Sentence examples for civic liabilities from inspiring English sources
The mistrial in the Scott case, reportedly the result of a single holdout juror, suggests that the patience and faith Haley extolled are actually civic liabilities, which benefit a judicial system that is incapable in most instances of justly evaluating its own officers.
This week's violent clashes with police in Oakland appear to have re-energised the Occupy movement in America, creating political liabilities for civic leaders across the United States, who had seemed poised to follow Oakland's lead and, in some cases, issued orders to clear the streets.
There are civil liabilities.
The museum could sell paintings and sculptures to help pay civic debts, including at least $3.5 billion in unfunded pension liabilities.
That might be a liability if we secretly want a new civic daddy, rather than a proven problem-solver.
Government and our civic organizations need to work together, urgently, to purchase it and turn it from a liability into an asset for our town.
"It is a definite political liability for the mayor," said Corey Bearak, a lawyer and former City Council aide who is executive vice president of the Queens Civic Congress.
"The failure of liberal democratic civic ideologies to indicate why any group of human beings should think of themselves as a distinct or special people is a great political liability," he writes.
"Seven o'clock, green Civic".
