Definition of civil society in English:

civil society

noun

mass noun

Society considered as a community of citizens linked by common interests and collective activity.
the corrosive impact of fear on politics and civil society
they make important contributions to civil society
count noun a flourishing civil society indifferent to race, gender, or economic category
Example sentencesExamples
- I do believe that the government is - at least verbally - committed in getting this civil society in place.
- Winston Churchill once said that reservists were "twice the citizen" because of their dual commitments to civil society and the military.
- There are very legitimate reasons to believe it might almost be impossible to get a civil society in place very fast.
- Weak civil society leads to high crime, low productivity and all kinds of social pathology.
- There are some encouraging signs that a civil society is emerging especially in the area of environmental protection.
- State control is total, leaving no room for civil society to grow.
- Those men are beginning the process of reintegration into civil society.
- Europe, viciously divided against itself for centuries, has knit together into a democratic and civil society.
- Can they adopt some of the practices and institutions of civil society?
- One step forward for civil society may now mean two steps back.
- Hamlet's lucky rescue by pirates opens up moral and legal perspectives beyond sovereignty and civil society.
- The fact is that the only institution in the world today that is more powerful than the American government, is American civil society.
- What those who are afraid of civil society breaking down don't realize is that civil society has already broken down!
- Peru's civil society had been reborn.
- Defining art's place in civil society is a no less thorny issue today.
- Civil society springs up in tyranny's wake.
- Any civil society has be culturally adaptable.
- They want responsible, public-minded citizens but refuse to give civil society a chance.
- I'm asking record companies to realize that they have a responsibility to a civil society.
- Building a civil society here is going to take a while.

Definition of civil society in US English:

civil society

noun

Society considered as a community of citizens linked by common interests and collective activity.
the corrosive impact of fear on politics and civil society
they make important contributions to civil society
a flourishing civil society indifferent to race, gender, or economic category
Example sentencesExamples
- Winston Churchill once said that reservists were "twice the citizen" because of their dual commitments to civil society and the military.
- Those men are beginning the process of reintegration into civil society.
- Hamlet's lucky rescue by pirates opens up moral and legal perspectives beyond sovereignty and civil society.
- Any civil society has be culturally adaptable.
- Weak civil society leads to high crime, low productivity and all kinds of social pathology.
- State control is total, leaving no room for civil society to grow.
- The fact is that the only institution in the world today that is more powerful than the American government, is American civil society.
- There are some encouraging signs that a civil society is emerging especially in the area of environmental protection.
- Defining art's place in civil society is a no less thorny issue today.
- What those who are afraid of civil society breaking down don't realize is that civil society has already broken down!
- Peru's civil society had been reborn.
- Building a civil society here is going to take a while.
- Civil society springs up in tyranny's wake.
- Europe, viciously divided against itself for centuries, has knit together into a democratic and civil society.
- I'm asking record companies to realize that they have a responsibility to a civil society.
- They want responsible, public-minded citizens but refuse to give civil society a chance.
- One step forward for civil society may now mean two steps back.
- I do believe that the government is - at least verbally - committed in getting this civil society in place.
- Can they adopt some of the practices and institutions of civil society?
- There are very legitimate reasons to believe it might almost be impossible to get a civil society in place very fast.

词汇	civil society
释义	Definition of civil society in English: civil society noun mass noun Society considered as a community of citizens linked by common interests and collective activity. the corrosive impact of fear on politics and civil society they make important contributions to civil society count noun a flourishing civil society indifferent to race, gender, or economic category Example sentencesExamples I do believe that the government is - at least verbally - committed in getting this civil society in place. Winston Churchill once said that reservists were "twice the citizen" because of their dual commitments to civil society and the military. There are very legitimate reasons to believe it might almost be impossible to get a civil society in place very fast. Weak civil society leads to high crime, low productivity and all kinds of social pathology. There are some encouraging signs that a civil society is emerging especially in the area of environmental protection. State control is total, leaving no room for civil society to grow. Those men are beginning the process of reintegration into civil society. Europe, viciously divided against itself for centuries, has knit together into a democratic and civil society. Can they adopt some of the practices and institutions of civil society? One step forward for civil society may now mean two steps back. Hamlet's lucky rescue by pirates opens up moral and legal perspectives beyond sovereignty and civil society. The fact is that the only institution in the world today that is more powerful than the American government, is American civil society. What those who are afraid of civil society breaking down don't realize is that civil society has already broken down! Peru's civil society had been reborn. Defining art's place in civil society is a no less thorny issue today. Civil society springs up in tyranny's wake. Any civil society has be culturally adaptable. They want responsible, public-minded citizens but refuse to give civil society a chance. I'm asking record companies to realize that they have a responsibility to a civil society. Building a civil society here is going to take a while. Definition of civil society in US English: civil society noun Society considered as a community of citizens linked by common interests and collective activity. the corrosive impact of fear on politics and civil society they make important contributions to civil society a flourishing civil society indifferent to race, gender, or economic category Example sentencesExamples Winston Churchill once said that reservists were "twice the citizen" because of their dual commitments to civil society and the military. Those men are beginning the process of reintegration into civil society. Hamlet's lucky rescue by pirates opens up moral and legal perspectives beyond sovereignty and civil society. Any civil society has be culturally adaptable. Weak civil society leads to high crime, low productivity and all kinds of social pathology. State control is total, leaving no room for civil society to grow. The fact is that the only institution in the world today that is more powerful than the American government, is American civil society. There are some encouraging signs that a civil society is emerging especially in the area of environmental protection. Defining art's place in civil society is a no less thorny issue today. What those who are afraid of civil society breaking down don't realize is that civil society has already broken down! Peru's civil society had been reborn. Building a civil society here is going to take a while. Civil society springs up in tyranny's wake. Europe, viciously divided against itself for centuries, has knit together into a democratic and civil society. I'm asking record companies to realize that they have a responsibility to a civil society. They want responsible, public-minded citizens but refuse to give civil society a chance. One step forward for civil society may now mean two steps back. I do believe that the government is - at least verbally - committed in getting this civil society in place. Can they adopt some of the practices and institutions of civil society? There are very legitimate reasons to believe it might almost be impossible to get a civil society in place very fast.
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