Sentence examples for well civil from inspiring English sources

There will be criminal prosecutions and gnarled disputes over insurance coverage and liability, but there may be something new as well: civil litigation against the terrorists themselves.

(At a news conference that same day, President Bush himself weighed in on the subject: "You know, I hear people say, well, civil war this, civil war that". Well, at least he's listening. Or maybe just hearing).

"Traditionally people thought, well, civil disobedience is something where you break the law and you accept the punishment, and that was part of the deal," said Arthur Spitzer, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union in the Washington area.

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For the most part, they were civil (well, civil enough) towards each other, dashing the hopes of late-night comics everywhere.

Priory, that includes the town centre and areas west of the railway between North Malvern, and Malvern Wells civil parish.

'Well, a civil question deserves a civil answer.

There might well be civil war.

The governor represented the emperor, exercising supreme military as well as civil jurisdiction.

It had the support of charter operators as well as civil rights and school improvement groups.

The law provides for suspension of federal funds, as well as civil fines.