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Meanings of civic in English
Administrative district.
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Examples for "administrative district"
Examples for "administrative district"
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In modern Europe the town is an administrative district of the state, and is organised upon a standard pattern.
2
Never again would he venture out of the administrative district to investigate firsthand the cases that crossed his desk.
3
The county-meeting we also find, while the county is a little state in itself and not a mere administrative district.
4
It was early afternoon by the time Sano returned to the administrative district, located in Hibiya, southeast of Edo Castle.
5
Its New Luika Gold Mine is located in Chunya administrative district, Mbeya region in the Lupa Goldfield of south west Tanzania.
1
Then other shires were formed, and this institution became simply an administrative division.
2
The permission hearing is expected to be held in the administrative division of the high court in London on Wednesday.
3
Furthermore, the Italian Health Service is also becoming decentralized, reflecting closely the political and administrative division of Italy into twenty regions.
4
The integration between the two banks's personnel administrative divisions and regional locations will begin this fiscal, the newspaper said.
5
They have reconstituted and defined the limits of the hitherto confused Bahá'í administrative divisions throughout the length and breadth of their land.
Usage of civic in English
1
That Athlone needs a new civic centre is not open to question.
2
Improving recovery rates should be seen as a civic responsibility, he said.
3
As a result of the civic uprising, the local economy works awkwardly.
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In other words, it is our civic duty to reject water charges.
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Yet when Clusius arrived there, civic confidence was in a fragile state.
6
A good bomb here could do millions of pounds of civic improvements.
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But rather than taking up arms, their focus is maintaining civic order.
8
State authorities and civic organisations are invited to donate statues for it.
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Maybe Mr. Mungojerrie, phenomenal feline, has a well-honed sense of civic responsibility.
10
Especially in civic life the unproductiveness of the situation is very apparent.
11
The military and civic milliners of the Middle Ages knew their trade.
12
The SNP is a civic nationalist party with strong social democratic leanings.
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It will require courage and commitment from politicians, churchmen and civic leaders.
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Important civic voices that speak for the most marginalised are being lost.
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They include some who might be considered civic leaders in the city.
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They also underestimate the difference between civic leadership and party partisan leadership.
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