Sentences with phrase «to be citizens of the world»

Students learn that being a citizen of this world comes with responsibility and that everyone has the power to make a difference.

Morality requires you to be a citizen of the world in order for you to develop compassion.

The theme of the service was Citizens of the World and Bishop Joanna focused on the importance of being an open and welcoming nation.

Wouldn't it be lovely if we could all be citizens of the world, free to travel at whim and come and go with a sense of fluidity?

Sara Alaica is a citizen of the world and a nomad.

15 May: The Calders, Marcel Breuer, and others who worked on the UNESCO building in Paris protest UNESCO's expulsion of Israel in a New York Times ad: We artists who are citizens of the world urge the General Conference to reverse itself and end all sanctions against Israel, and let the building we created be saved as a vision of hope, not as a symbol of tragedy.

There's no stop where one story ends, because it is not just one story, it is the idea of celebrating all of who I am and looking at my ethnic, national and gender identities, as well as being a citizen of the world.»

A globe - trotting curator like Hans Ulrich Obrist is a citizen of the world.

Good old Bombus is a citizen of the world, another feature that appeals to me.

There was her hard - line approach to Brexit: «no deal is better than a bad deal»; and, straight out of the Goodhart playbook, «if you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere».

But if you believe you're a citizen of the world, you're a citizen of nowhere.

«If you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere,» she said.

We are citizens of the world, we should be treated fairly.

It is so important as a creative person to be a citizen of the world.

I can understand you very well — I am a citizen of the world, as well I love this lifestyle, namely: to speak several languages, to live in several countries.

I am a dual Canadian and Bulgarian citizen and I understand Russian very well, so in short I am a citizen of the world.

I'm a citizen of the world.»

Kudos to the The Bourne Ultimatum for resisting the path of most resistance in its pursuit of a conclusion: throughout the series, there is a recognition that we're citizens of the world, not world police, and that every illegal action we initiate on foreign soil has a tendency to come home to roost.

Now that I'm a citizen of the world, I watch the nominations in my jammies from the comfort of my own home but I still set the alarm.

When your flat panel TV travels halfway around the world, you are a citizen of the world.

«When your food travels 2,000 miles, you are a citizen of the world.

When your emissions from your buildings, your gadgets, and automobiles cause the glaciers to contract in the Himalayas leaving hundreds of millions of chronically - dehydrated people in Northern India, you are a citizen of the world,» Senge said.

Today we live in an increasingly global world requiring educators not only to teach children about math and science, but also how to be citizens of the world, according to Peter Senge, Society for Organizational Learning (SoL) research member and MIT senior lecturer.

Such programs are popular with families who want their children to be citizens of the world.

How can we educate our children to be citizens of the world?

One of the goals of Webster University is to prepare students to be citizens of the world — a perfect foundation for future educators who might not only pursue a career in Missouri, or even the US.

She was a citizen of the world.

My mother always believed that we needed to be citizens of the world, and I am passing on her values to my own child.

«I'm always asking my students: What does it mean to be a citizen of the world?

I spend a lot of my time saying to business leaders, we are citizens of the world.