Sentence examples for citizens experience from inspiring English sources
It's puzzling to me, because I don't think any citizens experience politics without mediation.
Less than half of British adults feel they are thriving, while American citizens experience more happiness and enjoyment, scientists say.
That's why citizens experience long wait times, a lack of access to certain treatments, and substandard medical care.
Israeli citizens experience terrorism almost daily, either in the actual dastardly deed itself or in the successful attempt at thwarting this vicious worldwide scourge.
Many Latino citizens also feel a strong sense of obligation to represent the rights of fellow residents who can't vote, an obligation that gets personal when citizens experience discrimination targeted at the undocumented.
His citizens' experience with technology, prosperity, and cynicism has forced him to confront a problem that is now more acute than his predecessors ever faced: he was never elected, but he must figure out a way to be liked.
Of the 2015 senior class, 46% of females reported sexual assault during their time on campus, while 57% of gender non-conforming citizens experienced sexual assault.
In "The Giver," Jonas, upon his 12th birthday, is apprenticed to the title character — the repository of the community's collective memory and the one man who remembers what it was like when citizens experienced love, sadness, danger, death, lust.
A recent survey found that 98% of businesses in Guinea, and 93% of citizens, experienced corruption, with 86% of businesses and 79% of citizens saying the issue had got worse.
Former Soviet citizens experienced a form of internal censorship; when the USSR began to crumble, the public and written use of these words was sometimes interpreted as a courageous protest against the dictatorial past.
Even in Germany, where citizens' experiences with Nazism and Communism have left them particularly sensitive to state intrusion into private lives, the government has loosened restraints on phone tapping and the monitoring of e-mail and bank records and freed up once-proscribed communication between the police and the secret services.
