Sentence examples for decisions citizens from inspiring English sources
To hear oral arguments and the handing down of decisions, citizens and countless school groups line up outside the Supreme Court building, completed in 1935, for a chance to experience the court in action for two fleeting hours.
If they are to make informed decisions, citizens need critical thinking skills and a broad base of cultural information.
The 2010 Supreme Court decision Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission now permits corporations to directly donate to political parties as well as run political advertisements.
Since the 2010 Supreme Court decision Citizens United allowed unlimited outside spending in elections, candidates had dropped all pretense of serving their constituents, instead shifting their attention (and positions) in deference to billionaire kingmakers and Super PACs.
That may seem extraordinary, but after the disastrous Supreme Court decision Citizens United vs. FEC, it is a given that there will be even more spent against him in anonymous corporate money.
Long before the government has made its decision, citizen action groups, NGOs, and local political action groups have become active organizing to achieve the 'energy transition'.
Habermas claimed that fair procedures and clear communication can produce legitimate and consensual decisions by citizens.
Thoughtful decisions from citizens and government come from information, not from ignorance of hateful points of view.
The populace also believed in making decisions swiftly; citizens maintained a sense of urgency in bringing debates to a conclusion.
The decision held that states could no longer use the criminal code for social engineering, dictating the most intimate decisions of citizens in their choice of partners and relations.
And the checks and balances — a village legislature to sign off on major decisions, a citizens' accounting committee to watch over the village books — have turned out to be easily manipulated by those who really hold the power.
