Sentence examples for told citizens from inspiring English sources

Belgian forces – searching for suspects in the aftermath of the Paris attacks – told citizens to stay indoors and not go near their windows for safety reasons.

Mexico's president, Felipe Calderon, has told citizens to stay home from Friday for the five-day partial shutdown of the economy.

Mexico's president, Felipe Calderón, has told citizens to stay home from Friday for a five-day partial shutdown of the economy.

Analysts said the move was more likely as the policy in Cyprus represented a major about-face for the local government, which had repeatedly told citizens that it would not impose the one-time tax.

But we do know that American officials have told citizens of the United States to stay at least 50 miles away from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in Japan as the nuclear crisis continues.

But they were positively helpful next to Louisiana's governor, who cried and said that we should all pray, and New Orleans' mayor, who told citizens they should evacuate but didn't say how, predicted a second major flood, which didn't materialize, sniped at the federal authorities, and kept reminding everyone that the situation was desperate.

To someone like Powers, this might have sounded faintly oppressive: the President telling citizens what jokes not to tell.

UNICEF and Liberia's government have commissioned the track "Ebola is Real" to tell citizens how to protect themselves.

In the meantime, Mr. Mbeki is telling citizens not to be fooled by his critics.

They tell citizens you look Hispanic and your documents look fake.

Normally, I wouldn't tell citizens of the five boroughs to drive three hours to be told that New York is a helluva town.