Sentence examples for civilized decision from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Baker sees it, the United States should never have entered the war; France made a civilized decision when it decided not to fight on; and Roosevelt and Churchill deserve equal billing with Hitler as the grand architects of history's most destructive war.
The ICJ decides disputes in accordance with international law as reflected in international conventions, international custom, general principles of law recognized by civilized nations, judicial decisions, and writings of the most highly qualified experts on international law.
The decisions speak well of the federal judges who are adhering to civilized legal standards even when the decision to release prisoners is difficult.
A sad day in civilized history when we're impressed that the United Nations leader made a decision on his own: mobile.nytimes.com/2012/08/23/wor… #Iran — Shirin Sadeghi (@ShirinSadeghi) August 23 , 2012Mr. Ban has suffered taunts that he has been too disposed to toe the Washington line on a number of global issues since he succeeded Kofi Annan as secretary general in 2007.
It is a principled decision with a view toward earning the respect of the civilized world and restoring the country's integrity and commitment to its values.
This request is not only civilized, but also necessary: you can't have distractions when making the important decision of what to have for lunch.
It might seem that the decision to boycott a hate fest would be an easy call for any civilized individual or country.
This includes the decision to store the garbage in a refrigerated room overnight so that it can be picked up at the civilized hour of 10 a.m., instead of the usual 2 a.m.
