Sentence examples for status citizens from inspiring English sources

Professor Noah J. Goldstein of the University of Chicago, one of the paper's authors, said that people are sometimes most easily persuaded by narrowly directed appeals, rather than appeals that cite characteristics they may believe to be important, like gender ("men and women") or political status ("citizens").

This connection can be quite direct, as when empirical studies show that existing forms of participation are highly correlated with high status and income, that lower income and status citizens were often unwilling to participate in a public forum for fear of public humiliation (Verba, et al 1995, Mansbridge 1991, Kelly 2000).

Smoking, obesity and sedentary living are more prevalent among low-status citizens.

There is also evidence of differences in the health status of citizens who use traditional 'offline' sources of health information and citizens who use 'online' information from the Internet for the same purpose.

Unionists are so called because they want to preserve their status as citizens of the United Kingdom.

There has been no response from the government, which still refuses to grant them equal status as citizens of Pakistan.

The efforts by African-Americans to secure their status as citizens in these Indian nations are a matter of justice, not genetics.

They are entitled to clear recognition of their equal status as citizens of a country that is founded on the principle that we are all inherently worthy.

It was unnecessary, a group of Reform rabbis announced in 1845, because "our newly gained status as citizens constitutes a partial fulfillment of our messianic hopes".

The push for an early agreement on the status of citizens comes amid concern from many European leaders about the rights of their nationals in a post-Brexit Britain.

The practice of counter-cyclical public spending on public works in order to protect the real economy, the status of citizens and the institutions of society, goes back, as does so much else these days, to Athens.