Sentence examples for civic programs from inspiring English sources

I was a community volunteer, a creator of civic programs, an advocate of social causes.

Already active in precinct politics and civic programs, she campaigned for Mr. Neuberger when he won election to the Oregon Senate in 1948.

The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation appointed Anita F. Contini as vice president and director for its memorial, cultural and civic programs yesterday.

He also said that Mr. Diaz, as a part of the Democratic minority, was unable to deliver the money for community and civic programs that would be financed by the Republicans.

Anita F. Contini, the development corporation's vice president for memorial, cultural and civic programs, said that in choosing the committee members, "it was important to add other voices" to those on the advisory committees.

The event, at Tavern on the Green, will aid the organization's civic programs, which include advocating for affordable child care and improvements in public housing and increasing awareness about H.I.V. and AIDS.

It's a civic program that connects first-time visitors with locals for a cup of tea or a pint.

But Mr. Silver's package still lacks a definitive promise from cable operators that they will broadcast this important civic program.

Mr. Huckabee was born in Hope, Ark., and from the start, he was hungry to try more than one career: politics (he participated in the same civic program that had stoked the ambition of another native son, Bill Clinton), radio (he did his first broadcast at 11) and religion (he delivered his first sermon at 15 and pastored a church three years later).

Mr. Huckabee was born in Hope, Ark., and from the start, he was hungry to try more than one career: politics (he participated in the same teenage civic program that had stoked the ambition of another native son, Bill Clinton, 10 years earlier), radio (he did his first broadcast at 11), and religion (he delivered his first sermon at 15 and pastored a church three years later).

The Ranch languished after Disneyland burst onto the local vacation scene, but it was resurrected as a public park by a progressive civic program nurturing green-space and the arts.