Sentence examples for citizens organizations from inspiring English sources

The cause of forestry in the United States also has been advanced by citizens' organizations.

"It depends on the dedication of students and parents, and the commitment of private citizens, organizations and companies.

"This will allow small groups and dedicated citizens' organizations to be voter advocates for a better-functioning political process," Ms. Peters said.

The American role would be very much in the background; citizens, organizations, and governments of key Islamic countries, such as Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, would take the lead.

More than 350 citizens' organizations are here -- debt-reliefers, save-the-Earthers, human-dignity-firsters, and everything in between, representing lands from Mauritius to Mexico.

Kivalina alleged in its complaint that the industry conspired "to suppress the awareness of the link" between emissions and climate change through "front groups, fake citizens organizations and bogus scientific bodies".

For a long time, it was used as a toolshed for the Park's gardener, and then it was a bathroom, until a Swedish-American citizens' organization objected.

Under the rules, candidates for county and township offices first must register and be deemed qualified to run for office, then secure support from at least 10 local voters, a political party or a citizens' organization.

The three others are Joel Nelson, Monica Sanschafer and Kristy Theilen, who all belong to Acorn, the activist group whose members have frequently worked alongside the Maricopa Citizens organization in an anti-Arpaio campaign.

"They [Spanos] failed to do their homework before they went into this deal," says Robert Ottilie, a San Diego lawyer representing a citizens' organization.

But the Centre for Civic Education (CCE), a nonprofit citizens organization in Montenegro, has questioned the need for a new ministry, releasing a statement saying that the country's greater need is more funds for science and research.