Sentence examples for civic calling from inspiring English sources

What sets Medellín apart is the particular strength of its culture of urbanism, which acts now almost like a civic calling card.

In British politicians, as with American patricians like Kennedy, that kind of privilege has often engendered a sense of politics as a civic calling, an opportunity to give back.

He asked a congregant throwing a party at the synagogue Saturday night to push back the start time to 9 p.m., so that people would have time for a civic calling first.

Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Tata Motors dominate the Indian market, and a version of Honda's Civic, called the City, sells well.

On a local level, CIVIC calls on ICE to honor its contract with the Santa Ana City Jail and provide detention staff with the full eight-hour training.

An article in our July 16th issue covered the government's crackdown on a huge demonstration organised by civic groups calling for electoral reform.

On the other are the Sun Belt residents who protested on 1 May, the students who have engaged in walkouts, and the politicians and civic leaders calling for an economic boycott of their own state.

On the other are the Sun Belt residents who protested on May 1st, the students who have engaged in walkouts, and the politicians and civic leaders calling for an economic boycott of their own state.

Nonprofits like the IdeasLab in Costa Rica are offering a digital civic currency called the Revolutionary Token, an Ethereum-based cryptocurrency to support investment in civic leaders and change agents.

"The civic," I call it.

Civic groups call it a travesty.