Sentence examples similar to county citizenry from inspiring English sources
Ackerman's column that day in 2013, headlined "An armed citizenry deters criminals," praised County Sheriff John Hanlin for firing off a plucky letter to Vice President Joe Biden, who'd just been tasked with the administration's response to Sandy Hook, warning Biden not to "tamper with" the Second Amendment.
FOLKS who believe that Suffolk County already has enough laws to rein in its citizenry — there are 180 sections of the county charter and laws devoted to local or regulatory laws, and another 110 sections that spell out pesky rules and regulations — may be unenthused to learn that their county executive, Steve Levy, is now hawking a program that encourages county residents to dream up more.
If there was any hope for the county's political future, all agreed, it came from the citizenry and not from the government.
Responsibility for providing a range of services to the citizenry is shared by the city, the board of supervisors for Clark county, and the governments of nearby municipalities.
And what possible pleasure could the Orange County citizenry have found in Game 2, the five-hour-and-ten-minute groaner, played here amid periods of icy rain, that left twenty-eight stranded base runners?
"The best citizenry is an engaged citizenry".
We are one global citizenry.
Eyes of citizenry glazed.
Mr. Wendele, a worker in the county auditing department, saluted Mr. Traficant as a "magician" at caricaturing federal corruption investigators as intrusive zealots dedicated to insulting the honest working-class citizenry by suggesting it was tolerant of corruption.
The city lost industry and citizenry.
