Sentence examples for diverse groups of citizens from inspiring English sources

They proved wrong those who doubted their commitment to the rule of law and across America diverse groups of citizens are instead overwhelmingly making their voices heard through rallies and vigils designed to provoke responsible debate.

We suggest that state agencies responsible for protecting the health of their citizens should obtain information on fish availability in markets and fish preferences of diverse groups of citizens and use this information to select fish for analysis of contaminant levels, providing data on the most commonly eaten fish that will help people make informed decisions about risks from fish consumption.

The deal to build Dodger Stadium came to embody the anxieties of a diverse group of citizens.

The Community Ethics Committee is a diverse group of citizens from the Greater Boston area who meet regularly to provide public input on ethical aspects of health care.

Mr. Jackson said the election turmoil and the efforts by a diverse group of citizens to settle it served as a reminder of the importance of sustained relations between Jews and African-Americans.

The comments by the two officials followed intense criticism of the six plans, which were released Tuesday, by architects, urban planners, politicians and, yesterday, a diverse group of citizens from the metropolitan region.

Only one large area is untouched, but that is about to change – unless a diverse group of citizens can prevail in an underdog fight against billionaires, anemic regulators and new economic realities.

A more diverse group of citizens now participates in the political process, and new candidates are able to run for office who otherwise might have been shut out because of the big-money chase required to compete successfully.

In addition, because access to deep-pocketed donors would no longer be a primary qualification for public office, Howard County's citizen-owned election system would empower a more diverse group of citizens to step forward, run for office and serve their communities.

One example from our case studies is the collective housing project Leeggoed in the Brussels municipality of Elsene (Depraetere, Vandenabeele & Oosterlynck, 2015 – DieGem case study 11).4 Leeggoed was realised by a diverse group of citizens who lived in precarious housing situations and joined together as a group to realise their right to housing with the support of several social organisations.

Although the Netherlands have a good track record in using innovative means to engage the general public in the science and technology debate--Van der Starre mentions the use of citizen panels, in which a diverse group of citizens gathers evidence and develops a statement on a particular scientific development or issue--both Schutter and Van der Starre think PCST can be improved.