Sentence examples for full citizenry from inspiring English sources

When the government turns its full resources to spy, without suspicion or reason or legitimate purpose, on its full citizenry (including the Senate, charged with in theory a check-and-balance role on the executive), a fundamental shift occurs: the Government is no longer of the People, it has made the People its enemy.

Experienced civil registrars will form mobile brigades that will interview and register all eligible returned refugees in the area, giving them a second chance at full citizenry.

And we believe the broad citizenry will respond.

Most companies view it as good corporate citizenry".

The trial competence of the dicasteries rested on the principle, first introduced within certain limits by Solon and made universal after the establishment of full democracy, that the citizenry in its totality should judge the affairs of its members.

We need the media to have the full support of the citizenry against any bullying or manipulating by the government so we don't degenerate like other countries have in history when the government made the media the enemy.

The inability to enforce the contract between the government and the private firm robs the government, and the citizenry, of the full value of their oil.

He knows full well that an active citizenry is essential to Russia's success, and he often says so.

Only a more vigilant citizenry can provide a full-proof defense.

The Constitution is full of noble phrases that swell the citizenry with pride but that no mechanical umpire could apply.

Even after emancipation, as illustrated in the film Selma, unable to vote, shacked by "separate but equal" laws, and discriminated against due to the color of their skin, African Americans were prohibited from receiving the full rights and benefits of inclusion into the citizenry.