Sentence examples for citizens ideas from inspiring English sources

The meeting will include an Electronic Town Hall format to survey citizens' ideas and recommendations.

The European Union is shifting its huge research and development budgets so that they are no longer just about hardware, but also about new services, about citizens' ideas as well as scientists.

The idea is to spirit the dictator and his two bloodthirsty sons out of Iraq, passing the power to a clique of Sunni generals and Baath Party politicians, thereby offering spurious "regime change" while averting an overthrow that might give their own citizens ideas.

In this paper, we present Citizen Design Science as a new strategy for cities to integrate citizens' ideas and wishes in the urban planning process.

At Fort Monroe, Chimney Rock, and elsewhere, the Obama Administration kept its promises to involve the public in a ground-up process, including local meetings to listen to citizens' ideas, concerns, and visions for the future of these historic sites and landscapes.

My company, Granicus, for example, provides a platform that allows elected officials to pool citizen ideas using an online portal and social media sites like Facebook and Twitter.

We held six focus group discussions with randomly chosen citizens on ideas, opportunities and concerns regarding neuroimaging applications (Arentshorst 2014).

"For the vast majority of Chinese citizens, their ideas about life, love and family predate these changes by centuries.

'[Asking citizens for ideas] is partly to improve the quality of the constitution itself, but to me, it's more important to build a citizenship.

Last week, Planet Forward, a community of energy experts and concerned citizens, crowdsourced ideas for a church in New England which was looking for a way to 'go green.' The recommendations we received ran the gamut -- from 'retrofit' to 'here's how to get a rebate' to 'start all over and here's how.'.

Mr. Minty has been focusing on the introduction of a platform at aljazeera.net to allow the public to contribute opinion or "citizen journalism," ideas that he said were still new to the Arab world.