Sentence examples for civic enterprises from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the Cummins Foundation, which has paid the architectural fees for dozens of civic enterprises, Columbus boasts a library by I. M. Pei, who reinvented the Louvre; a hospital by Robert A. M. Stern; a posterlike fire station by Robert Venturi; a post office by Kevin Roche; a mall by Cesar Pelli; and a school by Richard Meier, the designer of the Getty Center in Los Angeles.

While handing over the democratic process to a for-profit institution might seem like an invitation for corruption, agencies around the country have been happy to augment their outreach with civic enterprises.

Some formulations of utilitarianism, for example, appear to derive obligations to give our job to a person who needs it more than we do, to give away most of our income, to devote much of our time to civic enterprises, etc.

In 2006 Civic Enterprises' The Silent Epidemic.

Laura recently joined Alan Khazei in starting the Boston branch of Civic Enterprises, but continues to serve on the Board of Directors for HHI.

Last year, Civic Enterprises released a report that showed the positive impact that volunteer service had in my life was something that was being experienced by veterans all across the country.

The civic enterprise is now divided into four branches: traffic, cleanup, protection and emergency response.

Red Sox Nation is a savvy marketing operation, not a functional civic enterprise.

Detroit always seemed to be strapped for cash and wasn't such a smoothly run civic enterprise to boot.

Ultimately, what is at stake is national unity and loyalty to the collective civic enterprise that we call the United States of America.

"What should be civic enterprise is now a largely privately funded amenity," said Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, chair of the Historic Landmarks Preservation Center, which promotes public awareness for historic districts and landmarks.