Sentence examples for citizens counting from inspiring English sources

One mural, called "Frozen Assets," is in three tiers: the top shows a skyline of skyscrapers; the middle tier shows the Municipal Pier on East 25th Street, where the unemployed were sheltered; the bottom depicts a bank vault with wealthy citizens counting their assets.

Without this change, how will we reach the 30 million Americans and the billions of global citizens counting on the promise of higher education to advance themselves, their communities and their countries in our complex world?

The new constitution required the state to grant suffrage to the emancipated slaves, now called Freedmen; it reapportioned the legislative districts to reflect the new status of freedmen as citizens, counting them as full members of the population.

That officer, who conducted the census, regulated the morals of the citizens counted and classified.

And how much longer can citizens count on it to stay online?

With only citizens counted, it would be entitled to 34 members".

To what extent can Americans citizens count on the United States government to protect or support them if they should be arrested abroad?

As a city councilman in Cincinnati, my colleagues and I are ultimately the ones whom citizens count on for basic services such as public safety, garbage pick-up, and road repairs.

As a nation still in its developing phase, with 1.25 billion citizens and counting, India can't afford to forego even part of its industrial progress.

Yet by 1905 the population had grown to more than 80,000, and by the outbreak of World War I in 1914, it had surpassed the 100,000 citizens, not counting Zemun which then belonged to Austria-Hungary.

To which Doug Hattaway, a Gore spokesman, replied: "They should stop bad mouthing the public-minded citizens who are counting their fellow citizens' vote".