I do everything I can to be a good citizen.
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"Be a good neighbor, be a good citizen," Newsom said.
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You can do science and still be a good citizen.
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"Any good citizen would have done what I did," Abdallah said.
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Student Opinion In your opinion, what makes someone a "good citizen"?
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I'm a good citizen, a good father, I recycle, and I masturbate.
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Well, be a good citizen and stay with me for a minute.
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Mr. Trump is not simply a good citizen with a different perspective.
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He is the embodiment of everything that a good citizen should abhor.
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She is, unfailingly, a good neighbor and good citizen first — and entertainer second.
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This ain't the first time Ford's held up as a standout good citizen.
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She has defined a code of conduct to prove herself a good citizen.
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And Disney -- people want Disney to be a good citizen of the world.
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It wouldn't be because I'm a good citizen, law-abiding, trustworthy, on the merits.
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He was a good citizen, and he was Latino and proud of his roots.
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I feel I am doing all the right things to be a good citizen.
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And that starts with being a good citizen in the places that you work.
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I want to raise my daughter so she grows up to be a good citizen.
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"I want to follow American law and rules to be good citizen," Ms. Yang said.
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What does it mean to be a "good citizen" in the context of this outbreak?
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I think they share a basic philosophy about what it means to be a good citizen.
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You'll still get your sweat on while also being a good citizen by practicing social distancing.
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It is not just about being a good citizen but also about making your business better.
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You, like any good citizen turn to your local law enforcement agency to report the crime.
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The American Kennel Club offers one such certificate for graduates of their Canine Good Citizen program.
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"As a good citizen I tried to help him fulfill his wish," Ghaneim explained in an interview.
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However, Peter Kraus, for all his brow-furrowing comeliness, is not a good citizen of Bachelor Nation.
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When I think about voting, I can skip it and still see myself as a good citizen.
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I wanted to fight foreign aggression, to be an honorable man and to be a good citizen.
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As Johnson already knows through philanthropic efforts, being a good citizen isn't only about running for office.
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Medium has been a good citizen as it lets you export your posts and drafts as a convenient .
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I wonder if there's a question that lies beneath this: How does someone be a good citizen today?
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"Well, friends, being a good citizen is as easy as three simple steps," she writes in the conclusion.
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" He's a good citizen: "Other players on other teams have done way worse things than anything I ever have.
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Honoring your moral obligation and respecting your legal duties is part of being a good citizen and a leader.
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"Allergan is committed to being a good citizen in self-policing and being disciplined about price increases," Saunders said.
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There's also a call for people to submit their ideas about what it means to be a good citizen.
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Uber's emphasizing the Good Citizen aspect of this behavior, in that taking part will help your fellow riders save time.
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But over time, knee-jerk praise for the military has almost become a necessary condition of being a good citizen.
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If you want to be a good citizen, you have to stay informed, not bury your head in the sand.
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"I'm a good citizen, I'm a good father, I recycle, and I masturbate, and I'm proud of it," he says.
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She did not respond, perhaps because she was too busy being a good citizen helping elderly neighbors with their groceries.
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"Some say he is civil society; he is a nice person, a good citizen," Mr. Erdogan said of Mr. Kavala.
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I have that responsibility then of doing mentorship and outreach and having everyone in the company to be a good citizen.
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Huawei has worked hard to be a good citizen since then, boasting about its business practices and respect for intellectual property.
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These were the virtues required of a good citizen, the love of freedom but also generosity and commitment to the common good.
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We think he's a teacher — not just baseball but teaching these guys about being a solid human being and a good citizen.
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That enabled a good citizen named M. Daly to send a telegram to The Times announcing that he had found the creature.
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The Canine Good Citizen program teaches a dog how to master 10 skills, from sitting when asked to playing well with others.
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A lot of that has to do with the way Amazon is trying to be a good citizen on your Wi-Fi network.
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It's about how to be a good neighbor and a good citizen so that collectively, we can prevent the virus from spreading further.
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" Bee sees the march -- a post-inauguration rally expected to draw up to 200,000 -- as a "just a day [to be] a good citizen.
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In Denmark, "the very idea that religion is taken seriously is the antithesis of being a good citizen," said Mr. Mouritsen, the political scientist.
