Sentence examples for citizens committees from inspiring English sources

She was helping to organize a network of Fuerzas Bolivarianas, citizens' committees.

They would be approved by local citizens committees — "something like a World War II Selective Service board".

Young men, some armed with handguns, formed poorly organized citizens' committees to stand lookout for any sign of the army.

Wynter Étienne, a rebel leader in Gonaïves, said citizens' committees were clearing the streets of barricades and trying to restart municipal services.

In his first column in the Hyde Park Herald, the same one in which he addressed welfare, he announced that he was "organizing citizens' committees" to help him shape legislation.

Further opposition to the Bishop and his Savoyard connection led to Berthelier's arraignment on a charge of lèse-majesté (March 16, 1518); and, although acquitted by the citizens' committees (syndics), he was nonetheless summarily arrested and executed.

A citizens' committee is to review all spending to see that it conforms to the law.

A citizens committee would also be established to periodically review parking, traffic and safety issues.

A citizens' committee looked into the city accounts, and Tweed was indicted on multiple counts.

He was committed to public education; in the nineteen-fifties, he ran a Detroit public-school-improvement citizens' committee.

Gonzalez wanted to establish a citizens' committee at the hospital, to serve an ombudsman function, but the administration refused.