Sentence examples for more complex citizens from inspiring English sources

Since government was getting more complex, citizens demanded more of a role in their government, and became more politically active.

In Israel the phenomenon is more complex because Arab citizens have ethnic, religious and family ties to people who live in jurisdictions that are in conflict with the state of Israel.

In HTA, public engagement methods can include basic information provision, to consultative mechanisms such as focus groups and consumer representation on decision making committees [ 9], to more complex methods of deliberation including citizens juries and consensus panels [ 5].

The situation is even made more complex by the increased mobility of citizens, for instance, influenced by direct low cost connections with distant cities, or waves of immigration.

But part of statesmanship is the ability to urge citizens to experience the much more complex emotion of hope.

It is impossible to exaggerate how much the EU will change - wider, more diverse, more complex - now that it will cover 450 million citizens.

For many years, economists have argued that there is a race between technology and automation on one side, and the ability of our society to educate its citizens to take on more and more complex tasks.

The calculations are made more complex by the interaction between the state pension (usually available to all citizens) and occupational retirement plans.

Rapid urbanisation and a more complex society mean that the party can no longer provide everything for its citizens as once it did, or claimed to.

The questions were also more complex than were the questions of the earlier era, and the average citizen was not adequately informed as to these issues.

Rationale and impact of providing an HRC citizens' income in return for reduced public sector employment are somewhat more complex, but of potentially even larger developmental import.