Sentence examples for both civic from inspiring English sources

Still, you root for the place, out of both civic patronage and civic pride.

For another, his suggestions are meant to encourage both civic mindednesss and fun.

In his long tenure in the nation's largest archdiocese, Cardinal Mahony, now 76, distinguished himself as a keen politician in both civic and church circles.

Certain great landmark rivers, the scene of both civic cults and private devotions, are believed to have general therapeutic and apotropaic powers.

We sense a national need to come to grips with the wreckage, both civic and legal, left by former President Clinton.

If we had a factory in town and we all worked there we would invest in it, as its success would be our success, both civic and economic.

It highlighted not only a more general linkage between immigrant integration and immigrant selection, but also a double conditionality imposed in this policy area – where both the civic deservingness of the sponsor and the civic integration potential of the incoming family member were evaluated.

But, in a country where voting rates remain low, and where lackluster juror turnout has forced courts to reschedule trials, both aspects of civic life need a boost.

Beyond that, both involve commitment and sacrifice and promises; both are civic acts.

It is both their civic obligation and their probable route to victory.

Thus, Hindu New Yorkers share both a civic and a dharmic duty to keep the water and wildlife of the bay safe and clean.