Sentence examples for particular citizens from inspiring English sources

Others zero in on individual stories, hoping to illuminate the city's complex fate through the experiences of particular citizens.

In particular, citizens who have the least representation and the least flexibility — the poor and the young — will get a chance to participate in our democracy.

When a state sanctions the killing of citizens, in particular citizens who are lawyers, it puts the rule of law and democracy in jeopardy.

At the same time, Mrs. Whitman showed her knack for personal contact with people not only by having her daughter, Kate, introduce her, but also by saluting particular citizens for work they had done for the state during her two terms.

"The free exercise clause simply cannot be understood to require the Government to conduct its own internal affairs in ways that comport with the religious beliefs of particular citizens," Chief Justice Warren E. Burger said in a portion of his opinion that was joined by seven other Justices.

In particular, citizens need to be empowered to consider preferred futures themselves.

The critics have been hard put to point to any tangible harm that has been done to any particular citizen.

Give us an example of how your app has improved the life of a particular citizen in their city.

A group of policy makers unilaterally deciding that a particular citizen needs to be targeted is not, by any stretch of the imagination, due process.

And in particular Citizen Kane.

No party can press for agreement on principles that will arbitrarily favor the particular citizen they represent, because no party knows the specific attributes of the citizen they represent.