Sentence examples for civilized relations from inspiring English sources

But the evil wasn't banal; the methodology was, using not witches' potions or Wagnerian thunderbolts but the order and logic of bureaucracy to violate every boundary of civilized relations.

"Unilateral sanctions do not fit the standards of civilized relations between states".

Clearly, Washington's first priority is maintaining correct, civilized relations with Moscow.

A full-blown killing curse would have likely been the last nail in the coffin of civilized muggle-wizard relations.

All civilized nations that maintain diplomatic relations with the Iranian regime must follow their words with action -- be it in the form of tough sanctions, diplomatic isolation or expulsion from the United Nations.

The only moral laws for the relation between a civilized and a barbarous government, are the universal rules of morality between man and man" (1963, vol. 21: 119).

A group of Russian scholars, in a written appeal to the Kremlin, said the case "discredits Russia's cultural and democratic credentials in the eyes of the civilized world and is driving a wedge in Russian-Indian relations".

The end result would appear to be a religion fully consistent with societal harmony and good relations amongst Muslims and others, solving its own problems in a highly civilized manner, this including the political discourse.

The relation between imagination and reason in New Science is suggestive for educational theory: civilized human beings are rational, yet they came to be that way without knowing what they were doing; the first humans created institutions literally without reason, as poets do who follow their imagination rather than their reason.

Respectful relations between police and the community should be a strong measure of success in any civilized society".

"Public relations isn't a morally relevant category, in any case: The crucial question is, how should a civilized country behave when confronting barbarism?