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It would also be an abdication of responsibility to be a good citizen — to be informed and to work to make life better for others.
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And remember, at some point, voluntarily or involuntarily, you'll be moving out and returning to the highest honor our nation bestows: being a good citizen.
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Is there an argument that maybe being a good citizen these days includes being that person at a party who is bringing up something uncomfortable?
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Victoria Carias told the Los Angeles Times her husband has been "a good citizen" whose only crime was entering the country illegally all those years ago.
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Being a good citizen can provide psychic income, and that used to be, it seems, what drew more idealistic women and men to serve in Congress.
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As for the therapy animal organizations, one-third required only an American Kennel Club Canine Good Citizen certificate and only 52% required regular retesting of animals.
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I think being a good citizen in a politically tumultuous time ... I don't think that there's a script for what to do to do it right.
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The media have even quoted critics comparing such tactics to the Japanese handing out "good citizen" certificates to trusted Chinese during the imperial army's hated wartime occupation.
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I think Katy Perry doing Warped Tour as her first tour taught her how to be a live act, and also turned her into a good citizen.
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So, when presented with the prospect of eating lunch alone, I, like any good citizen of the modern world, turned to the internet for comfort and companionship.
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Based in Chicago, the foundation is "a living, working start-up for citizenship" which looks at promoting how to be a good citizen within the 21st century.
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"I think somebody who has vested time and effort and can make a contribution to our country will be a really good citizen," the former President told Geist.
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Develop your own method for getting the news, so that you can be a good citizen and be aware of the issues and take appropriate actions if needed.
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"I tried my best to be a good citizen for myself and my sons," he told a judge at his sentencing in 2010, according to a court transcript.
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So food is important, but it's also important to read to your kids, and help them with their homework, and teach them how to be a good citizen.
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Now, remember, Glen Simpson testified that he only pursue this information because he thought it was good citizenship, wasn&apost about politics, it was about being a good citizen.
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At the heart of this and other recently opened urban data-analytics programs is a big question: How can you create a good data scientist and a good citizen?
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From what investigators can gather, the rationale to let Freshwaters go in West Virginia was that he'd been a good citizen during his time in the state, Elliott said.
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"Sometimes it's just a few concerned citizens who are willing to write 10 letters, meet with council people, and just do their job as a good citizen," she said.
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"Some try to deflect the truth by means of praises attributed to him such as 'He was a good citizen, a media member, an NGO representative,' " Mr. Erdogan said.
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"I don't think anybody who is trying to think about being a good citizen online is comfortable with saying, 'well, Facebook should decide what [news] we're looking at,'" he said.
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"The gun bought by the good citizen and the gun used by the criminal are the same gun," notes Ivan Marques, the director of Instituto Sou da Paz, an NGO.
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Hanna's mother, Andrea—in my head, she works 60 hours a week to make sure that her son has everything he needs to be able to be a good citizen.
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He later went on to become a good citizen in Norman, a popular teammate, a player respected by his coaches, and one of the most talented players in college football.
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Even as China tries to position itself as a global good citizen, it has continued to reject an international tribunal's ruling against its territorial claims in the South China Sea.
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Twitter definitely agrees: Alice's Taylor Swift certainly seems like a major turning point for the character, who, up until now, has always tried to play the "good citizen of Riverdale" card.
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From the choice he's made, he isn't exactly a "good citizen" by American standards; seeing as though he isn't speaking out and making sure he is carrying out his civic duties.
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"I'm devastated, but accepting, and I'll use this opportunity to live my apology and become the family member, friend, business person and good citizen I should have been all along," McFarland added.
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It "rests on an odd combination of perpetuating both the Confederate legacy and the idea that this was not really in conflict with being a good citizen of the nation," she added.
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"Well I think somebody who's vested time and effort and can make a contribution to our country will be a really good citizen," he told NBC's Willie Geist in excerpts released Tuesday.
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Reward yourself for being a good citizen by picking up a library card card at any of our libraries that comes with a collection of 30,000 movies you can stream from home.
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"I'm devastated, but accepting, and I'll use this opportunity to live my apology and become the family member, friend, business person and good citizen I should have been all along," he tells PEOPLE.
