Sentence examples for make our citizens from inspiring English sources

For example, a policy maker sitting in Iceland or Italy may look at Sweden's ranking and ask why does the web seem to   serve  the people of Sweden apparently better than it does their own people... and therefore what can we do about it to make our citizens better served by the web?

We don't make our citizens sit in different sections of the bus because of their race, or limit their citizenship rights.

"Today, Californians recognized that legalizing marijuana will not make our citizens healthier, solve California's budget crisis, or reduce drug related violence in Mexico," said Gil Kerlikowske in a statement.

This transparency strengthens our country, makes our citizens better informed and ultimately enhances our democracy.

The Board of Health's assault on sweet things follows the same logic as outdoor smoking restrictions and bans on trans fats that have spread from New York to California and throughout the US all of these things will make our cities and citizens healthier, and therefore fitter, happier, and more productive.

Cross-border trade is the best way to make our fellow citizens forget about borders and to prove that we can do better.

Mystified by one another, we've grown hungry for stories that make our fellow-citizens comprehensible.

He said: "A smarter use of IT by government can do more than just deliver services more quickly and efficiently, it can also open up the institutions of state and make our lives as citizens more effective and rewarding.

The idea that we need to take everything in our own hands as citizens, make our institutions hackable – this is just ridiculous.

This kind of religious message lacks a moral call to us as individuals and citizens to make our society a better place.

But if that civic education has offered more than simply critique, if its basis is critical thinking, which involves developing a tolerance of, if not an appreciation for, difference and divergence, as well as a willingness and even eagerness for political action, then galvanized citizens can make our systems more robust.