Meanings of better citizenship in English

A child could devise a better citizenship test; anything short of the A-Level algorithm could.

And better citizenship is what the Legion most wants.

There are cynics and sentimentalists who are the despair of all who are seriously working for better citizenship.

Every shaft and statue to his memory helps to inculcate love of country, encourage loyalty, and establish a better citizenship.

We have already a temporary and provisional organization for the promotion of such principles; the creation of better citizenship along the lines so well expressed.

His distinguished services as soldier and civilian must incite to emulation and will result in purer patriotism and better citizenship wherever his career is studied.

"The creation of better citizenship," Bishop Brent says.

"It is not only better citizenship to do so, but it makes things easier for yourself in the long run."