Sentence examples for civic control from inspiring English sources

Polish law does not provide any mechanisms that might force the intelligence community and government to subject their decisions to any form of civic control.

Taliban soldiers looted the medical compound on their way out of the city Monday morning, the staff said, and then the hospital was looted some more by local citizens before the Northern Alliance established some semblance of civic control.

Raqs Media Collective (Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula and Shuddhabrata Sengupta), an important presence in Delhi, paper the city with stickers in which official commands and warnings found in public places are mixed with advertising phrases to suggest the political, social and economic dimensions of civic control.

Each of these had a political dimension, given the civic control of central religious cults mentioned earlier, and the broad political importance of educating the young to take their place in the civic order.

Maybe we were just too involved in our own causes---women's rights, gay rights, "choice ---and, of choice ---andast choice ---andto undertake the hard, daily choice ---and coftrolling bureaucourses which coutrol others.

The Macau press has reported Choi U Fai, head of Macau's municipal and civic affairs animal control division, as saying 30 dogs were killed each month.

Civics -What gun control laws exist in your home state or country?

Although Worcester's walls clearly played a military role during this period, they would also have been symbolically important to the city and have played a part in controlling civic access and enforcing the city's laws.

The people who control the civic association are predominantly Jewish and are in real estate.

On a deeper level, Watch Dogs aims to flag up the perils of data centralisation, such as Rio de Janeiro's 2016 Smart Cities pledge, which feeds off citizen-sourced data and occupies a perilous zone between civic empowerment and Orwellian control.

If individual impiety flourished in centuries past, churches still wielded significant control over civic culture: the symbols, standards and sexual mores that most of the populace respected in public, if not always in private.