Sentence examples for views civil from inspiring English sources

Having marginalized political opposition, co-opted key business interests and effectively cleansed the landscape of alternative voices, Putin now views civil society as the main threat to his rule.

Despite Driver's provocative views, civil liberties and legal experts say the fact Driver has been detained and subjected to bail conditions without charge is alarming; if he hasn't been charged with a crime, he should be free to go without restrictions.

There is also an online gallery of 3-D stereo-view Civil War photographs.

"In our view, civil, economic, social and cultural rights are indivisible, interdependent and universal," he added.

Until the Bush administration, the F.D.A. itself viewed civil liability and its own regulation as complementary systems of consumer protection.

They dislike the patriarchal history and language of marriage; viewing civil partnerships as a more modern, egalitarian alternative.

In Abu Hadi's view, civil war has begun in Syria, and will likely worsen even if the Assad regime falls.

According to this view, civil society is made up not just of civic groups like the N.A.A.C.P. or the N.R.A., but also of for-profit corporations.

In response, the Israeli military said that it viewed "civil rights of the Palestinian population with the utmost importance" and that it conducted investigations in cases where innocent Palestinians have been harmed.

In the most high-profile Supreme Court case of the year, with the future of how we view civil rights and treat our fellow-citizens at stake, someone had quietly engineered enough prominent conservatives from the opposition party to sign onto a legal brief supporting full equality for gay and lesbian Americans.

Despite the lip service that we pay to the notion of America as "the land of the free," it appears that Americans view civil liberties as an abstraction too rarefied to support and would willingly suffer those who would constrain essential freedoms.