1. Suffice that this was a textbook case of civic responsibility.

2. In catering to the largest possible audience, producers and reporters are led astray from their social and civic responsibilities.

3. Different gender emerging class's "civic responsibility" has significant difference.

4. Different levels of education in the emerging class lead to apparently different "civic responsibility".

5. Sense of civic responsibility is an important part of citizens' qualities in modern citizenship, and is the core of civic education .

6. “If I’m still alive then, sure—it’s my civic responsibility, ” he said with a laugh.

7. Can our students model ethical behavior and civic responsibility with regard to their subject matter?

8. Financial responsibility for giving support would be delegated to a local level in order to rekindle civic responsibility.

9. The century which rebuilt Bath was not, after all, devoid of aesthetic sensibility nor ignorant of civic responsibility.

10. They would do well to remember Saturn's focus on karma, integrity, and civic responsibility.

11. This program helps support the things that were important to her: film and theater, women's rights, and civic responsibility.

12. Able to protect the civil rights case, highlighting the civic responsibility, to comply with the absolute imperative of moral rules, citizens "for their own legislation."

13. Young people in America are instilled with a sense of civic responsibility from a young age.

14. It also appealed to the Congolese people "to receive the results with the same spirit of civic responsibility."

15. Big Pharma is succumbing to Wall Street's worst instincts rather than demonstrating corporate and civic responsibility.

16. In these cases,(sentence dictionary) it can be argued it is a civic responsibility to be vaccinated.

17. The strength of citizenship is manifested through a sense of social belonging and civic responsibility.

18. They also uphold the unity of our ethnic groups and our nation, and are able to consciously safeguard the interests of the nation, which reflects their good sense of civic responsibility.

19. Anglo and Hispanic leaders encouraged routine opportunities for open dialogue, experiential learning for city leaders, and civic responsibility.