Sentence examples for repeated citizen from inspiring English sources

A case study of a social support portal illustrates the approach and shows the need for repeated citizen inquiry, as the implementation of user requirements in low-fidelity prototype design is not always accepted by prospective end-users.

Last March, after a seven-year legal battle, waged by Futterman, Kalven, and two Chicago law firms — Loevy & Loevy and the People's Law Office — to obtain records of police officers who had accumulated repeated citizen complaints, an Illinois appeals-court judge ordered the records released.

It is a cliche often repeated that citizens in the UK are seeking Scandinavian-level public services with US-level tax rates.

She insisted that everything the party had pledged would be fully costed in the manifesto and repeated that the citizen's income plans would not happen in the next parliament because it would be such a complex change to the welfare system.

In several photographs, this metaphor repeats — unarmed citizens eye to eye, at times debating, with soldiers who, even as they grip their weapons, appear disarmed by circumstance.

On Friday evening, the police repeated warnings for citizens to stay indoors, tweeting in several languages.

Despite repeated requests from citizens whose lives and country are being destroyed daily the Obama administration has to date refused invitations to visit the area and see first hand what the situation really is - the extent of destruction can only be appreciated first hand from the air.

Torture was transformed from something physical into an event that was repeated incessantly in each citizen's inner world, paralysing him or her with fear.

Senator Feinstein's amendment would ensure that Latif's treatment is not repeated with a U.S. citizen or lawful resident on U.S. soil.

The police had ignored repeated warnings from anxious citizens.

General Keith Alexander, director of the National Security Agency, lied in 2012 that the NSA does not hold data on US citizens, and repeated similar misstatements, under oath, to Congress about the program: We're not authorized to do it [data collection on US citizens], nor do we do it.