Sentence examples for it makes civil from inspiring English sources

Foreign funding of civil society organizations (CSOs) is antithetical to democratization, he said, as it makes civil society leaders accountable to foreign entities rather than their own members, turning the concept of democratic accountability on its head.

Out of these three great vices, which could certainly destroy all mankind on the face of the earth, it makes civil happiness" (Element VII, §132, p.62).

Now that we live in a country that makes civil rights decisions based on how it affects corporate profits, shouldn't everything be on the table?

Which makes civil servants a kind of human shield for the political prophets of austerity.

First, studies find external support for rebellions generally makes civil wars "longer, bloodier and harder to resolve".

Shakespeare lays it out in the impassioned sonnet that opens the play: Two households, both alike in dignity In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.

Voting on funding for a journalism project was one example offered (though this probably makes Civil's token more like a security, not less).

For workers like her, one of the most worrying effects of the record-setting partial government shutdown is the way in which it's making civil service less attractive.

And it makes the civil rights movement look very nearly random, giving those who followed King an additional burden of disillusionment they don't deserve.

It makes the Civil War look like a picnic.

It makes a civil political conversation impossible, and does a disservice to the cause of a Christian witness to society.