Sentence examples for civic administrators from inspiring English sources

When civic administrators told him that they wouldn't build him a new stadium, that he could keep his team in the antiquated Orange Bowl and like it, Robbie called their bluff.

Since he fulfilled all the other requirements for admission citizenship, poverty, and evidence of an irreproachable family and community life the hospital's civic administrators followed the practitioners' recommendation and admitted him to the male ward.

According to Hawaii civic defense administrator Talmadge Magno, the Big Island's evacuation zone could soon grow wider.

All these projects aim to engage local residents in critical thinking, gathering data that can be prioritized, and turning the results into civic action".City administrators are desperate to find ways to engage local residents in democracy," says Holston.

MOVIE stars, civic leaders and cultural administrators turned out in droves last month for the inaugural galas at Walt Disney Concert Hall, the spectacular new home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

While there has been a long history of alternative public schools in Manhattan, and to a lesser extent in other parts of the city, most were founded by groups of teachers, administrators or civic groups.

Over the course of the day we heard from artists and academics, designers, and commissioners, civic activists and arts administrators, and several of these presentations were collaborative in form.

Parts of the South Bronx were still smoldering more than 25 years ago when arts administrators and civic boosters began building the South Bronx Cultural Corridor, showcasing local and international artists, all near the 161st Street stop on the No. 4 or the D train.

During this same period University College expanded its services by tailoring courses to the needs of businessmen, civic leaders, and government administrators.

So-called 'Bantu marriages' were thought by many administrators and civic leaders to be a 'great evil' and a cause of family and social degeneration (Posel 1995).

Some were doctors and nurses from other hospitals, and some were civic-minded local women — teachers, administrators, housewives — who were doing whatever they could.