But I think there will be civil war in America.
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"Stay calm, be civil, it's OK," Mekeland told the newspaper.
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"Politicians have to be able to be civil," he said.
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Did the candidates agree beforehand to be civil to each other?
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WATERS: Please come to my office and talk, and be civil.
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If you want to be civil about it, use slider buns.
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It's no wonder people are overriding their impulse to be civil.
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That parents can be civil with one another on the internet.
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When an idea is simply an idea, things can be civil.
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There are times to be civil and times not to be.
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There will be civil rights observers stationed at the security screenings.
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Pinterest hoped that people would be civil by banning violence and porn.
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Officials told CNN affiliate WCSC the ordnance appeared to be Civil War cannonballs.
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Well guys, give him time," says Conan, adding, "And, remember, please be civil.
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Just remember, we are here to be civil, and I didn't do it.
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Powell's main contention was that if mass immigration continued, there would be civil strife.
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People want to tell us when to protest, how to protest, how to be civil.
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You two will have to agree to disagree because we are trying to be civil.
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These rallies may not be civil engagements, but they are expressions of passionate civic engagement.
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Raftr, founded by former Yahoo president Sue Decker, is designed to be civil and sane.
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In all the other areas of her life, the 29-year-old tries to be civil.
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And in general Democrats were relishing what appeared to be civil war in the Republican Party.
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By doing this, the president would be putting forth the challenge of all challenges: Be civil.
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Chaplain Barry Black opened the Senate on Wednesday with a simple request: Let them be civil.
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We can be civil, cheerful, respectful to & friends with people who don't share our religious beliefs.
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Students who earn this degree often go on to be civil engineers, software developers and professors.
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Of course, this does not mean that Trump should never meet and be civil with dictators.
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They will grind you down, and in the process, they'll tell you to be civil about it.
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"If not for Italy, I promise, there would be civil war in Nigeria," a migrant told me.
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Political disagreements are fine, even healthy, but we should always be civil and respect each other's humanity.
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Jason and Angie also have to do their best to be civil with one another around their kids.
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It can be civil, it can be respectful and we will make a decision, as a nation, and then . . .
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But the "general contractors" label in the United States will be "civil engineers and contractors" on the India site.
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The bill stipulates that members of the KPK must henceforth be civil servants, preventing the recruitment of outside experts.
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"If it happens, there will be civil war in the United States of America," Bakker told his television audience.
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I tend to think that if we can be civil to one another, that&aposs all you can ask for.
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We need to reach out to one another and be civil and that is what will make American great again!
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She slammed Clinton for saying that Democrats can't be civil with Republicans until they are back in control of Congress.
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The regional directors' account suggested that the new officials would probably be civil servants as well, rather than political appointees.
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A politician like Obama could be civil as much as he wanted, but nobody on these airwaves would be listening.
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" He worried that come summer, when temperatures soar and electricity shortages spread, there will be "civil disobedience all over the country.
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I told my dad he was welcome if he demonstrated his ability to be civil to my mom before the event.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for," Clinton said earlier this month.
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"Let's be civil here, OK, because this man — nobody should be yelling at this man in a public place," Triumph continued.
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"Usually it goes well, but if it can't be resolved, we just ask that they be civil with one another," she says.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for," Hillary Clinton told CNN this week.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," she said.
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Sarah Gillman, one of Mr. Villavicencio's lawyers, said that when immigrants are detained by ICE, it is supposed to be civil detention.
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Speaking to reporters this week, Erdogan said that regulations requiring ballot box officials to be civil servants had not been met everywhere.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," Clinton said.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," she said.
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It's taken my ex and I a long time to get to a place where we can be civil with each other.
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We will be civil while boarding and exiting Guy on plane complaining about people wearing backpacks while boarding and turning & hitting his head.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," she told CNN.
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But those would be civil liabilities, said Darren L. Hutchinson, a professor at the University of Florida School of Law, not criminal ones.
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Penalties for violations of marijuana laws, under legalization, should be civil, rather than criminal, the report recommends, including consumption by those under 21.
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"They're going to have to try to figure out how to be civil, but they are on different paths now," the source adds.
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How do you get out of that thing where you go like, OK, I&aposm willing to be civil even if you aren&apost.
