Sentence examples for special citizens from inspiring English sources

Cemetery officials said they were reserved for special citizens.

Catherine Brown, chief executive of the Food Standards Agency, revealed on Tuesday that special citizens' forums were being established to gauge the "consumer acceptability" of low levels of other species' DNA in beef, pork or other meats.

As an alternative to the tumultuous public sessions, the Council has established special "citizens' hearings" in each of the city's five wards, but residents often find themselves addressing only one or two of the Council's nine members.

This results in minority groups becoming "special citizens" subject to a series of special regulations ("minority policies") while the national laws and regulations are disregarded.

In a special category reserved only for a few Presidents and other very special citizens, John Wayne for 40 years (dating roughly from his appearance in "Stagecoach" in 1939) was elevated by his countrymen to the status of genuine folk hero.

Gustavo Fondevila, an expert in public security with Mexico City's CIDE research institute, notes that past attempts to improve the police image including the creation of a special "citizens protection unit"—have generated little more than a temporary bump in confidence.

He is a special citizen".

So I'm a special citizen now.

"There is no special citizen before the law.

That move could fail to gain momentum, at least in part because the CSST vote comes after years of special citizen committee research, a unanimous recommendation from city staff and its fire marshal.

Even so, he has supplemented his force with what he said were some 15,000 "special police" — citizens whom he cannot pay, but whom he is willing to arm.