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Meanings of civic in English
Administrative district.
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Examples for "national"
Examples for "national"
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Source: Johns Hopkins University, national public health agencies and UN population data
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What is good for business, therefore, is good for the national economy.
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The national government says it is a state problem, said Brigadier B.K.
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Access to accurate data from the national system remains a key problem.
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Creates a national health insurance exchange to reform the private insurance market.
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A number of cases have involved civil servants who mislaid sensitive information.
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The age of majority for most civil law purposes is 18 years.
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They erase our memory of grassroots power, direct democracy and civil society.
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The civil society that Egypt wants to build includes a free press.
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Yet one thing often is left out of the discussion: civil rights.
Usage of civic in English
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That Athlone needs a new civic centre is not open to question.
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Improving recovery rates should be seen as a civic responsibility, he said.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Especially in civic life the unproductiveness of the situation is very apparent.
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The military and civic milliners of the Middle Ages knew their trade.
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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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Civic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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