Sentence examples for activities of citizens from inspiring English sources

Day-to-day financial activities of citizens and businesses are outside its scope.

"This step, in my opinion, is largely thanks to the activities of citizens, who in recent months, took to the streets to put forward their demands," he said.

The new welfare state built by Silicon Valley is not built to advance the welfare of citizens – it's built to freeride on the activities of citizens in order to advance the welfare of corporations.

Security experts have expressed concerns that once installed, the software might also be used to block other sorts of content or even to monitor the online activities of citizens.

Critics of proposals for the new investigatory powers bill – unveiled in the Queen's speech – say there is already too much information gathered on the activities of citizens and insufficient transparency about whose information is accessed, what kinds of cases the data relates to and how each request is approved.

(mp3) Multimedia Video Movie Minutes Red Road Related Filmilm: Director Leaps From Shorts to Longing (April 1, 2007) Red Road, the arresting first feature by Andrea Arnold (who won a best-short-film Oscar for Wasp) takes place in a world where the daily activities of citizens are subject to constant surveillance.

In the daily activity of citizens, businesses and States, the use of cybernetics is fundamental.

Those initiatives include a variety of plans to trace and monitor the electronic activities of United States citizens.

Ubiquitous posters displaying his photograph feature the slogan "Big Brother is watching you"; hidden devices in every room enable his Thought Police to monitor the activities of all citizens.

Since a series of Watergate-era abuses involving spying on White House political enemies, the C.I.A. and other spy agencies have been prohibited from collecting intelligence concerning the activities of American citizens inside the United States.

They reconnected in Berlin that July and began hashing out a plan to use the as of yet unregulated, untaxed, nearly untraceable currency in a way that would, like the Liberator, undermine the ability of governments to regulate the activities of their citizens.