Sentence examples for civilised level from inspiring English sources

Sparks, who runs the body that represents councils, called for an extra £1.1bn of funding for local authorities to maintain a "civilised level of care".

"If you go in, like I do, to see my father in a care home, and you listen to the bell ringing, you know that bell rings longer before people are seen because money is being spread out, and there's an inadequate amount of funding going in for a civilised level of care in the 21st century.

No civilised society can ignore this level of suffering.

Australia mirrors the UK in having high levels of car-dependency, and rock-bottom levels of healthy and civilised personal transport like cycling.

At the moment the debate over the future of T20 cricket at domestic level in England is civilised and reasoned, though it is not absolutely guaranteed that it will remain so.

There is a collection of reasonably self-sufficient individuals capable of interacting with each other in a civilised manner and at a number of levels.

"Media are obliged to lead the public in today's highly-civilised world where [the] mental and cultural level of mankind is being displayed at the highest level.

It's a dangerous and unnerving movie because, while they are manifestly defending civilised values, Fincher and company involve us at a visceral level in the seductive attractions of what the film attacks.

On the Departures level, the nave of Vidal's cathedral to civilised aviation is a hall that brings a fairly blunt Formula 1 pit-stop technique to Heathrow: the best way to speed things up is to throw resources at the issue.

A more civilised two-wheel experience can be had at the park's low-level cycle route, Y Rheilffordd (which means railway in Welsh).

This level of deaths, violence and anguish in prisons cannot continue to rise in a civilised society.