Sentence examples for civil communities from inspiring English sources

In addition, Indian scholars developed the so-called Hindu-Arabic numerals the base-10 notation subsequently adopted by the world's mathematical and civil communities (see numerals and numeral systems).

In Western-European liberal democratic countries, there always is a fundamental imbalance of power between civil communities, the (local) government - who hold formal decision-making power and political legitimacy as well as some of the resources (e.g. the electricity grid) - and the markets that hold part of the resources, technologies, expertise and financial resources.

New Ways Ministry: A gay-positive ministry of advocacy and justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Catholics, and reconciliation within the larger Christian and civil communities.

We doubt that any CEO, if asked to name his or her greatest challenges, would include on the list what we put near the top: the obligation to create civil communities in an era of incivility.

That spirit encourages meaningful engagement in a civil community in which all students can thrive.

The regiment is charged with territorial defence of the UK by giving military aid to the civil community.

"You have to understand: This has always been a very civil community, a community that has always been tied together," said the mayor, Jonathan Rothschild.

It is all Vancouver, in all its contradictions: the caring, civil community; the thrill-seeking violence; the outsize passion for hockey.

The session will be devoted to reports on these activities and will serve as a platform for discussion on the next steps, strategic approach towards international standards (ISO) and dissemination of available standards to the entire civil community.

For this reason, those who legitimately hold authority also have the right to use arms to repel aggressors against the civil community entrusted to their responsibility.

In addition to their military role, the Caribous provided assistance to the civil community in the form of disaster relief and medical evacuation.