Sentence examples for civil environment from inspiring English sources

"The commissioner is prepared to testify, as long as it is a civil environment," Mr. Lhota said, adding that the council member should take "distemper pills".

Because the First Amendment also bars any prohibition of individual free exercise of religion, and because religious organizations cannot be isolated from the basic government functions that create the civil environment, it is as much necessary as it is difficult to draw lines between forbidden aid and lawful benefit.

The design of Non-Destructive-Testing systems for fault detection in long and not accessible pipelines is an actual task in the industrial and civil environment.

In an effort to "maintain a civil environment" and prevent the "trolls from taking over," says Huffington, in addition to the site's own paid comment moderators, readers are encouraged to flag inappropriate comments.

Maintaining a civil environment for real conversation and community has always been key to The Huffington Post.

Starting with engagement -- putting the HuffPost community front and center, and creating a civil environment in which thousands of conversations can take place at any moment.

Above all, there was the church, or the parish, which offered the nearest approximation to the open, civil environments of today's public realm.

Studies [ 27, 28] have shown that social stigma and punitive civil environments may lead to delays in seeking HIV and STI testing, and subsequent initiation of antiretroviral therapy [ 18].

A Viacom spokesman says Mr. Dauman was referring to a civil work environment, and not the creative process.

Or to translate to a civil service environment, delivering policy is just as important as making it.

Ms. Browne Sanders, who wept when the decision was read, described her victory as important for "the women who don't have the means and couldn't possibly have done what I was able to do," and for "everybody that cares about working in a civil work environment".