Sentence examples for lowering citizens from inspiring English sources

Lowering citizens' perception of corruption in public services depends most of all on reducing their experience of it, but also on improving the quality of services and access to services.

Lowering citizens' perception of corruption in public services depends on reducing their experience of it, on improving service quality and access and -- perhaps most importantly -- on making citizens feel they are well-informed participants in the work of government.

Whereas Lady Thatcher deliberately lowered citizens' expectations of what the state could do for them, Mr Blair spent his first term and this election raising expectations.He will not be able to meet them just by spending more on public services, though there will be a lot more cash for a while.

Before going swimming in streams, rivers, and lakes, completely wrap yourself in AquaDuct Body Tape (it's perspiration-resistant). Scenario 5: Constant emergencies lower citizen morale.

Record numbers of voters are testing the limits of a system designed to accommodate far lower citizen engagement.

And the new arrangement would be much fairer since annuity providers would reflect the lower life expectancy of lower-paid citizens in a higher annual retirement income.

Again, this is the fundamental trade-off: lowering the enjoyment law-abiding citizens get from shooting semi-automatic weapons, while reducing the number of Newtown-like events.

Each state also reserves a certain number for lower-caste citizens, according to their proportion in the population.

In an interview with National Public Radio on Friday, Mrs. Clinton criticized Mr. Bush's plan for excluding lower-income citizens.

"I don't want hearing people to see deaf people as lower-class citizens, who can't work or drive, or need carers.

As if the heartache of leaving a child behind isn't wrenching enough, these migrant women are often treated as lower-class citizens when they arrive in Singapore.