Possessives

• bureau: We maintain good links with local health services and other agencies such as CAB ( citizens ' advice bureau ) and housing.

Converse of object

• empower: Mr Miliband said the government was also seeking to empower citizens through third sector organizations in order to improve services at local level.

• naturalize: Many naturalized citizens chose to change their names for fear of persecution.

• naturalize: As a naturalized American citizen he later pursued a claim for compensation, but the result is not known.

• educate: Being an educated citizen is to be free to make informed decisions.

• become: His mother was born in Brooklyn in 1854, he became an honorary citizen of the United States.

Adjective modifier

• senior: The pool was always bustling from babies to senior citizens.

• law-abiding: If you're a law-abiding citizen with nothing to hide you've nothing to fear, eh?

• second-class: We reject the philosophy that tenants are second-class citizens.

• fellow: They are designed to liberate the talents of millions of our fellow citizens who are not properly supported by the present rules.

• ordinary: It is the same to campaign for the disarming of ordinary British citizens.

• British: British citizens may soon have to produce the ID card to receive health care.

Modifies a noun

• bureau: Ricochets from lawyer to doctor to social services to citizens advice bureau.

• participation: In Brazil at least 70 cities have established such a system allowing citizen participation in decision-making over resource allocation.

• advocacy: Here are the stories of two of our twelve citizen advocacy partnerships.

• florida: But one area their citizen florida home insurance owner sixties and.

• engagement: Effective citizen engagement in lifelong learning and purposeful public problem solving, that improves lives, is a key issue.

• journalist: Thus, he said, the ideal situation would be a joining of forces between the mainstream press and citizen journalists.

Noun used with modifier

• non-eu: In 2002, the no fee policy was abolished for non-EU citizens.

• eu: EU citizens are going wild over it, making hundreds of comments.