Sentence examples for valued civil from inspiring English sources

"Above all, she valued civil servants who did not simply defend the status quo (and) who could back up their arguments with clear evidence".

We value civil servants highly.

From Laski, Miliband learned about the tensions between capitalism and democracy, and that socialists should value civil liberties.

But some intelligence experts say that in a changed world, the game is already up for those who would value civil liberties over the war on terrorism.

Those mirrors are, essentially, copies of the site, and if one values civil liberties or individual responsibility or both, the Web looks quite good in their reflections.

In the letters, the two discuss corruption in the Russian civil service but also a sense that more Russians have come to value civil liberties as the Soviet past fades.

Anyone who values civil liberties should be alarmed.

They trivialize and demean millions of Hitler's victims, and offend all those who value civil discourse and respectful dialogue.

In politics, as in most aspects of my life, I value civil discourse and respect for the opinions of others, even when I disagree.

We are not being valued within civil society," Baldwin says.

Subsidiary debates are likely to revolve around; (1) the relative merits of practice norms that are labelled respectively 'acceptable'goodood' and 'best'; and (2) the critical norms that should underpin all scientific activities and deliverables with a view to making them more relevant to and valued by civil protection authorities and at-risk individuals.