Sentence examples for civic concern from inspiring English sources
A certain civic concern seems to be rustling awake after a period of hibernation.
The nonprofits' attempt to muster more general civic concern is tied to Congressional deliberations on a six-year transportation bill.
In a rare show of civic concern, at least 50,000 of them have been packing Wenceslas Square, in the city centre, calling for Mr Hodac's dismissal.
Perhaps all this explains how, even when it comes to matters of wide civic concern, a city of progressives can see so little political progress.
Police departments point to the high rates of crime and violence that prevailed in previous years, and argue that aggressive police tactics to reduce them are therefore a hallmark of civic concern, not signs of callous disregard.
But at the same time it renders an entirely damning portrait of a certain type, one whose primary orientation toward social decay is aesthetic displeasure rather than civic concern.
As Gilbert considers the stakes, his sentiment again drifts toward civic concerns.
The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Bertram Podell, a treasured leader and esteemed friend whose lifetime of service included a deep commitment to the Jewish community and civic concerns.
He was a trustee of Brooks School, Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, Society of the Four Arts, Quebec-Labrador Foundation and senior trustee of The George F. Baker Trust, a foundation established in 1942 by his grandfather that supports educational, medical and civic concerns.
In insulating algorithms and their creators from public scrutiny, rather than responding to civic concerns about bias and discrimination, the existing system "propagates the myth that those algorithms are objective and fair," O'Neil said.
The arrival of the musical "Hairspray" also seems to have offered a momentary respite from such real-life civic concerns as a high unemployment rate, an entrenched drug problem and, of course, the potential arrival of Hurricane Isabel.
