Sentence examples for citizens response from inspiring English sources

Vandana Shiva, one of the Guardian's Top 100 most inspiring women, is currently leading a campaign to create a global citizens' response on the issue of seed freedom.

Power Women 232, a network for female professionals in Sierra Leone, launched a citizens response to Ebola in August called All Hands on Deck.

What should be educators' and citizens' response when IDC's lobby in Kansas and elsewhere to 'teach the controversy'?

Pennock then summarizes his position as follows: What should be educators' and citizens' response when IDC's lobby in Kansas and elsewhere to 'teach the controversy'?

The Open Rights Group accused the EC of ignoring EU citizens responses to an earlier consultation on the reform, and trying to bring in regressive rules that will force private companies to police the Internet.

Chang pioneered a method of graphing such that he could follow citizen response to each official announcement of the political event at a micro-spatial granularity and, time wise, from day to day and even from moment to moment.

And questions about the limits of citizen response have come under intense focus this summer during the trial of George Zimmerman, accused of murdering an unarmed teenager, Trayvon Martin, while on volunteer patrol last year at a housing complex in Florida.

The terms often used to define these contributors in the humanitarian space are remote help, citizen engagement, citizen response, localized community, civil society and global civic technology.

"Thus, while the Choices Project suggested deliberation as an appropriate citizen response to 9/11, Close Up promoted voting," Hess and Stoddard wrote.

UMD has set up an emergency crisis management center in Kingston, TN to coordinate the citizen response to the disaster and handle the media onslaught.

The current environment of passive U.S. citizen response provided by this lack of understanding and misleading information is one where the essential oversights of public opinion are effectively defaulted upon, and in exchange, a predisposition to accept U.S. intervention in Venezuela exists.