Sentence examples for common civic from inspiring English sources

Let's use it, as Mr. Callahan says, for "common civic sense".

21 op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that Over the past 50 years, that common civic culture has unraveled.

The commission adhered to the common civic notion that the public deserves nothing less than predictable neutrality in its urban landscape.

And it is leaders with the common touch, who celebrate America's common civic and religious heritage, and focus like Roosevelt and Reagan on economic growth and jobs, who will win elections and successfully establish the agenda for the nation.

That first-class passengers get a shorter line through security claws at our idea of citizenship, which ought to include the notion that the rich and the poor suffer the indignities and delays of common civic cause equally.

This "something in American space" is held together by a common civic spirit that often feels temporary, negotiated and limited, but is nevertheless ceaselessly humming against all the individualistic noise.

My main criticism of his thesis (also perhaps predictably) was to question Dionne's tendency to equate "community" with "government," given the way expansions of state power tend to crowd out more personal and/or voluntary forms of common life (civic, religious, familial), replacing human-scale interactions with bureaucratic process and leaving society more atomized than before.

Measures of social cohesion have included, as a few examples: membership in networks, social solidarities, membership in clubs/associations/volunteer work, social trust, social order, common values, civic participation, and place attachment (Galabuzi and Teelucksingh 2010; Demireva 2011; Vigdor 2004).

The idea of moderate nation-building points to an open multi-culturalism, in which every group receives its share of remedial rights but, instead of walling itself off from others, participates in a common, overlapping civic culture and in open communication with other sub-communities.

Arboleda met Nabila Alibhai, the founder of In Commons, a civic engagement organisation.

This is a common assumption of civic crusaders, though one offered without proof.