Walkability in the city is naturally a suitable domain for citizen science, because the street network is very vast and complex to analyze by other means and because walkability is important for many citizens.
Asked whether the Kremlin was planning to manipulate Sunday's election Vladimir Churov, the head of Russia's central election commission, told the Guardian: "They will be the most free, most transparent, and most suitable elections for citizens".
Such a performance impressed the leaders of many developing countries, who concluded that China's state-directed model of economic expansion was far more suitable for their citizens than the West's private-enterprise-driven one.
When there are no suitable "official" intermediaries, private citizens can fill the gap.
Much of the feedback I've received is that congestion levels have risen in Vancouver but that Malahat is not a suitable example for Vancouver citizens to understand.
They say the idea is more suitable for richer nations whose citizens can afford to take basic urban services such as drinking water, toilets or electricity for granted.
In a letter to Beijing authorities published this week, Pan Shiyi, one of Beijing's best-known developers, said that fireworks displays by citizens might be suitable for rural cultures, but not for a dense, modern city like Beijing.
North Carolina senator Jesse Helms was critical of the plan, saying that he was "opposed to the sale of U.S. gold to foreign and international banks and gold dealers" and that medallions should be "produced in small size, suitable for sale to average citizens".
In many countries, a joint procedure in which scientists, policymakers, practitioners, and citizens jointly seek suitable and context-sensitive answers to their questions is still rather uncommon [ 4– 6].
Wire the White House from top to bottom, and put the results under lock and key, rigidly protected by law from congressional subpoena or citizen lawsuit, for some suitable period of time, say forty years.
