| Egypt, Donnelly wrote, was their colony, where they tried to civilize wild tribes. |
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| There is clearly a major confrontation at the moment about how we in Australia find our own way to civilize global capital. |
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| The teens take the opportunity to refine and civilize the primitive man, and to give him the appreciation of modern education. |
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| Both responded to the story of Rome as the endlessly fascinating adventures of a people who thought of themselves as having a mission to civilize the world. |
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| When he was 7, beautiful baldheaded Sunny and her beautiful blond-haired mother moved to a farmhouse near his home and began to civilize him. |
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| An Army veteran looks at the fall of Mosul and recalls his own time there trying to civilize the land with guns and money. |
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| Consider it part of the mission to civilize, a necessary part of the process to start solving problems again in Washington. |
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| One of Canada's main roles should be to take the leading role to civilize trade throughout the world. |
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| The task is to civilize investment, to ensure that it is useful and that its benefits are well distributed. |
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| While this type of agreement permits freer trade, it does not usually include rules to civilize that trade. |
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| First because we believe that it will civilize labour disputes as well as the whole approach with regard to labour relations. |
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| Let us choose a multilateral approach and limit bilateral agreements that do not allow for standards to be set to civilize trade. |
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| Mr. Marc Laviolette: That has helped civilize the relationship between the parties. |
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| Cricket was supposed to civilize savages and divert into peaceful channels violent energies that in many places erupted in tribal wars. |
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| The purpose of the 1876 Indian Act was to civilize, christianize and assimilate Aboriginal peoples. |
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| Lastly, Mr. Salama said he shared Mr. Decaux's view that it was better to civilize military tribunals than to demonize them. |
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| We must also civilize it in order to have healthy international competition and clean up the terms of trade. |
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| Caliban, too, must be freed, since Prospero has done what he could to educate and civilize this Natural Man. |
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| They have said that the efforts they made to civilize labour relations have borne fruit. |
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| I wish I thought that Canada's effect was to civilize these negotiations, but I really don't have great confidence in that. |
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| The problem in our mind with these bilateral agreements is that they do not allow us to apply rules to civilize trade. |
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| There is a collective duty to enhance the civilizing potential of civilizing rational principles because of its potential to further civilize in the future, something that is intrinsically valuable. |
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| Answering the first question is easy: if there's no evidence – even indirect evidence – for the civilizing value of literary fiction, we ought not to assume that it does civilize. |
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| The new scheme reorders the site through a series of strong, simple interventions that civilize the experience of bus travel. |
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| Like adults, German youth found alluring empire's exoticism and chaos along with its need to civilize, even sanitize, colonial spaces. |
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| Momentum began to build for an education program that would fulfill treaty obligations, and at the same time work to civilize, Christianize, and assimilate Aboriginal children into the Canadian mainstream. |
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| When the legislation passed by the Parti Québécois government in 1977 came into force in 1978, it helped, as I was saying previously, civilize labour relations. |
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| The Indian Princess is the Native beauty who is sympathetic enough to the white man's quest to be lured away from her tribe to marry into his culture, and further his mission to civilize her people. |
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| The rink is a symbol of this country's vast stretches of water and wilderness, its extremes of climate, the player a symbol of our struggle to civilize such a land. |
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| That is the very nature of social life, which encourages, indeed, demands that we discipline our nature, civilize our behaviour, and open our minds to other people and other cultures. |
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| He was still a soldier in the army of freedom, and still tried to enlighten and civilize those who were impatiently waiting for his death. |
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| Her parents hoped that boarding school might civilize her some. |
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| They believed it was their duty to civilize the native people. |
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