英語 での Ordinary citizen の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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And this list was soon published in newspapers, and with it disappeared the Al Capone's chance to be accepted as an ordinary citizen when he retires.
And no. Though the language used in ACTA is often vague, difficult to comprehend, and often illegible to the ordinary citizen- as is any other treaty, international agreement, or legal statute- there is some hope.
If the movement to revise the article 9 actually occurs in the Diet, it will be an occasion when the argument to abolish the Emperor System will break out among ordinary citizen.
The death of journalism, the loss of reporters on the airwaves and in print who believed the plight of the ordinary citizen should be reported, means that it will be harder for ordinary voices and dissenters to reach the wider public.
So while the British today misguidedly celebrate the execution of a man whose main aim was to liberate them from injustice, the mask that has come to represent that man via the movie V for Vendetta is today a symbol of that same desire to liberate the ordinary citizen from the grinding, relentless death machine that is civilization in the modern age.
Than ordinary citizens.
But the well-being of ordinary citizens is likely to take a hit.
The ordinary citizens are afraid.
In Japan ordinary citizens aren't allowed to own guns.
Ordinary citizens do not have guns.
In Japan ordinary citizens aren't allowed to own guns.
Ordinary citizens are important too.
Ordinary citizens caught on long ago.
Referring to the lives of ordinary citizens, he stated that much of the population in North Korea were“being left behind”.
The ordinary citizens were joined by students, ambulance drivers and some representatives of firefighters.
Today, on the occasion of 112 Day, many emergency dispatch centres will open their doors to ordinary citizens.
Overall, they have proved quicker and more accurate than ordinary citizens.
The number of cases involving the use of firearms by ordinary citizens in 2000 accounted for 31.7% of the total number of cleared cases.
Seven have died, of whom three were members of the Aceh National Party, while the other four were ordinary citizens.
In the realm of politics, we need to find ways to give a more meaningful voice to ordinary citizens.