on my door until I exercised my civic right and duty.

Nigerians are about to make another critical decision as a people, as they head to the polls on February 14th to exercise their civic rights in...

«No matter what students grow up to do with their lives, they all have civic rights and responsibilities, so they need to be prepared,» says political philosopher Meira Levinson, a professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

I've thought about my friends who wanted to participate in the civic right of protesting but couldn't, as an arrest could mean deportation or hinder the potential of ever becoming citizens.

Historically, at least in the United States, the necessity of having citizenry who are fully aware of their civic rights and duties has been perhaps the purest argument in favor of public education.