Sentence examples for civic spheres from inspiring English sources

After the ceremony, the Bush center was holding three panel discussions, one on how immigration has benefited Texas, another on the broader national economic benefits of immigration and the last on how immigrants serve the United States in military and civic spheres.

Hawley, who's running for U.S. Senate next year, is launching the investigation at a time when America's largest tech companies are facing considerable scrutiny from both parties for their position in both America's corporate and civic spheres.

But single-sex schooling has a similar historical origin: girls were long denied an education equal to boys, and women, like people of color, remain subject to implicit bias in both workplace and civic spheres.

What our research demonstrates, however, is that government regulation, of both the economy and the civic sphere, has enriched the lives of Americans throughout history.

In the civic sphere, the company's most important design statement will be the "prow" of the building, where the curving facade meets 58th Street.

We need to make clear that the pluralistic, participatory civic sphere we champion represents the values of economic justice, equality, tolerance and community.

Mr. Lin's incisive drama seems to suggest that American politics has become a game that has as its ends not so much the improvement of the civic sphere but the vicious thrill of the sport itself.

But India is also a place where that abundant kindness fails, far too often, to extend into the anonymous civic sphere, to those beyond one's little community and beyond one's sight.

The military has a distinct place in the civic sphere, and the many and differing members of the military together form a particular chorus, one that is listened to even when not heeded.

Evangelicals rose to national office in the United States with the election of Jimmy Carter in 1976, and during the next decades, came to even greater prominence in the civic sphere as figures such as the Reverend Jerry Falwell issued proclamations that "God is calling millions of Americans in the so-often silent majority to join in the moral majority crusade to turn America around".

I remain active until today in the civic sphere.