Sentence examples for civil foundation from inspiring English sources

Installation process of civil foundation and closed-type equipments is optimized dynamically with virtual assemble technology.

The civil foundation of any society is not static, he says.

As "major actors in modern society" Rogers reminds us that global-trotting companies have the potential to deeply affect the evolution of the civil foundation -- for good or for ill.

I know that this part was included in the Roma EU development strategy because some professionals in the Civil Rights Foundation wrote it up and gave it to the Fidesz member of the EU.

Do what everyone else is doing... Screw it!" Our civil rights foundation, MRFF, doesn't want you to lie -- but we understand why you feel like you might have to.

Meanwhile, our civil rights foundation perpetually receives a sadly steady torrent of anguished testimonials from myriad sailors, soldiers, marines, airmen, cadets, midshipmen, national guardsmen, reservists and veterans regarding their own profound suffering at the hands of corrupt-to-the-bone so-called "leaders".

For example, the charitable trust of Anglo-American law has a close analogy in the civil-law "foundation" (French fondation, German Stiftung).

The Bahrain Human Rights Society and 18 other civil society foundations condemned the "sudden brutal attack" and asked other international and Arab figures to condemn it.

Leaders across the spectrum (government, business, finance, academia, civil society, foundations) recognize that, in today's world, financial flows to developing countries are directed more by private actors than by donor countries.

A 2001 survey by the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding found that 77percentt of African-Americans and 73percentt of Jews answered affirmatively to the question "Should blacks and Jews form a partnership to work on civil rights?" The foundation has found again and again that both groups are engaged together in activities across the country to rediscover their shared values and common history.

Should they avoid working with trusts and foundations, civil society or powerful individuals?