Sentence examples for draw citizens from inspiring English sources
Within the China labyrinth, much cleverer tactics are in use, including efforts by the authorities to draw citizens into a cat's cradle of suspicion, praise, denunciation and control.
"Our pro-family message of faith and freedom will draw citizens to the polls in record numbers as we encourage all people of faith to continue their active involvement in the process we call Democracy," it said.
"The door should be used as a beacon to draw citizens to Washington, D.C. My hope is that whoever buys it will give it back to the house when it becomes a museum.
PAGE D4 'We Hold These Truths... ' Scholars of the Declaration of Independence trace its singular power to draw citizens together, and a series of readings by Mel Gibson, Whoopi Goldberg and others seeks to unlock the music in the words.
But what seems to draw citizens' ire the most are national food and retail outlets.
MIT Comparative Media Studies/Writing | "civics" The University of Texas Roderickk Hart argues that disagreements – endless, raucous disagreements – draw citizens in, or at least enough of them to sustain civic hope.
Indian royalty, big and small, and the temples they patronised, drew citizens in great numbers to the capital cities, which became economic hubs as well.
Yet the people of Mingo County have forged their own brand of resilience, one born of the tight-knit rural values that draw embattled citizens together.
Australia has gained a reputation as a centre of downloading activity — seeing reduced Netflix prices as a result, in an attempt to draw its citizens towards legal ways of watching TV shows.
The anti-euro AfD – Alternative for Germany – has been gaining political support since the European elections last May, and is now trying to use the anti-Islam Pegida protests in some parts of the country to further draw disaffected citizens into its orbit.
Similarly, this week's report predicted the law could draw UK citizens on the fringe toward extremism: "We cannot afford for those who are already marginalised to be pushed towards criminality or extremism.
