Sentence examples for response to citizen from inspiring English sources

The furor over the case exposed deep problems in the police department's response to citizen complaints, its rare punishment of problematic officers, and City Hall's tacit coöperation.

Adair Rocha, a party founder and an official in Lula's government who frequently speaks to the former president, said there is a divide between those who want to align themselves with the protesters and those who strongly back Rousseff's "institutional" response to citizen demands.

First, the Emirate defined a vision to deliver "world-class" quality care in response to citizen's needs.

Quick response to citizen calls for service can 1) improve the chances of catching the offender at the scene or nearby 2) increase the changes of identify and locate witnesses, 3) provide immediate gathering of physical evidence, 4) provide immediate lifesaving first aid, 5) enhances the reputation of police department, 6) creates citizen satisfaction with the police [5, 6].

In an interview, John Kelleher, Nevada's chief deputy attorney general, said the investigation began in response to citizen complaints.

In response to citizen suggestions, the city is planning to erect spotlights to illuminate the arches and pylons of the North Broadway Bridge so they can be seen from a distance at night, like the bridges over the Seine in Paris.

Marcello Panettoni, director general of the Venice transport authority, said the new line was a response to citizens' complaints that the hordes of tourists cramming onto water buses, with luggage in tow, had been leaving residents stuck on dry land.

She found that Amazon's deal gives the company the ability not just to work with the government to tailor what information it provides in response to citizens' requests, which is common, but also allows time for the company to go to court to prevent the release of the information.

In response to citizens' cellphone photographs and video documentation of fraud in December, the chairman of the Central Election Commission, Vladimir Y . Churov announced that 180,000 Web cameras — installed at a cost of $450 million — would be used to record activity inside polling stations in real time and turned off "only after the counting of votes and the final signing of the protocols".

Larson simply provided an obligatory scientific response to citizens seeking an announcement of contact with extraterrestrials.

They could play a leading role in pushing for investigative or monitoring mechanisms to hold the government to account for its brutal response to citizens exercising their fundamental rights to expression and assembly ― or the toll of the dead and the tortured will continue to rise.