Sentence examples for citizens resulted from inspiring English sources

Renewed strife between the prince-bishops and the citizens resulted in the destruction of democratic institutions in 1684.

A new citizen review of personal details about foreigners seeking to become Swiss citizens resulted today in the rejection of most applicants, including all those from the Balkans.

An online poll of 60,000 citizens resulted in 90% being against the change.

Excluding non-US citizens resulted in a disproportionate loss of married individuals since first generation immigrants are more likely to be married and less likely to cohabit compared to the rest of the US population.

The travel restrictions imposed on U.S. citizens resulted in some bizarre behavior toward our own citizens.

When Pearce puts the tax burden on Arizona citizens resulting from unauthorized immigrations at well over $2 billion, he's rolling together the citizen and noncitizen Spanish speakers in public schools.

A delegation of nine MEPs are due to travel to Washington today for a three-day visit, during which they will press senior US government and intelligence officials for answers on allegations of widespread spying by the US, and explore "possible legal remedies for EU citizens" resulting from the alleged surveillance.

Boko Haram and militant groups have taken up arms against the State [Nigeria] and its defencible and defenceless citizens, resulting from frustration and social discontentment.

"There has been a significant increase of self-censorship on the part of Cambodian citizens resulting from the increase of government surveillance and the rise of criminal prosecutions for online activities," Chak Sopheap, the executive director of the Cambodian Center for Human Rights, told VICE News.

Governments have been starved of revenue they could use to provide for the health and well-being of their citizens, resulting in the lack of good quality public-health provision in many parts of the world, to the lowering of regulatory standards and the slashing of welfare budgets that leads to many vulnerable people living in poverty.

In a few months, I will return to a country my country that is mired in a system that turns health care into a tangled mess of catchphrases and for-profit companies, with a government that is currently designing and voting on a new plan that will likely put insurance beyond the reach of millions of citizens, resulting in innumerable untreated conditions and even deaths.