Sentence examples for civic climate from inspiring English sources

Filmed for just £55,000, Ten Years is a smoke grenade lobbed into the febrile political and civic climate of the "special administration region".

By desegregating public schools and colleges -- and integrating the professions as well -- Brown reshaped the civic climate and signaled the end of a Jim Crow rule that had dominated the country since the Civil War.

The strike that has roiled the civic climate in Chicago — and left 350,000 children without classes — seems particularly senseless because it is partly a product of a personality clash between the blunt mayor, Rahm Emanuel, and the tough Chicago Teachers Union president, Karen Lewis.

But to the extent that the civic climate has changed at all since late March, when Mr. Russo announced that he had just had surgery to remove a brain tumor the size of a golf ball, there is considerable disagreement about what, exactly, has happened.

In a thoughtful, occasionally excitable voice-over he dutifully tries to explain the place -- its riverine topography and wintry climate, its civic traditions and architectural landmarks.

In a thoughtful, occasionally excitable voice-over he dutifully tries to explain the place — its riverine topography and wintry climate, its civic traditions and architectural landmarks.

Vienna is one of several European cities — struggling to square tight budgets with civic goals to meet climate targets — that are experimenting with new electric vehicles and infrastructure systems for buses and trains.

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These included relationships (including intimate/romantic, friendships, family and surrogate), religion, addiction, visitation, ageing, self-harm & suicide, gang affiliation, mental wellness, civic engagement, and prison climate.

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