Sentence examples for remind citizens from inspiring English sources
Others remind citizens that making one's own way to Mecca is "illegal".
Such a program would remind citizens of their "rights, entitlements, and duties," and would oblige the state to improve services.
What is these companies' reason for thinking the nation is keen for its snacks to remind citizens of the perilous state of the economy and government?
From Native American totem poles to the great pantheons of gods that adorn buildings in South Asia, the eyes of supernatural beings served to remind citizens that they are being watched.
Our interest here is in authors focusing on the institutional possibility of cosmopolitan citizenship, rather than on authors who use this ideal "to remind citizens of the unfinished moral business of the sovereign state and to draw their attention to the higher ethical aspirations which have yet to be embedded in political life" (Linklater 1999, 36).
We do remind citizens that safety is everyone's responsibility.
At its best, PublicStuff gently reminds citizens that cleaning up the city is everyone's job.
Iranian officials rail against these sanctions, reminding citizens at every opportunity that the mercenary west cares nothing for their safety.
To prove his point, the governor recently reminded citizens that the city has borrowed $600m since 2005 just to get by.
On September 2nd a senior Bosniak politician urged the parliament of the Federation, the Bosniak-Croat half of Bosnia, to pass a resolution reminding citizens that it was illegal for them to fight abroad.
Either way, donning the mantle of revolution, and reminding citizens of it every time they enter a public building, even if they voted for something else, won't assuage popular anger if that frenetic activity fails to deliver results.
