Sentence examples for civil problems and from inspiring English sources

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On the other hand, the experiment was useful in advertising the possibilities of systems analysis as applied to civil problems and in illuminating difficulties that may be encountered in making such applications.

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My argument is that we will continue to feel impotent in the face of personal, social, and even civil problems so long as we remain naïve about what influences the behavior that perpetuates our problems.

Civil problems were inseparable from the military: Heraclius could not hope to dispense justice, collect taxes, protect the church, and ensure the future to his dynasty unless military power reinforced his orders.

"Ukrainian clubs have millions of supporters and if we all come together to say that we should not have wars or civil problems, then we can bring a lot of value to all people living in Ukraine.

Everyone knows that too much inequality creates civil problems, creates riots, ends up with rich people – like we saw in Cambodia [under the Khmer Rouge] – being lined up against the wall and shot.

The branch offices, which raise their own money and operate largely as franchises, concentrate on local civil rights problems and hence develop close working relationships with law enforcement.

"This sort of police tactic is wide open to abuse, it creates all kinds of constitutional and civil liberties problems, and in the end, it may be creating crimes rather than solving them," said William K. Dobbs, a lawyer based in New York City.

Research to be published next week from the leading legal academic Professor Pascoe Pleasence establishes the link between young people's inability to cope with civil law problems and their own criminality.

He even accepted the validity of some of Castro's attacks on America's own civil rights problems and lack of guaranteed healthcare, also acknowledging local fears of a US corporate invasion once trade restrictions are finally lifted.

Paul Bernal, a lecturer at the University of East Anglia's Law School specializing in internet privacy told me that both are significant: "It would mean the problems with the bill won't get proper scrutiny both the civil liberties problems and also the technical, technological problems.

Paul Bernal, a lecturer at the University of East Anglia's Law School specialising in internet privacy told me that both are significant: "It would mean the problems with the Bill won't get proper scrutiny – both the civil liberties problems and also the technical, technological problems.

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