Sentence examples for populace which from inspiring English sources

In part, it comes from police interactions with the populace, which is known to be uneven, often race-based.

These are a form of shorthand, for reaching that section of our populace which appears incapable of reading.

The Manchu reforms and preparations for constitutionalism added a further fiscal exaction for the populace, which hardly benefited from these urban-oriented developments.

And the opposition has beaten on garbage cans and whooped and yelled and alarmed the populace, which they're quite good at.

So it goes with the aging rock and R&B populace, which was well represented at the awards by CLIVE DAVIS, BERRY GORDY and ROD STEWART.

Patterson's primary goal is to protect his county from Detroit's largely black, low-income populace, which he fears will cross Eight Mile Road and encroach upon the sprawl he loves.

If an American-led siege or storming of Baghdad should inflict casualties in the tens of thousands on the city's populace -- which looks increasingly necessary to achieve victory -- Iraqi, Arab and world reaction would be such that America's postwar plans would be impossible to fulfill.

I stroll a couple of blocks from the center of town, and it becomes evident that Peekskill is still home to the same hardy populace in which I passed an uneasy, restless adolescence, but it's also clear that gentrification has taken hold.

Whether Indonesia will actually sabotage its own populace, among which (as it points out itself in its complaint to RIM) there are far more BlackBerry users than in Singapore and other nearby countries, is not clear.

In contrast, the insurgent troops, with lighter equipment, were able to flee into the bush (the mato) amongst an ethnically similar populace into which they could melt away.

"But if I felt any threat existed from them, it would be on the micro scale related to the populace in which they operate, which is not nearly as large as some would like to believe".