Sentence examples for make the populace from inspiring English sources
Any right decision like that is liable to make the populace moody.
It is worthy of note that genital sore was poorly perceived as a symptom and because of its association with increased incidence of HIV/AIDS, there is need to make the populace aware of the importance of the symptom as it relates to HIV transmission.
In the novel Chan has the government drug the water, making the populace forget a month of chaos and a brutal crackdown that restored order.
ISIS's rule in the Syrian province of Raqqa is based on absolute control of resources, of making the populace dependent on it, in effect a de facto quasi-slavery, harshest as usual for women, and minorities.
Although Dallas still has a chance to make the playoffs, the populace is more consumed with Parcells himself: his health, his happiness, his stress level, his contract status, his sense of inner peace.
He also attempted to make the largely Shīʿite populace of Iran adopt the Sunni form of Islam.
What does that make the rest of the populace -- juniors?) New York ranked No. 7, based on considerations like available medical care, living space for the elderly and the relative ease of getting around on subways and buses.
"We have granted you everything you demanded of us, we who had always been the givers, but have only now understood it," Galt lectures the "looters" and "moochers" who make up the populace.
Gollancz wrote a preface dissociating himself from Orwell's excoriating account of the casual connection made by the populace between socialists and 'cranks'; what he must have thought of Orwell's later satires on Stalin's imperialism is all too easy to imagine.
The battery's new support role marked a philosophical shift from 2007, when Gen. David H. Petraeus, then the top American commander here, made protecting the populace the highest priority.
He commented that both bodies also needed to "demonstrate more leadership" and avoid past foot-dragging on promises made to the populace.
