Sentence examples for setting citizens from inspiring English sources

Frost, having just snaked his way through the city, dodging a gun-toting, shooting horde, and setting citizens scrambling every which way, has slipped into the American Embassy and, after announcing his identity, been swept away by agents to the safe house for debriefing.

The explosion occurred outside a bank in a Bogotá neighborhood, setting citizens on edge just as the nation's peace process with rebel groups inches its way through what many hope will be its final stages.

From time to time, Forbes talked more enthusiastically than ever about the current vogue for devolution, the delicate negotiations it entails with national politicians, and how Newcastle might benefit: he thinks taking back power from Whitehall will "help set citizens free from a sense of hopelessness and neglect".

"It is clear that the Daesh (Isis) strategy is not only to set Europeans against refugees, but within Europe, to set citizen against citizen within communities, community against community within countries, and country against country in the Union".

Setting a Citizen's Income too low risks trapping more people in relative poverty, rather than lowering poverty rates overall.

Mr Rogov argues that the agenda will be set by citizens, both in Moscow and in the regions.

And many are not looking back, said Edwina Shanahan, a senior manager at Visa First, a company that helps set Irish citizens and others up with visas abroad.

On his campaign web site, Mr. Gingrich proposes that every community set up "citizens review" committees, apparently similar to the old draft boards (or perhaps more sinister bodies from the history of less democratic countires).

Fuel-cell-based measures the same used by police will set responsible citizens back over $250.

This kind of view needs to answer to the problem of how to ensure that politicians, administrators and experts actually do attempt to realize the aims set by citizens.

"You should not have people who are private citizens selected by other private citizens setting monetary policy".