It recognised the role of everyday perpetrators, that the genocide wasn't just committed by the elites in Kigali".
There's little recognition of the role of everyday people in disaster preparation and response -- families, schools, church groups, people at their workplaces.
But, easy access to tools that facilitate government transparency makes it harder to distinguish the appropriate role for journalists or activists from the role of everyday citizens.
This paper contributes to recent literature that considers the role of everyday activity in constructing 'healthy space', specifically exploring the tension between agency and structural processes in explanation.
Having followed Chuck's instincts on the role of everyday embodied experience in both case grammar and frame semantics, this seemed natural to me.
In this paper, we focus on understanding the critical role of everyday citizen in planning and policy-related issues in their city enabled by the newly emerging technological platforms such as mobile-based application and internet-based participatory platforms.
"Hillary Clinton has fought for campaign finance reform her entire career and, as president, will make it a priority to restore the role of everyday voters in elections," Mr. Schwerin said, "but the stakes of this election are too high to unilaterally disarm".
First, an ethnographic monograph, Animating Childhood in Almaty, shows the role of everyday enactments of ideal childhood, family, and home for preschool-aged children growing up in a temporary, state-run home.
"It is the march towards expanding and broadening the franchise and expanding the role of everyday Americans in the decisions that impact our lives, and his language about religious groups is worse than dog-whistle politics.
Cultural and gender-specific differences and the role of everyday-stress in resilience processes and dynamics were identified [ 45- 47].
