The phrase "adequate citizen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who meets the basic requirements or standards of citizenship, such as fulfilling civic duties or responsibilities.
Example: "In order to contribute to our community, we must strive to be an adequate citizen, participating in local events and voting in elections."
Alternatives: "responsible citizen" or "satisfactory citizen".
I argued that there were three abilities above all that we need to cultivate to be adequate citizens of this very interlocking and complicated world.
Of course, they're focused on higher education too, but it has to begin earlier if people are to be adequate citizens by the time they get to college.
The right could look at some of the very same pictures and decide that they upheld the importance of adequate policing by citizens who had no time for sociology or sissified legal debate.
His answer was very little.Against the pure anarchist, he allowed for a minimal state with a monopoly on legitimate punishment, provided it gave citizens adequate protection in return.
That agreement came into force in August last year after European courts determined the previous deal, known as Safe Harbor, didn't guarantee adequate privacy for citizens' data when it crossed the Atlantic.
For example, his efforts to have the Armed Career Criminal Act struck down was ultimately successful in 2015 and he often weighed in against other criminal laws he felt were so vague as not to give the citizens adequate notice of what conduct was illegal.
Additionally, best practice examples should be developed to provide guidance for Member States, showing how to allow for the collection of high quality data while simultaneously providing adequate safeguards for citizens' privacy.
"Police and intelligence agencies need covert surveillance powers to tackle the threats we face today — but the court has ruled that those threats do not justify spying on every citizen without adequate protections.
The Commission does look to have fired a warning shot across the U.S. administration's bows at a privacy conference taking place in Brussels this week, by reiterating that if adequate protection for EU citizen's personal data under U.S. law can no longer be guaranteed then the framework would indeed have to be suspended.
The Commission does look to have fired a warning shot across the U.S. administration's bows at a privacy conference taking place in Brussels this week, by reiterating that if adequate protection for EU citizen's personal data under U.S. law can no longer be guaranteed then the framework would indeed have to be suspended.
