How To Use Private citizen In A Sentence
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He emphasized that he was speaking as a private citizen, not in any official capacity.
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In each of the past two years, Iceland has convoked a national assembly of 1,000 randomly selected Icelandic citizens -- in 2009 via grassroots efforts of private citizens -- to discuss the nation's values and future following the bank collapse of 2008.
Iris Erlingsdottir: Power to the People
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Crime prevention has becomes the responsibility of the private citizen.
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A private citizen, secretly acting for the clergy, had pretended he was buying the land for non-religious purposes.
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The king was visiting France as a private citizen.
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the former President is now a private citizen
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Octavius had refused, whereupon Gracchus had “called upon the gods to witness that he did not willingly wish to remove his colleague,” had balloted the eighteenth tribe, and achieved a majority, and Octavius had been stripped of his tribuneship “reduced to the rank of a private citizen, he departed unobserved”.
Imperium
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The country encourages concealed-carry of handguns in public by private citizens.
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Luckily, the state's xenophobic legislation doesn't apply to me, a private citizen.
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These aren't adult private citizens; they are minors who are being educated in government-run schools.
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Liem had previously visited Pyongyang in 1977 as a private citizen.
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In a moment, the word was flashing across radio and TV nets to military officials and private citizens.
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Amid allegations by the opposition that Ma had "denigrated" the nation by meeting Aso as a "private citizen" rather than president, Aso remained diplomatic and said the low profile was at his own request.
Taipei Times
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The vigilante is either a lone-wolf cop or an aggrieved private citizen.
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In 2002, as the real invasion of Iraq drew near, Gardiner worked as a private citizen to develop nonclassified simulations of the situation that would follow the fall of Baghdad.
Will Iran Be Next?
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The publication of a book by a private citizen led to the breaking-off of diplomatic relations.
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In the case of property purchase from a private citizen, the buyer must pay a registration impost and a land registry tax.
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Indeed, it is often suggested that a major problem with the procedure is its lack of accessibility to the private citizen.
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I'm doing this in my capacity as a private citizen and as an officer of the court.
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Two days later Diana took a well-earned break, her last as a private citizen.
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Crime prevention has becomes the responsibility of the private citizen.
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He had made up his mind to appoint a nonpolitical committee of outside experts and prominent private citizens.
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Former president, now private citizen, Bill Clinton, giving his farewell speech to the nation Thursday night.
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The Insurance Companies are scum, and maybe private citizens can form competitive nonplus one profits to compete with them.
Steele: No guilt trip after Kennedy death
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All governments spend public money raised from private citizens and corporations in taxes.
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Excuse my interlineation of this correction of my post: "...than the private citizen should be telling the office-seeker what to say.
"In the end, voters will decide what's off-limits, but I can't imagine that the public will reward the politics of personal destruction."
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He visited it as a private citizen.
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And no sooner was his father buried and the ceremonies over that marked his accession to the throne, than the young man hastened to throw off his robes of state, and calling to his vizir to make ready likewise, stole out in the simple dress of a private citizen into the less known streets of the capital.
Still Separate & Unequal
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It seeks to inform and facilitate decisions appropriate to different levels of government and to private citizens at home and at work.
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Had he chosen to remain a private citizen he could have done as he pleased.
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These are issues that Bulgarian public servants and private citizens must address.
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What's it called when private citizens put up signs and sell their used stuff?
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While academic historians find time and money to meet in conclaves of complaint about lack of funding and their poverty of research opportunities, a private citizen simply puts his head down and gets on with the job.
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He emphasized that he was speaking as a private citizen, not in any official capacity.
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Worse, there are hints that the government uses this secret interpretation to gather what one Patriot-watcher calls a "dragnet" for massive amounts of information on private citizens; the government portrays its data-collection efforts much differently.
Boing Boing
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One he omits is a little gem, discussed here, that authorizes private citizen suits to force greater enforcement by Arizona government agencies.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Kobach on Arizona’s Immigration Law
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Liem had previously visited Pyongyang in 1977 as a private citizen.
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He thinks the best way to help the long-term unemployed is to allow private citizens to invest in local companies that can create more jobs.
Unemployed Americans Search for 'Lifeline' Until Jobs Return
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This case seems potentially more serious than the Sestak matter for at least three reasons: the dangler was a government official and not a private citizen/intermediary; the jobs dangled were paid positions (unlike the unpaid advisory slot dangled to Sestak); and Romanoff is not obviously as qualified for these jobs as Sestak was for the position discussed with him.
Obama's rusty machine politics
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Some critics of the federal government plans involving local police agencies and churches cite FEMA's attempt to "quell" dissent and facilitate the confiscation of guns from private citizens.
Infowars
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Coincident with Jefferson's resumption of public office, George Washington once again became a private citizen and had time to devote to his own fields.
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When a private citizen is robbed a worthy man is deprived of the fruits of his industry and thrift; when the government is robbed the worst that happens is that certain rogues and loafers have less money to play with than they had before.
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So Mr. Knowlton, a 30-year-old-private citizen, oilman and outdoor enthusiast here, is pushing a bill in the state Legislature to legalize hand fishing, also known as noodling, grabbing or hogging.
Long Arm of the Law Penalizes Texans Who Nab Catfish by Hand
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Now the obstacles seem even greater for Dole, the private citizen.
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It is through war that a hereditary prince retains power and a private citizen rises to power.
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There is far too much open water in this island where riparian owners are private citizens for a duty of such a wide general nature to be easily imposed by the law.
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The idea of the state snooping into the affairs of private citizens is anathema in a country which takes individual liberties seriously.
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The best way to make sure that a vast stimulus package doesn't turn into a federal boondoggle bonanza is for that money to go directly to private citizens and local governments.
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In Texas a single faculty member spoke through the public media as a private citizen.
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He had made up his mind to appoint a nonpolitical committee of outside experts and prominent private citizens.
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The report recommends engagement through free trade and allowing private citizens to travel freely between the two countries.
