Sentence examples for have a populace from inspiring English sources

"Or you will have a populace that is tending toward the other extreme of saying: 'These guys have failed.

"We have enormous volume, we have a complex city, we have many different languages spoken and we have a populace that rightly expects to have government be responsive in ways that, in many other cities, government is not".

You can't have a populace made up entirely of high-earning CEOs and venture capitalists; no surgeon can operate without people to sterilise the room before and after he does his work.

For example, countries with higher GDP per capita may have a populace whose worldview is formed by the opportunities that are afforded by an advanced economy, which allows for more focus on education and science (Jaumotte et al. 2008).

The correlation suggests that about 47% of the variation in teacher salary (at the state level) can be explained by advanced degree attainment (again at the state level), which suggests states with higher teacher salaries have a populace with a greater level of advanced degree attainment.

To really add to that informed consent that makes any democracy workable, you need to have a populace of people who know what's happening so that they can create a view about it.

It also has a populace that has, for over two centuries, never been slow to take to the streets.

Despite being one of the most highly recognized democracies in the world, the United States has a populace that is seemingly indifferent to voting.

"The thing that we forget," he added, is that "we have a Communist populace".

The Framers' intent was to have an armed populace capable of defending themselves from all forms of tyranny.

Transparency, the willingness to share with the public all that can be made known about the decision-making process is desirable in a democracy if we are to have an informed populace.