Примери за използване на Civilizing на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Basically, we must aim at civilizing the market, working for an ethic that is friendly toward the person
The tradition of civilizing deities who go around civilizing, educating us, is something which we find in all traditions.
French colonial policy in Algeria centered around a“civilizing mission” that aimed to assimilate colonial subjects into“French” men
In France, the idea of France itself and its civilizing mission lent meaning to the lives of Frenchmen,
their modification amounted to a sort of Hellenization of the country and assumed a civilizing function.
Here, the Soviet civilizing mission was construed in very similar terms to that of other European nations among backward native peoples,
The Kemalist civilizing mission, aptly described by Welat Zeydanoğlu as the“Turkish White Man's Burden,” resulted in the repression of the Kurdish language,
in which she tried to show that 19th-century Germany had the same civilizing task as Ancient Greece.
was a"civilizing hero", an initiator into the mysteries of the divine science
we need to remember that there was more than a grain of truth in their claim to be on a civilizing mission.
To curl up with children and a good book has long been one of the great civilizing practices of domestic life,
Later he traveled over the whole earth civilizing it without the slightest need of arms,
Later he travelled over the whole earth civilizing it69 without the slightest need of arms,
BLater he travelled over the whole earth civilizing it without the slightest need of arms,
The only prospect for civilizing society and detoxifying politics is a new political movement that harnesses on behalf of a new humanism the burning injustice that class war manufactures.
that of“the great civilizing work that would be associated with the effective opening-up of Africa[which]
Only the future can settle whether some way out will not have to be found whereby the culture of the individual can proceed alongside the civilizing, through education, of the masses.
he bore John Thornton, which seemed to bespeak the soft civilizing influence, the strain of the primitive,
that of“the great civilizing work that would be associated with the effective opening-up of Africa[which]
however, one of the last remaining civilizing forces will be weakened, and what is left behind in the cities will represent an increasingly