Sentence examples for involved citizenry from inspiring English sources

At the level of principle, it needs to be argued forcefully that a democratic society requires an educated and involved citizenry.

That goes to the earlier point about the need for an active and involved citizenry.

"It's important to hear what's on the minds of the people and what their concerns are, and get outside of Washington, D.C., where too often those values are not readily visible," Mr. McClellan said, referring to the values of compassion and an involved citizenry that Mr. Bush intends to discuss on his travels.

"The only thing that will really change [the bureaucracy] is an involved citizenry, and that will come through the neighborhood councils, the neighborhood form of government," Wachs said.

Necessary, because the fight against climate change will never succeed if we do not have an aware and involved citizenry to provide the small, daily gestures that make up great actions.

But as you seek to create this network of not just officials but individuals, how do you bring the less adept or less committed into the network, so that we've got across the country a --the kind of powerful, involved citizenry and officialdom that you're talking about?

Professor Putnam, who wrote "Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community," says a durable war effort can be built by tapping into America's new mood of patriotism to involve the citizenry.

The message to Kenyans and the world is - we mean business and Kenya will protect the product that our tourism industry depends on with effective laws and institutions to regulate, manage and involve the citizenry.

The USAID is designed to "help people exercise their fundamental rights and freedoms, and give them access to tools to improve their lives and connect with the outside world," a spokesman for the agency told the AP, and claims that hiding its involvement was just designed to protect the citizenry involved.

What might cinema reveal of the logistical skills, resourcefulness, courage, doubts, arguments and fears of the citizenry involved?

Unlike Labour, whose centralized policies evinced a "metropolitan snobbishness" and a "certain level of hauteur," Clark said, the Conservatives' emphasis on getting regular people involved demonstrates a belief in the citizenry's fundamental intelligence and altruism.