Sentence examples for civic resources from inspiring English sources

We are more comfortable devoting civic resources to media events and monuments, like the life-size sculpture of the girls unveiled in Birmingham this week, than addressing the persistent casualties of the history being commemorated.

"Centralising information so you can better dispatch civic resources is an inevitable need in the evolution of our society, but we need to be cautious about the consequences," says Watch Dogs' Morin.

At the time, Mahmud had just put together Pakistan's first hackathon, to address the lack of online civic resources, hosting the event with Sheba Najmi at The Second Floor.

Cities pre-date nation-states by millennia, and the process of urbanisation – particularly when it occurs quickly, and in places where natural and civic resources are limited – has always created opportunities for those willing and able to bend the rules.

Detroit today is, all agree who work there, a harsh place, haunted by the past, but one with real civic resources that are being called on for its renewal.

(But he never said, as he did last week in Cincinnati, the smallest city in the hunt: "You are a long-term player". What was his implication?) "We were impressed with the athletic culture, the civic resources, and the strong government and business mandate," he said.

That collective spirit now exists as a civic resource.

In other words, it offers an untapped civic resource.

The ski hill, moderately expanded in subsequent decades, continues to this day as a nonprofit organization and revered civic resource, a tribute to Mickey Cochran's humble 1960 dream.

Library use is up – as belts tighten, people who might have bought a book in flusher times suddenly remember this fantastic free civic resource.

The approach was tested through identification of a series of nested 'eco-civic' resource management regions for north-eastern New South Wales in Australia.