Sentence examples for shared civic from inspiring English sources

Being British was not an exclusive national identity, but a shared civic identity to underpin a multinational state.

A new fragmented media won't create the shared civic conversation that a Mike Royko or Jimmy Breslin once could.

This was love of one's neighbor through shared civic responsibility, what the Lutherans still call "faith begetting charity".

We also need to create a shared civic norm about what constitutes decent pay in the 21st century.

As Moss writes in "Barbecue: The History of an American Institution," they were "the quintessential form of democratic public celebration, bringing together citizens from all stations to express and reaffirm their shared civic values".

With military conscription long gone, jury duty may be the only shared civic experience that we have left, an issue of no small consequence in a city as socially fractured as this one is.

This massive growth, and the spawning of new megacities across the globe with populations of 10 million or more people over the next 20 years makes it vital to solve the challenges of efficiently and affordably sharing civic information to such large populations.

Sure, there are reports that early voting among black voters in key states were lagging, but social media users shared their civic pride by stunting with their "I Voted" stickers on Instagram and Twitter.

His father was a wealthy and cultivated businessman who shared the civic-minded nationalism of Thomas Masaryk, the young republic's philosopher-president, and his followers.

A couple of weeks ago, the Google Doodle — fast becoming one of our last shared national civics lessons — marked the birthday of the late civil-rights activist Fred Korematsu.

Launched by the National Conference of Citizenship, Points of Light Institute and Bloomberg News, The Civic 100 will rank America's corporations from the S&P 500 who participate in an annual survey and share their civic data, practices and stories.