Sentence examples for dedicated citizens from inspiring English sources

"This will allow small groups and dedicated citizens' organizations to be voter advocates for a better-functioning political process," Ms. Peters said.

That this wilderness is here by the mercy of good governance and dedicated citizens, that it comes on the heels of so long a struggle, makes it all the more beautiful.

I also understand that an administration is not one person, but an administration is dedicated citizens who are called by the president to serve the country, to serve a cause greater than self.

Yes, our country needs bright, innovative, and dedicated citizens to be in our government because career civil servants carry on the day-to-day research, strategic thinking, execution, and implementation of Trump's policies.

Here's to us — dedicated citizens all — who will each vote his or her conscience.

The community's major strength lies in the resourceful, committed, hopeful and dedicated citizens.

Marc Wadsworth is the editor of www.the-latest.com, Britain's first dedicated citizen journalism website.

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I have known Mr. Von Essen as a decent, dedicated citizen who assumed his career responsibilities as a firefighter, union leader and fire commissioner with dedication, honesty and great imagination and spirit.

That subject is going to be explored next Saturday (8 June) at a special day-long conference in the London College of Communication: "After Leveson, is citizen journalism the answer?" It is being hosted by the Citizen journalism Educational Trust and The-Latest.com, which calls itself Britain's first dedicated citizen journalism news portal.

In a statement on Friday, Mr. Clinton praised her as "a woman of high achievement, a respected scientist, a skilled administrator and a dedicated citizen". "I am confident that she will do an outstanding job of guiding the Air Force through this period of post-cold-war change," Mr. Clinton said.