Sentence examples for citizens organized from inspiring English sources

A handful of neo-Nazis staged a march in May, but local citizens organized a much larger counterdemonstration. Local Christian leaders have rallied around Rabbi Goldberg.

The intifadas began with throwing stones, but degenerated into suicide attacks on Israeli citizens, organized by Palestinians with support from parts of the Arab world.

If The Times supports the right of American citizens organized as a corporation to exercise their First Amendment rights on behalf of terrorist organizations, why doesn't it support the right of citizens organized as business corporations, advocacy groups and unions to support or oppose candidates?

In 1905, under the auspices of leading private citizens organized as the Association for the Improvement and Adornment of San Francisco, Burnham devised for San Francisco a far more comprehensive plan.

When the transcontinental railway was built through Wyoming, Denver's citizens organized their own railway, completed in 1870, to connect with the Union Pacific at Cheyenne; the Kansas Pacific Railroad reached Denver shortly thereafter.

Both Tullus and Romulus supposedly carried on war with the neighbouring cities of Fidenae and Veii, doubled the number of Roman citizens, organized the army, and disappeared from earth in a storm.

"The lack of a gathering place makes it hard to provide services for senior citizens, organize children's cultural activities or promote business networking".

A center-left coalition won a narrow plurality in the lower house of parliament with about 29.6 per cent of the vote, barely edging Berlusconi's center-right coalition, with Grillo's Five Star Movement, a loose collection of citizens organizing over the Internet, gaining an astonishing 25.6 per cent, more than any single party.

Robert S. Mueller III, Rod J. Rosenstein, the federal judiciary, America's free press, white voters in suburban Pittsburgh, black voters in rural Alabama, determined women in Northern Virginia and millions of other citizens organizing for November's momentous midterms can best explain to our disillusioned daughters and sons why we will survive this democratic fire drill.

Technocratic practices also emerge when citizens organize for educational change.

Time after time I have seen a small group of citizens organize and speak out, and change happens.