Sentence examples for citizenry from from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration first proposed the idea of an independent watchdog for consumers to safeguard the citizenry from predatory lenders and fine print.

It is clear to me that the Second Amendment is intended to protect the citizenry from its own government, not from the local criminals.

Only someone residing in Israel -- with daily terror and armed guards in place everywhere to protect its citizenry from Palestinian terror -- can truly appreciate the ramifications of this.

One holds that for Russia to continue its transition to a market economy, it must wean its citizenry from privileges it can neither manage nor afford.

This bantam masterwork by Albania's most eminent novelist has been fired in the forge of actual horror: Albania's Stalinist dictatorship, which ravished the citizenry from 1945 to 1991.

Will they finally take seriously the principle of equal justice under the law and protect the citizenry from abuses of law enforcement?

The real threat is what the MB represents in terms of political reform at a time when citizenries from Morocco to Kuwait have demonstrated against their governments' authoritarianism, corruption, and economic policies.

Seven years later, Isaias and Meles subjected their own people to a bloody and useless border war that claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people and served no purpose other than to distract their two citizenries from the terrible job the two dictators were doing in running Eritrea and Ethiopia.

New Mexico, on the other hand, has a lot more crime from its citizenry than from its politicians.

"Internet freedoms, a self-aware citizenry, protection from the Leviathan state these are all liberal positions," says Volker Kronenberg of Bonn University.

All these are habits of mind that are useful for an engaged citizenry, and from which a letter carrier, no less than a college professor, might derive a sense of self-worth.