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It also considers safety measurements such as crashes, infractions (like running a red light), and a new measure called "roadmanship," which measures if the vehicle is a "good citizen" of the roadway (e.g.
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There were the usual cliques and hierarchies, but because it was a Catholic school, the focus was on being a good citizen of the community and using your talents for a higher purpose.
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Being a good citizen of our country does not have to include being religious; that is why the Constitution explicitly forbids religious tests for any office or public trust under the United States.
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She published three books of praise for the Klan and a periodical devoted exclusively to the Klan, the Good Citizen, and offered positive appraisals of the Klan in her many other sermons, books, and hymnals.
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"I think some of my closest friends are Mormons or ex-Mormons because we share a lot of lifestyle values and the focus on family and politeness, ethical behavior, being a good citizen," she added.
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If I stayed true to my Christian principles—if I was a good man, a good citizen, and a good leader—one day I could reach my goals and those things can come to fruition.
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So we enrolled him in a six-session Canine Good Citizen class at the Southampton Animal Shelter in Hampton Bays, N.Y. Unexpectedly, the one dog he was tranquil around was a pit bull named Bundles.
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But China is also now loudly speaking the language of international development; it has announced that it is stepping up to be a global good citizen concerned about the economic well-being of its neighbors.
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They have also launched the Obama Foundation, which will "focus on developing the next generation of citizens — and what it means to be a good citizen in the 21st century," according to the foundation's website.
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After helping give us Donald Trump as president and mass killings in places where a lie can dash around the world before truth puts on its pants, Facebook has lately been playacting as a good citizen.
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Being able to both move the field forward in terms of making information available and gleaning knowledge, as well as being a good citizen in a space that's moving quickly, are both very important to us.
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Throughout this campaign, Trump has proven himself to be the embodiment of this toxic system, personally taking advantage of every loophole and scheme to avoid obligations that most Americans consider part of being a good citizen.
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And while you're a good citizen who knows that politics is a serious business that shapes our lives in obvious and invisible ways, you can't help getting caught up in the spectacle of an election night.
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While first responders and military personnel are often exemplary citizens and exhibit the qualities of bravery, selflessness and patriotism we value, working in these fields is far from the only way to be a good citizen.
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Maybe you're also you're the sort of person who can stop yourself from looking at a flaming car wreck by the side of the highway, a good citizen conscientiously doing your part to avoid a rubbernecking backup.
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" But Dr. Burch offered a solution: "Some of the country's biggest insurance companies, such as Allstate, Liberty Mutual and the Hartford, will insure breeds of dogs they wouldn't otherwise if the dog has Canine Good Citizen training.
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But I think this is where everybody in America figures out how you do your job —whatever your job is — as a good citizen, as a patriot, as someone who's going to resist normalizing what shouldn't be normalized.
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"We trust Disney with our cultural stories, we trust Disney with our children and we trust them to educate all of us on being a good citizen and having a happy life and all those things," Hutchins pointed out.
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To be a good citizen, to be a good worker, you often have to make an altruistic commitment to some group or ideal, which will see you through those times when your job of citizenship is hard and frustrating.
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"Walmart has struggled historically to be seen as a good citizen," Witold Henisz, professor of management at the Wharton School, said, citing how Walmart has been attacked for its wages and working conditions, being the nation's largest private employer.
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" And his two following tweets announced the creation of the Obama Foundation, which, according to the Foundation's website, "will focus on developing the next generation of citizens — and what it means to be a good citizen in the 21st century.
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Oliver also mentioned torture of political opponents, the infamous experiment to leverage WeChat data to give you a score and determine if you're a good citizen, Tiananmen Square protests, Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo's recent death and, yes, online censorship.
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"I'm personally a big believer in the way to be a good citizen is to participate, is to try to advocate your point of view, not to just sit on the sideline and yell or complain," Cook told The Irish Times.
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Even when the pandemic is over; even when the vaccines have been distributed; even when we trickle back into schools and offices; remember this time when you fought to help people, to be a good citizen and an inclusive neighbor.
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"He also claimed that he was "immature" before his arrest and that he had become more mature while serving his prison sentence, and that he wanted to live his life as a "good Muslim and also a good citizen of Britain.
