Sentence examples for citizens responsibility from inspiring English sources

Christie used his role as keynote speaker at the 2012 Republican convention in Tampa to endorse Mitt Romney for president and hail American citizens' responsibility to be politically active and remember their roots.

Stressing the influences of John Bunyan and George Eliot, Elshtain takes Addams's reminiscences of her childhood and life at Hull House, her essays on citizens' responsibilities and her vignettes of life with the poor and finds in them an integrated set of proposals about the claims of citizens on each other and the role those claims can play in building a culture of democracy.

Second, the WS is expanding to new world regions, which adds new conceptualisations of the states' and citizens' responsibilities for social welfare [38, 39, 40, 41, 42].

This second century BCE computer with gears connected the Greeks' social and heavenly vision: predicting the eclipses of the sun and the moon and synchronizing the citizens' responsibilities of sowing and harvesting crops, offering sacrifices to the gods, and attending the Pan-Hellenic games like the Olympics.

This includes communities and citizens, and participants expressed the need for clear citizens' responsibilities in regulatory framework (for example, requiring citizens to maintain and update elements of their electronic health records).

"Garbage removal is a citizen responsibility".

The Foundation gives priority to encouraging effective education and promoting citizen responsibility and involvement in public issues such as peacemaking, community organization and development, and racial and ethnic opportunity.

The diminished reliance on central institutions and a shift to citizen responsibility is embedded in every community.

But there are limits to how far Paul's concept of citizen responsibility can be applied to the real world.

They argued that patriotism, along with centralized power, the heavy use of secrecy, and an emphasis on self-interest should replace such things as debate, the public good, and the concept of citizen responsibility".

It's a new era not just because the Bush Years will officially be over today, and not just because Barack Obama will be president, but because taking on the challenges America is facing will require a new era of citizen responsibility and engagement.