Sentence examples for citizenry's needs from inspiring English sources

Candidates should be neither wealthy to the point of being out of touch with the general citizenry's needs nor solely dependent upon elected office as a means of sustenance.

Nigel Farage, the former leader of Britain's Independence Party and chief promoter of Brexit, said voters there proved pundits and pollsters wrong because they were tired of being governed by disconnected leaders who cared more for global corporations than the citizenry's needs.

While the former failed to develop or implement strong labour market regulations and encouraged instead the private sector to meet the citizenry's welfare needs [ 56], the latter have succeeded toward strengthening labour markets through redistributive and conservative welfare systems [ 15, 50].

We need a diverse set of higher education institutions to serve our nation's needs for an educated citizenry.

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A country is responsible for its citizenry, and needs to assure jobs go to its own.

That might be what the country needs, but this drama needs dialogue that won't make the citizenry's eyeballs roll.

Caring about New Yorkers as they do, and sensing that everyone needed a morale boost, the Bloomberg people racked their brains to come up with a truly intriguing idea, something to fire the citizenry's imagination.

In theory, the citizenry needs to defend itself.

Our citizenry needs to be not only well-informed but also shielded from bad actors looking to spread disinformation by exploiting the amoral, profit-hungry impulses of corporations.

If we want an educated American citizenry, we need to summon our collective moral courage, if not outrage, in the face of the dubious value of standardized testing.