Sentence examples for development of a civil from inspiring English sources

And nothing is more important to the development of a civil, democratic society.

On the networks, the situation is described as the development of a civil war in which Syrian forces are killing other Syrian forces as well as civilians.

One measure of the development of a civil society is the obstacles that we place in the path of those who would commit acts of great harm to innocents.

"We want to be able to talk about other issues, like the separation of mosque and state and the development of a civil law based on equality between men and women, but when women can't even leave their homes to discuss such things, our work is quite hard," she said.

In the USA, the Gates Foundation is funding the development of a civil engineering professor's novel wastewater treatment fabric that is capable of protecting groundwater and wells from contamination.

And for 15 years it aired programs supporting the vital development of a civil society, a society capable of leaving behind the tragic language of race war that had held sway since the Belgian colonial period.

The lack of violence has allowed economic development, and the growth of a civil society, to flourish more or less unhindered.

The E.U. has long hoped that the Russian authorities would embark upon far-reaching, fundamental reforms, leading to the development of a genuine civil society and social and economic transformation.

It is central to the effective administration of a state's resources, the rule of law, the creation of a functioning private sector and the development of a strong civil society.Yet even if we agree about the primacy of good governance, the concept has seemed too opaque to be of practical use.

His dismissal marked not only the end of his political career but the de facto elimination in Prussia of the chances for the development of a true civil society, the creation of democratic institutions and thus for the middle classes to participate actively in the political life of the country.

A change is coming, and with it the potential for ongoing engagement, an end to age discrimination, a growing economy, strengthened bonds across the age spectrum, and the development of a more civil and supportive society.