Create mental states of maladaptive populism among the citizenry to support this view.
Almost to a person, the citizenry here supports the mission of establishing democracy in Iraq.
Or is he, just as plausibly in the political context of the time, a symbol of all-American gumption, meant to shame an ambivalent citizenry into supporting the Korean War? Whatever message it was meant to convey, "High Noon" was always a sort of meta-western, conceived by a group of filmmakers who had little or no previous experience with the genre.
He spoke extemporaneously, without notes, but was articulate beyond today's standards when he called upon the "citizenry" to support the government.
"Given how much that interaction can affect them personally and the importance of an informed citizenry in supporting wise government policies, we need to be involved in environmental health science education".
"For 25 years, at least, the states have been pulling back resources and the citizenry has been supporting the costs.
Poorly equipped and outnumbered four to one, Biafra's 25,000-member army held its own for months, supported by a citizenry that donated food, clothing and supplies.
The land bank was generally supported by the citizenry and the popular party, which dominated the House of Representatives, the lower branch of the General Court.
Contrary to the contemporary view of politics as a rat's nest of paltry swindling, Niccolò Machiavelli, the fifteenth-century courtier and political theorist, rates it as the most worthy of human endeavors when supported by a citizenry possessed of the will to act rather than the wish to be cared for.
The major constants that could reverse the trend in a long-term will be good political and governance improvements supported by an informed citizenry that would hold institutions accountable and eventually make them responsive and strong.
