Sentence examples for citizens service from inspiring English sources
For education services to be provided successfully, all participants citizens, service providers, and governments should be held accountable.
Andy Thornton, chief executive of the Citizenship Foundation, said: "So far responses from the Department for Education to our enquiries have been noncommittal and focus mainly on the coalition's proposals for a 'national citizens service'".
And also what's happened on philanthropy, the role of charities, volunteering, national citizens' service, gay marriage, our pledge to the poorest in the world with the aid budget …Bagehot: But why have you not been talking about these things?DC: I do talk about all these things.
The government is bringing in a national citizens service and Cameron said he wanted to make it available to all 16-year-olds: "Teamwork, discipline, duty, decency: these might sound old-fashioned words but they are part of the solution to this very modern problem of alienated, angry young people".
Contemporary administrative sciences have however, embraced the term and emphasise its direct participative attributes (e.g. as it affects citizens, service users, and inhabitants), dissociating it from the Madisonian construction of representative filtering and refining of public opinion by elite deliberation.
British diplomats said U.K. citizens were exempt, and callers to the U.S. citizens services offices were told that the deadline had been extended through the end of this month.
"There's a long tradition of technology reshaping the city by harnessing its citizens – services like Foursquare or Dodgeball, games like MogiMogi, even cycle hire platforms like Vélib.
While such loans are relatively rare, they are much appreciated, said Catherine Barry, deputy assistant secretary of state for overseas citizens' services.
He announces an international citizen service.
No tie binds different people together like citizen service.
4.27pm: We've been told a bit more about the international citizen service.
