Sentence examples for civic cost from inspiring English sources

The civic cost soon became apparent.

Not just because of the economic, political and civic cost to those countries but because of the increasing paradox which recent events in the US highlight.

It is almost as if the public, liberated from the burdensome presence of crime, is free to express doubts about the civic costs of a whole range of crime-fighting strategies, from racial profiling to high-tech eavesdropping to low-tech drug-sniffing dogs.

For policy makers now considering further shrinking the jury size or loosening unanimity rules to speed up civil trials, there may be real civic costs to those changes.

Running for office, a vital civic act, costs money.

Enacted in 1969, it mandated that 2 percent of civic construction costs go toward acquiring public art.

If Honda can give us American-made Civics that cost one-third of what this Corvette does, and each one has perfectly aligned pieces of trim in the cabin, why can't Chevy get the job done inside its flagship?

According to Honda, the new Civic hybrid will cost $19,990, about $1,500 more than the Civic EX, the most comparable gasoline-only model.

People on both sides have become "fans" instead of citizens, a win-at-all-costs civic melee.

He said the refurbishment of the civic centre was costing £15m but other offices were closing which would save the council £500,000 a year.

The new works were financed through $3.7 million in "art enrichment funds" from a city ordinance that earmarks 2 percent of the total cost of civic public works projects for public art.