Приклади вживання A civilisation Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Towards a Civilisation of Love.
Was there really such a civilisation?
A civilisation for five thousand years?
But why have a civilisation?
When a civilisation passes the marker you cannot return.
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When a language is lost, a civilisation is lost.
Those are the priceless ties that bind us together as nations, as allies, and as a civilisation.
We will create a civilisation of the mind in cyberspace.
The Russians' great mission is to unite, bind together a civilisation.”.
In the third case it sets up teams to study a civilisation that is not threatening but is thought to have eliminated aggressors in the past.
Build up the faith of the People of God to make of it a civilisation of love.
As a civilisation you are also in fact relatively new in the Universe, and have been kept from understanding your true relationship to everything else.
As a historical category foreign economic relations are a civilisation product.
A civilisation in which there is no place for the elderly or in which they are discarded because they create problems… carries the virus of death”.
This is actually the price we have topay for our natural aspiration to preserve ourselves as a nation, as a civilisation, as a state.”.
But we are also living in the first atheistic civilisation, in other words, a civilisation that has lost its connection with the infinite and eternity.
A civilisation is thus the highest cultural grouping of people and the broadest level of cultural identity people have short of that which distinguishes humans from other species.
Sometimes the only way to progress andachieve peace together cannot come about until as a civilisation you recognise the Oneness of the Human Race.
Knowledge to Balfour means surveying a civilisation from its origins to its prime to its decline- and of course, it means being able to do that.
BUT if Christianity is true, then the individual is not only more important but incomparably more important,for he is everlasting and the life of a state or a civilisation, compared with his, is only a moment.”.
Because freedom of choice operates where you are concerned, and as a civilisation you have projected your own future onto the fabric of time and have created your own experiences.
A civilisation may include several nation states, as is the case with western, Latin American and Arab civilisations, or only one, as is the case with Japanese civilisation. .
These governments have not grasped that their very survival depends utterly upon adoptingsuch reforms and thus giving their peoples a cause, a civilisation worth supporting, worth their patriotism.”.
A civilisation may include several nation states, as is the case with western, Latin American and Arab civilisations, or only one, as is the case with Japanese civilisation. .
The South African born billionaire said as the universe is almost 14 billion years old,there would have been plenty of time for a civilisation to arise before people came to be on Earth less than 10,000 years ago.
History tells us that from the moment when the moral forces, on which a civilisation rests, have lost their strength, its final dissolution is brought about by those unconscious and brutal crowds known, justifiably enough, as barbarians.
A civilisation that can thus succumb to its vanquished enemy, must first have become so degenerate, that neither its appointed priests and teachers, nor anybody else, has the capacity, or will take the trouble, to stand up for it.
A civilisation and a European culture, where the salvific gospel of Christ has been uprooted, will be unable to build a robust human society, founded on ethical, moral values and on the family which guarantees justice and peace between peoples.
A civilisation involves fixed rules, discipline, a passing from the instinctive to the rational state, forethought for the future, and an elevated degree of culture- all of them conditions that crowds, left to themselves, have invariably shown are incapable of realising.