Sentence examples for civic duties from inspiring English sources

During their service, ephebi were exempt from civic duties and deprived of most civic rights.

With that, Ms. Boyd's civic duties are complete, at least until November.

Tavallai admits to having taken his civic duties for granted while living in the United States.

Before, ministers and politicians didn't have the right to interfere in commercial affairs or have jobs outside their civic duties.

"Sin City Law" has one indubitable star, and the term shouldn't detract from her dedication to civic duties.

Her husband Prince Hendrik went on strike in 1985, refusing civic duties till the government gave him pocket money.

Amid swelling nationalist music, they are told to fulfil these civic duties in order to defeat terrorism and give their children a better future.

He reminded the country that government is about finding the right balance — between public and private, civic duties and individual freedom, small communities and big industrial complexes.

I have never understood why paying tax doesn't have the same halo effect as other civic duties, such as voluntary work or philanthropy.

As civic duties go, filling out the 2010 census will certainly be less demanding than, say, filing a tax return or serving on a jury.

Indeed, as many companies have cut newsroom budgets they are also scaling back on another of their civic duties: legal battles to gain access to government information.