Sentence examples for vital citizens from inspiring English sources

The wised-up, hollowed-out characters Terry encounters may have the sickly look of people who do business under lampposts, but they are vital citizens of Fusilli's gorgeous nightmare of a city.

And yet, amazingly, even without my 140 character acts of vital citizen journalism the world has carried on turning.

"The ubiquity of statistics makes it vital that citizens, scientists and policy makers are fluent with numbers," the report says.

They urged courts to suspend all activities except those vital to citizens, and it was unclear how individual courts might respond.

As more politicians jump on Gov. George E. Pataki's bandwagon to protest what they call a "blame America first" project, it's vital for citizens to speak out.

(If you want to be sure "care" remains part of the health care reform bill, I hope you'll read through this post to the end. Then write or call your Congressional representatives. It is vital that citizens weigh in on this issue).

"We think it is vital for citizens of one of the world's most polluted cities to have easy access to air quality information and given clear explanations of how to interpret it through social media," says Haskopf. "Providing this information empowers the public to play an important role in having a say in the future of the air quality and, ultimately, the health of their home".

"School children are vital to citizen science," says Fradera. "In terms of finding people who have a genuine enthusiasm, and love of nature, you can't really do better than going to a school where there are 30 kids screaming with excitement at what they are going to do".

Under these rules, the authorities are supposed to make public any information involving the "vital interests of citizens".

China still isn't being open enough about SARS to satisfy the World Health Organization and scarcely open at all about other subjects vital to its citizens' lives.

Such detail is vital to allow citizens to hold governments to account for the wealth generated by natural resources in their countries.