Sentences with phrase «loyal citizens»
As loyal citizens, we accept our take - home pay, understand most of the deductions, and even, to a degree, come to expect them.
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A place where concentration camps (let's not gloss that over) house loyal citizens?
Ultimately, however, as the cooperation of the interdependent nations of the world brings about more complete equality of privileges, and particularly as measures are taken to bring population growth under control and in balance with available natural resources, it should be possible to permit persons to live and work under whatever flag they may choose and to fulfill their human vocations as loyal citizens of whatever nation most fully commands their devotion.
Professor Hittinger observes that the present system «has made what used to be the most loyal citizens» religious believers» enemies of the common good whenever their convictions touch upon public things.»
Jews can't be loyal citizens because their first loyalty is to Moses and Leviticus?
It doesn't matter if 99.9 % of the group are kind and loyal citizens if the.1 % are allowed to push their fundamentalist agenda.
Our society is unique in its ability to absorb and assimilate immigrants who become profoundly loyal citizens.
At the same time the Star of David held a prominent place in its heraldry and the Jews were considered its most loyal citizens.
In general, the idea that Jews in particular are not loyal citizens is a longtime anti-Semitic trope.
Brigitte Gabriel, the group's founder, has argued that Muslims «can not be loyal citizens of the United States.»
My uncle, a loyal citizen both then and now, was interned.
The problem of constructive Protestantism became the enduring problem of «how one may live as a loyal citizen of the universal, divine empire in a rebellious state which, though it assumes independence, is yet under the sovereignty of the heavenly Caesar?»
Free speech and all the other protections of our constitution were meant for the loyal citizens of the United States and their honorable foreign guests.
Socrates was a loyal citizen of Athens.
Arguing that it was theologically justifiable to have a patriotic love for China, and for Christians to be loyal citizens of the emerging socialist state, the movement declared that the Chinese Protestant church should be self - governing, self - supporting and self - propagating — hence the term «Three - Self.»
The 100th Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at the University of Hawaii was eager to fight in the war and prove that Japanese were loyal citizens of the territory.