Sentence examples for part of citizen from inspiring English sources

The first part of "Citizen" is told in the second person, which seems both a way of distancing the speaker from herself and of forcing the reader to be included, to be put in the position of "you," the person who is at the center of this experience.

However, policymakers, practitioners, scientists, and teachers still need to realize that youth can be part of policy and scientific fields of DRR (Cumiskey et al. 2015), and be part of citizen science initiatives.

A related outcome of the emergence of "big data" has been an increased emphasis on alternative forms of natural history information, including increased use of observations collected as part of citizen science efforts (Silvertown 2009).

Finally, there is the need for "sympathetic imagination" on the part of citizens.

The move that comes after months of lobbying on the part of citizens concerned that global warming has not gotten due attention.

"If we do not see a successful response to that," she said, "there is a temptation on the part of citizens and government to resort to authoritarian measures".

Thus, their governance is a key issue and calls for renewed interest on the part of citizens and the political sphere in order to avoid the exacerbation of social and racial tensions.

The court find the actions by the defendants has indeed degraded and insulted an large part of citizens, in this case religious citizens and fueled hatred and hostility from them and was therefore in violation of the Russian constitution.

It has never, of course, been quite that in Britain; but at the moment it can feel that politics is less a part of citizens' culture than it ever has been since the franchise was fully extended in 1928.

Low voter turnout, at 42percentt, was attributed to bad weather, general confusion and apathy on the part of citizens who felt that they had already decided the issue, in national referendums on abortion in 1983 and again in 1992.

There have also been vicious, xenophobic diatribes from conservative legislators and puzzlement on the part of citizens trying to grasp the relevance of a wall-size portrait of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California with a basketball hoop on his forehead, or a group of giant red figurines perched on a downtown square and a nearby rooftop.