What's most valuable about "Reporting Civil Rights" is that it provides a history of the civil-rights movement written by people who weren't allowed to peek ahead to the ending.
Some of the most valuable institutions of civil society from the churches to the trade unions have been scarred by her attacks on collective enterprise.
Are they being formed in order to gather intelligence and information about community members, or to actually engage in valuable community outreach about civil rights protections?
The students say that, by trying to spread the word about problems with the company's software, they are performing a valuable form of electronic civil disobedience, one that has broad implications for American society.
The infant Army Signal Corps, which had played a valuable part in the Civil War, had a need for a post-war training ground.
Born in 1837, in Ohio, Otis served with distinction in the Union Army throughout the Civil War, acquiring valuable Republican political connections and rising from private to lieutenant colonel.
However, large-scale dynamic experimental tests which can be valuable and largely applied in civil engineering are very rare.
Reliable short-term forecasts represent a valuable aid for scientists and civil authorities to mitigate the effects of fallout on the surrounding areas during an episode of crisis.
A successful presidency will add valuable European experience to Cyprus' civil service, and serve as a useful foundation for greater European political integration.
Meanwhile a radio burbled with news of food riots abroad while Russian whore-traffickers sweated a civil servant to get valuable vaccine procurement contracts.