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Both disregard the facts when they have a story that suits them, unable to imagine this ordinary, boring white guy as the hero of the story, a basically good citizen despite his large stash of guns and occasionally eccentric behavior.
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"This is important, because people are more likely to change habits if they see that there is a personal health benefit than if they are doing so only for the sake of being a good citizen and protecting the environment," he said.
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What more proof do we need that a person who enters the country illegally out of fear for his life (or a life of utter poverty) will make a good citizen than over 20 years of being gainfully employed and paying taxes?
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"Iran knows what the rules of being a good citizen in the world are, if they continue to live outside of the bounds of that, I suspect the U.S. will continue to have a very strong and harsh line toward them," Perry said.
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"Iran knows what the rules of being a good citizen in the world are, if they continue to live outside of the bounds of that, I suspect the U.S. will continue to have a very strong and harsh line toward them," Perry said.
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The city even has its own youthful scooter startup (Reby) which has refused to be put off by some tough regulations controlling rentals — and has recently been applying AI to try to make like a good citizen by automatically detect poor parking.
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" An 1875 article in The Houston Telegraph made clear who the potential vote sellers were: "the low, groveling, equal-before-the-law, lazy, purchasable Negro, who pays no taxes," and who must be prevented from "neutralizing the vote of a good citizen and taxpayer.
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The U.S. Constitution omitted mandatory term limits, largely because delegates thought they were too specific for a general document, but they also wondered if there was any reason for limits given the common perception that no good citizen would seek long tenure in office.
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Being a good citizen is good business, but at the end of the day the externalities that are caused by unfettered growth, it's our responsibility to take the 90 percent of GDP we allocate to government and hold government accountable and ensure that they do behave ethically.
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Here's one that I took: You can take a crappy photo, obviously, and make someone's life hard, but there's reason to be a good citizen of Hekseville; if someone successfully uses your photo, you're rewarded with Dusky Tokens, which unlocks new gestures, costumes, equippable talismans, and more.
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The narrative choreography demanded by Fesperman's split timelines is expertly handled, and the dilemma faced by Helen, in particular — whether to be a good employee or a good citizen — illustrates the kind of weight that the spy novel, in the right hands, is capable of bearing.
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"I'm personally a big believer in the way to be a good citizen is to participate, is to try to advocate your point of view, not to just sit on the sideline and yell or complain," he told The Irish Times in an interview during a visit to Ireland.
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The measure "rests on an odd combination of perpetuating both the Confederate legacy and the idea that this was not really in conflict with being a good citizen of the nation," said Nina Silber, the president of the Society of Civil War Historians and a Boston University history professor.
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Even someone like Eden, who genuinely believes in Gilead's ideology, who was brought up on it and internalized it and who seems to want nothing more than to be what she understands a good citizen to be, ends up breaking the rules, because it's just not supportable to do anything else.
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To be a good citizen of the Nashville music community requires consistently showing up to pay homage to its luminaries, and to tradition itself, at such ceremonial affairs, but Ms. Krauss, 45, is an especially coveted presence: She can be counted on to interpret other artists' repertoires with reverential grace.
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If you are "just a good citizen, raise nice kids, help in the neighborhood and everything else, but you don't have market-related skills," you should still be able to afford to live, Buffett tells Serwer, pointing out that the United States government has access to enough resources to provide for everyone.
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"In the Obama administration, China was a good citizen cooperating with us on Iran sanctions and on climate change, which I think made it hard for the U.S. to contemplate anything that harsh in the trade arena," said David Dollar, a former Treasury Department official in Beijing and now a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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If you're not going to call me British when I grew up in Britain; when I hold a British passport and don't hold a Bangladeshi one; when I don't even speak Bengali; when, good citizen that I try to be, I help an elderly neighbor with his Ikea bed, or dig out the old lilac that another cannot uproot; when I was educated in Britain, worked in Britain, was "a body of England's, breathing English air/Washed by the rivers, blest by suns of home"; when I wash the dishes at the local church's fund-raiser for the homeless (because regardless of faith, we surely all believe in the idea of community); and again — it bears repetition — when I hold a British passport "without let or hindrance," then you can't be surprised if, doubting your good faith, I grab my bags and get the hell out.
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