Sentence examples for citizens affairs from inspiring English sources

Her mother is a director of senior citizens affairs for the town of Oyster Bay, N.Y.

The county's commissioner of senior citizens affairs, Rena Iacono, another retiree, said she did not believe "any of us would be retiring if there weren't a need.

The memo was among dozens of State Department cables that revealed the deep distrust of some traditional European allies toward what they considered American intrusion into their citizens' affairs without stringent oversight.

Scholar Charles Arrowood (1930 58 599) says, "Jefferson's distinctive contribution to theory of education grew out of his most characteristic political doctrine", which entailed governmental non-intervention is citizens' affairs, distrust of political power, and government by the people.

As for the land of the free, the US government intrudes into its own citizens' private affairs more than that of any other nation in the democratic world.

It claimed, too, that excise collectors, and there were more than 6,000 of them employed by the state by this time, intruded into citizens' private affairs and were a danger to British liberties.

Among the factors that explain early popularity of these laws in the US are the philosophy of non-interference of the state in its citizens' private affairs and the practical advantages of establishing marriages in frontier conditions when priests were not available.

Instead, the core demands of the hirak are related to citizens' daily affairs: garbage, electricity, water, and so forth.

FPM's Telecommunications Minister Nicholas Sehnaoui, journalists, free speech advocates, activists and various international organizations launched a Twitter campaign to halt what they saw as intrusion into citizens' personal affairs.

Keenly interested in the well-being of citizens and affairs related to the development of the growing town, he was nominated for and eventually elected to Edmonton Town Council as an alderman in 1903, finishing first of nine candidates, with 421 votes.

Libertarian governments promote personal freedom, by advocating smaller governments, lowering taxes and pulling back the government to stay out of citizens personal affairs and companies' business, including lowering corporate regulation, overall similar to conservatism, but favor less intrusive social norms and less global intervention.