Sentence examples for civil choice from inspiring English sources

Laura Boldrini, speaker of the lower house of parliament, who has hit out at the way in which women are often depicted as "mute, and sometimes undressed" on television, lauded the rejection of the show as "a modern and civil choice".

The Connecticut Senator, who used to care about civil liberties, choice, gay rights, and the like, has stood by silently while the McCain campaign has spread lie after lie about Barack Obama in their ads.

Topics of the opening session are likely to include the role of law and legal institutions in a new Iraq, protections for civil liberties, choices for economic institutions and concepts for a constitution, the official said.

Like Bill Clinton, who appointed him, Breyer is a cautious, pragmatic liberal on social issues and civil liberties pro-choice, pro-affirmative action, steadfast on the separation of church and state, suspicious of wide cliberties pro-choicepower in wartime.

This is the third in a series of entries over the next couple weeks about the critical technology and civil liberties choices facing the next president of the United States.

I have spoken out and acted against Indian Point and Ridge Hill, and for Taxter Ridge, women's choice, civil liberties, civil rights, voter registration, public schools, library expansion, victims' rights and health care for all.

The left has recast marriage not as a lifelong contract, but as a civil right, a choice, one of many paths to empowerment.

The only way you can make it safe is to regulate it using the civil law". Personal choice is at the heart of the debate.

Steven Spielberg's movie about Lincoln's constitutional dark night of the soul in the civil war – a choice to end slavery or end the bloodshed – leads the field with 12 Oscar nominations and offers Academy voters something reassuringly mainstream and essentially, unimpeachably patriotic.

In the U.S., we have countless examples of successful advocacy efforts, including the movements for civil rights, women, choice, the environment, and LGBTQI and immigrants' rights.

The HWPC, which in 1986 raised more money for Democratic congressional and Senate candidates than any other political action committee, is committed to a wide range of issues involving peace, equality, freedom of choice, civil liberties and conservation.