The phrase "civil of" is not correct or usable in written English
It does not make sense as a stand-alone phrase.
Civility is also waning at that most civil of events, the Southern wedding.
He and 23 others "perished on an October night the Guardia Civil of Almería claimed was too stormy for any attempt at rescue".
I have been married to the same man for a few months shy of 50 years and do not feel that the legal union, religious or civil, of gay couples has any effect on our relationship.
And so we had the spectacle last week of ABC's Charlie Gibson, one of the most civil of the media bigwigs, unable to help himself from condescending to Palin as if he were a senior professor forced to waste time administering a Ph.D. exam to a particularly unpromising graduate student.
Civil, of course, isn't the only blockchain startup targeting journalism.
There is hope that these efforts lead to the protection of valuable constructions that are the cultural and civil of signs of the country.
ANNALS OF LAW about violation of civil rights of Alan & Margaret McSurely under the 4th Amendment.
The area closest to Dounreay consists of the civil parishes of Thurso and Reay, while the second area consists of the remaining civil parishes of Caithness, geographically a very much larger area but with a relatively sparse population.
Verónica Rodriguez Haro of the civil registry of Puerto Vallarta officiated.
Court of law (civil): Preponderance of evidence.
It's an issue of civil equity, not of privilege.
