Sentence examples for various forms of civil from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, various forms of civil unions were introduced in Norway (1993), Sweden (1995), Iceland (1996) and France (1999).

Offense exists, of course, but so too does defense, in the form of antiballistic missiles, preemptive attack, and various forms of civil defense.

In 1906, the WSPU headquarters moved to London and for the next few years the suffragettes engaged in various forms of civil disobedience, including heckling government ministers and deputations to parliament.

The outcome to fear is some form of "extractive institutions," meaning a setup in which most of society is pressed down by working arrangements — e.g., various forms of forced labor — or civil disorder or a more general lack of property rights.

It is not just Jews who are moved by the tale of Moses leading the Hebrews out of slavery, but also Christians and Muslims and even secularists, who (sans miracles) have drawn upon the story in movements against various forms of oppression, including America's own civil rights struggles.

Inspired by military calls to gather troops — typically for inspection or service — and Civil War re-enactments, Ms. Smith put out a "call to art" in which individuals needed only state what they were "fighting for," which could be anything from civil rights to various forms of radical self-expression.

And for projects that have a time-varying capital structure (such as big civil engineering projects that combine various forms of financing, depending on the stage of completion) estimating the WACC is an operational nightmare.

Dominguez, a Zapatista sympathizer and close friend of Subcomandante Marcos, claims the various forms of online mischief conducted by the EDT were experiments in electronic civil disobedience rather than true acts of sabotage.

The Lab hosted an invited group of civil society leaders at Stanford on May 23, 2016 to explore various forms of "data review" and consider models that might be broadly applicable and scalable across the social sector.

It was covert and often used extralegal means to criminalize various forms of political struggle and derail several social movements, such as those for civil rights and Puerto Rican independence.

At the November launch of the four year campaign focusing on various forms of violence, UNICEF was joined by the Prime Minister, President of Chamber of Deputies, line ministries, civil society, corporate and media.