Sentence examples for civic entity from inspiring English sources

The seminal Lamentation for the Destruction of the City of Ur is the first poem written for a civic entity -- a city -- in the history of mankind.

Paulo Tavares focuses on land and human rights violations in Amazonia, using complex mapping of plants and trees, as well as testimonies from indigenous communities, to argue for the forest to have legal rights as a civic entity.

In this study I apply criteria developed in New Urban Design Theory, a body of thought and practice concerned with modern-day issues of dispersed and low density settlement, to evaluate an architectural complex at the Classic Maya centre of Buenavista del Cayo, Belize, believed to have functioned as an integrative space within the civic entity.

It doesn't capture the complexity of getting companies and civic entities to cooperate, routinely and continually, while also adapting to inevitable technological change.

The great Stephen Sondheim himself might find it tricky work to make lyrical magic of the relationships among the various civic entities charged with approving land-use deals in New York City.

But if the smart light bulb you buy is able to relay some data up the network to other organizations, it should be able to pull down a list of the corporate, government and civic entities using your data.

As far as Utility B is concerned, it simply implements the orders of accountable, civic entities.

UNICEF realizes that the timely elimination of iodine deficiency disorders in Tajikistan through universal salt iodization requires the strengthening of partnerships among public, private and civic entities.

A planned company would provide data support to voter engagement efforts and technical support to civic engagement entities across the state of California.

Many civic and governmental entities collaborated in preserving open space, and the University's representation was significant.

Key challenges faced by many of those ranked poorly include a lack of collaboration among public and private entities, civic institutions and citizens; the inability to promote new business models that provide financing for new enterprises; and a myopic view of smart cities.