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United action, of the leading civilised countries at least, is one of the first conditions for the emancipation of the proletariat.

Illegal it might be, but only thus, he said, could turmoil be avoided and "civilised standards" maintained.

They can see for themselves how much more pleasant and civilised life can be in a more cultivated community.

In Beijing, the so-called " civilised dog keeping" campaign began in October and was to have ended in the middle of this month.

Discrimination of any form is considered unacceptable is all civilised societies.

The activity of the volunteer, as a essential part of a civilised society, is an important signal of a degree of human civilization.

It is a rich, peaceful, civilised country that does not feel like a place in crisis.

For enthusiasts conversation is an art, one of the great pleasures of life, even the basis of civilised society.

Though I opposed the invasion I assumed that its outcome would at least be a more civilised environment.

Civilised courtiers competed to grow peonies of their own and vast shows of peonies began to be held in the capital at Luoyang.

It used to be said that every civilised person had two fatherlands: his own, and France.

A cornerstone of any civilised society is a variety of thriving institutions.

The radical Islamists and rogue states who wish America harm are no more benevolent when it comes to the rest of the civilised world.

Women ran the salons where the culture of the time was created, and their presence civilised the men they invited there.

They are the civilised world, and know themselves to be such by virtue of righteously disembowelling the odd barbarian now and again.

CALIFORNIA, though regarded by some as one of the more civilised parts of the world, is prey to wildfires.

Mr Obama starts with the great goodwill of his country and all of the civilised world.

Meanwhile, the evidence that the US was willing to abandon its own civilised standards wrote the recruitment poster for al-Qaeda.

It is a mere shadow because despite retaining the civilised ways of the Roman legacy, the Byzantines have done little to further it.

Some of those who defend the status quo argue that France is a civilised country that has simply chosen different priorities.

Through what trials and sore contests the civilised world will have to pass in the course of this new reformation, who can tell?

The " civilised " world today is only one step away from a return to the jungle.

The police death toll in a country that sees itself as the most civilised in Africa is indeed shocking.

This results in a lack of human interaction which is the basis of any civilised society.

In a civilised society, one must always have people above to be obeyed and people below to be commanded.

In other respects the Irish Republic appears to be a civilised country, in this case it looks barbaric.

Now, when women have equal rights with men, when one can divorce in a day, must we be happy that we have became so "civilised" ?

What traditional buyers of luxury make of their nouveau co-consumers they are, of course, too civilised to say.

In a civilised society, to be punctual is a necessary habit for all social activities.

In fact, to equip children for work, schools would be better advised to teach them how to read, write and behave in a civilised fashion.

In civilised countries, the truth is best policed by scholars, not criminal prosecutors.

They argue that it is the mark of the civilised society that renegade voices are heard and defeated only by rational debate, not by gagging.

In the 20th century, when universal became widespread, a period of retirement after work was seen as a mark of a civilised social democracy.

We must conduct our meetings in a civilised manner. Personal attack and verbal threats will not be tolerated.

That sounds a straightforward line for a civilised country, and civilised press, to draw.

It's recongised as the holy rivier in India, one of the Four Great Ancient Civilised Nations in the world.

The fine attributes of the Swiss are the prerequisites for any civilised society.

Even within the relatively civilised sphere of economic relations, there is plenty of room for discrimination.

His action in fighting against the Bolshevist springtide was waged beyond that, for Europe and the entire civilised world.

e. g: An eye for an eye is no way to run a civilised justice system.

The planet of Davin was once blessed with a progressive and civilised culture.

They should be equipped with the basics of civilised life, including water filters and solar panels.

It's the mark of a civilised society, clubbing together to provide assistance to those in need.

For most of the 1990s, the thrust of Russia's relationship with the West was about Russia's transition to a normal, civilised country.

"It will be a sign that Russia is moving towards the civilised world, " says Mr Guriev, "not away from it. "

Debenhams has launched a Civilised Dining Campaign to protect the traditional way of eating.

While we in the north tend to be crude, in the NE men and women are far more civilised and principled.

The letter was launched in the civilised environment of the Centre for the Study of Muslim-Jewish Relations in Cambridge.

An atmosphere of economic crisis in both countries is unlikely to make the discussion any more civilised.

"We're civilised and they are not, " says a Kikuyu mini-bus driver in the market-place, to applause from his friends.

He was a man too civilised, too subtle, to labour his points.

It is also because a civilised society tries to save people from accidentally burning themselves to death.

'Lookism', it is claimed, is the new racism, and should be banished from civilised societies.

Commentators in the past have tended to imagine these men as either politically apathetic or violent threats to civilised society.

Nor were the standards that Mr Smith so volubly sought to maintain very civilised.

Each year, the evidence mounts that as a modern, civilised society we should decriminalise such ubiquitous activities.

Is the global slump turning a nation of civilised lunchers into one of convenience snackers?

"In all civilised countries they would resign if they had to admit spying on shareholders. "

"Civilised" man, on the other hand, tried to defy his constraints and change the world with new inventions, like an engineer.

Worker mistreatment should never be condoned in any civilised society and it certainly will not be condoned by the Government.

If China wanted to become civilised she would forgive the angles for the Opium Wars and the Japanese for WW2.

No civilised country should deem their use lawful.

There are no savage and civilised peoples; there are only different cultures.

He is also a useful bogeyman who makes Russia's own leaders seem more civilised and democratic.

A criminal and aggressive regime such as N. Korea should be corrected by the civilised world.

He didn't count because he was Norwegian, and Norway is evidently a lot more civilised in these matters.

We have more freedom. It's more civilised and safer.

We're civilised now. That's right, civilised.

He is civilised, self-reliant and friendly, confiding details about his life and toys to everyone he meets.

No civilised man regrets a pleasure.

I know many of you are extremely civilised and I am very proud of you.

And so if we (rightly) save the life of a criminal but sentence to death a voiceless foetus or embryo, are we truly civilised?

This is what the fl? neur did , to test the newness of the street against the established norms of civilised behaviour .

Once you have reached those conditions the world considers you civilised and you can go about your merry way.

"I am a civilised person and always cheer on Italy, therefore I will support Inter tonight, " insisted Sensi.

They have spent a long time shrugging off their image as Barbarians at the Gate and they like being regarded as civilised.

he made a study of the custom of most civilised nations

In civilised society he stands at all times in need of the cooperation and assistance of great multitudes,

this learning is obviously an inevitable part of growing up , of becoming civilised

They are usually more civilised than stag parties. Although these days,

It's because of the cruelty that the human beings (civilised human)