Sentence examples for which citizens are from inspiring English sources

His presidency has accomplished so much of which citizens are not aware.

The one way in which citizens are likely increasingly to resemble real consumers is in their willingness to complain.

The second issue that needs addressing is the degree to which citizens are the primary controllers of information about them.

Although claiming the formal equality of citizens, the liberal democratic view tends to underemphasize ways in which citizens are not in fact equal in society.

In Portland, Chief Moose made his reputation as an advocate of community policing, in which citizens are encouraged to work closely with the police.

What I do know is that technology can create more direct forms of democracy in which citizens are more deeply involved.

And then he returned to his subject, which was the dire prospect of a country in which citizens were afraid to criticize their government.

The film-makers were depicting a fascist and oppressive society in which citizens were kept pliant through a diet of bread and circuses.

The hunger for incontrovertible evidence, he believes, is a legacy of the way in which citizens were sold misleading intelligence before the Iraq War.

On a 1949 ballot on which citizens were supposed to proclaim their support for the single party candidate, Ivan Burylov, a beekeeper, had scrawled his intemperate commentary, "Comedy".

Additional personnel was trained by the FBI to investigate the flood of complaints regarding suspicious activities which citizens were encouraged to report, and its rolls of clerical and investigative employees reached an allotted peak of 14,300.