Sentence examples for general citizenship from inspiring English sources

Making administrative procedures and decisions transparent effectively contributed to the 'political literacy' of the general citizenship.

"Performance incentive schemes should be redesigned so that client satisfaction and general citizenship are part of the performance targets".

Non-Greek immigrants into Greek cities might be granted their own administrative system rather than being absorbed into the general citizenship; for example, the Jews in Alexandria had their own ethnarch and Council of Elders.

And really, whatever "Patriot Way" that has existed under head coach Bill Belichick and owner Robert Kraft has had less to do with a notion of general citizenship and much more to do with an approach to football itself, both in terms of preparation and game-day performance.

So far as I can tell, both civic integration policies and general citizenship policies are as rooted in the idea of permanent settlement as multiculturalism policies.

So why then do we see increased reliance on general citizenship policies and civic integration policies, despite the rise of liquid mobility?

In general, the citizenship office is not looking for originals.

[P]rior to 1961, there was no general requirement of citizenship to be a peace officer.

During the 1860s, its congresses should serve as a vast commission of enquiry and should eventually lead to a general definition of citizenship in Europe which could be implemented in national legislations.

Not only do children and teens need to learn technical skills, but, according to Microsoft's general manager for citizenship and public affairs, Lori Harnick, they must be inspired, empowered and realise their dreams.

But we have an opportunity, where at an age when young people are already pretty independent and pretty sophisticated, to give them a general preparation for citizenship and life.