Sentence examples for civic divisions from inspiring English sources
But in the past few years, Belfast has been setting aside thoughts of industrial failure and civic divisions and embracing the Titanic as a unifying symbol, as well as a commercial opportunity.
The Muslim Council of Britain urged political and civic leaders to heal divisions exposed by last week's vote.
Over the last few months, as the scouts surveyed youths and adults and met with sponsoring religious and civic groups, they found divisions by region and age.
The search for a division between civic life and neighborly life is the subject of Nancy Rosenblum's "Good Neighbors: The Democracy of Everyday Life in America" (Princeton).
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.
The car maker has weathered the global downturn better than many of its peers, thanks to the popularity of its fuel-efficient cars like the Civic, a buoyant motorcycle division and a strong position in emerging markets.
By bringing together people from different backgrounds, they can help to overcome social divisions and strengthen civic bonds.
Despite Gerson's attempts to blame Obama for our current level of partisan divide, the truth is that such a division is inevitable in a civic era.
The profusion of civic associations and community groups corresponds to Bayside's informal division into enclaves, with the character of each informed by the size, style, age and design of the houses there.
He wanted to provoke debate, and the media obliged with a flood of articles on violence inside the family, the division of household chores and the importance of teaching Bogotanos civic behaviour.
