Sentence examples for unique citizen from inspiring English sources

Almost 40% of the content comes from users thanks, said Astley, "to the site's unique citizen journalism model and UGC functionality".

Critics claim the plans for the wholesale use in Scotland of the unique citizen reference number (UCRN) were extremely similar to the national ID card proposals by the UK Labour government, which were dropped on privacy and civil rights grounds after the coalition took office in 2010.

Hunstable told me Ustream has long been interested in apps that enable more unique citizen journalism (millions used the service to broadcast footage from Occupy and the Arab Spring), and is excited to see what ideas are built around live engagement at sporting events and concerts.

It is possible to link the screening programme and the cancer registry databases using the unique citizen ID numbers, which will enable the identification of false-negative cases and interval cancers.

EGN: Unique citizen's number; EU: European Union; GDP: Gross Domestic Product; GP: General Practitioner; NGO: Non-governmental Organization; NHIF: National Health Insurance Fund.

For example, it became apparent from the interviews that children who do not hold Bulgarian passports, or do not have a unique citizen's number (EGN), are not entitled to receive health services.

We are a nation made up of bright, unique citizens.

With the passing of Lawrence J. Israel in Chicago on August 12, the world lost a unique and remarkable citizen.

We used the Swedish National Registration Number, unique to each citizen, to collect information on emigrations from the Swedish National Population Register, and to obtain information on date and cause of death until December 31 2003 from the Swedish Cause of Death Register.

Tracing of relatives for construction of pedigrees was based on data from the computerised national civil registration systems of the Nordic countries, as these systems make use of the personal identification number (PIN), unique for each citizen, allowing accurate linkage of registry information on parents and their offspring.

The Washitaw are unique among sovereign citizens in that they do have a hierarchy, Potok said, but they nonetheless fall in line with sovereign aspirations: to separate themselves from the United States, and unburden themselves of its laws.