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They've been trying to be civil for our sake, which is a total joke, but you haven't been around enough to notice, have you?
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It's important to remember that we don't have to agree on everything to get along, be civil to each other and enjoy each others company.
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In even a single ethnic country, if there is a huge disparity between rich and poor, there will be revolution, there will be civil war.
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Russia's retaliation underscores a growing trend -- the rest of the world is tiring of a President that cannot govern at home or be civil abroad.
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" Hillary Clinton was lambasted by conservatives for declaring that "you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," Clinton told CNN this week.
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Trapped between what many conservatives consider an unprincipled rock and an immoral hard place, would-be civil servants are reluctant to work for President-elect Trump.
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"When you do respond to an online review, negative or positive, be civil and professional, and make sure to offer a solution when appropriate," Entrepreneur suggests.
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Harris confronted Biden on his record against busing to desegregate schools and comments earlier this month about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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Recently, he said he believes a public discussion on marriage equality can be civil and is needed to take into account the views of the Australian public.
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" Be civil (polls say voters overwhelmingly want that) and "never, I mean never, eat a corn dog in front of the media at the Iowa State Fair.
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Just because he's found not guilty in a criminal case doesn't mean there can't be civil consequences, because of that lower threshold — that lower burden of proof.
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It&aposs not a conversation and that&aposs tragic because I like having conversations with people with whom I disagree, but I want it to be civil.
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Hun Sen has said that if his party doesn't win there could be civil war in the country devastated by the Khmer Rouge genocide in the 1970s.
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It is the culture amongst the moderators of centralized community platforms, from mighty Facebook to much-smaller Hacker News, where "please be civil" is a regular refrain.
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" Hillary Clinton said in an interview with CNN this month that "you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for.
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" Admittedly, that line of reasoning does have a little in common with, "You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for.
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"Despite everything that happened between us I'm happy we are at a place where we can go to events..have a good time and be civil," he wrote.
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So here's something to consider: The standard you're asking him to meet — "to demonstrate his ability to be civil to my mom" — is vague, and 2022 isn't soon.
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On current trends, most wars will be civil wars in weak states, or "hybrid" wars in which cyber-disruption, false information and infiltration are the weapons of choice.
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While Pruitt did not directly confront the opposition to him among the EPA workforce, he called for the agency's employees to be civil and listen to one another.
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We need to understand that we can respectfully disagree on policies, we can be fierce partisans, but we can be civil and respectful of our fellow man and woman.
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In the first hearing held last month, the court ruled to keep the proceedings secret and accepted petitions by Erdogan and MIT to be civil plaintiffs in the case.
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But right now, today, I choose to believe that Nancy Pelosi means for all of us to be calm, to be humble, to be civil, and to work together.
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He was reportedly told by Doug Gurr, a senior executive at Amazon, that there could be "civil unrest" within two weeks if Britain quit the bloc with no deal.
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The two sides went out of their way to be civil, bantering and making small talk about sports and work, a person close to Mr. Manafort's defense team said.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," Clinton said in an interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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With the election and the campaign, the rhetoric become more vocal, and people felt empowered to no longer be civil or courteous and to just say what they feel.
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Harris, a former prosecutor, confronted Biden over his decades-old Senate fight against busing to desegregate schools and comments about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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Ninety percent of respondents nationwide said that it's important for politicians to be civil to one another, compared to just 21625 percent who said they didn't think it was important.
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There were only five of them, and I presumed, before giving a read, that they would all be civil, since people are generally decent in private, one-on-one interactions.
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The many lawyers representing the accusers have said that the next course of action will be civil suits, and Araoz is expected to file one as early as next week.
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How are we supposed to teach our children and our next generations to be civil, respectful and mature when we as adults and leaders are not practicing what we preach?
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While the probe is believed to be civil and not criminal, the new requests add to Trump's legal headaches from federal, state and congressional probes into his administration, campaign and businesses.
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And legislators representing pro-business parties in Hong Kong have expressed concern about executives becoming ensnared in mainland criminal cases over commercial disputes that would be civil matters in Hong Kong.
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James Eastland and Herman Talmadge still managed to be civil to him back in the day when he, a white man from Scranton, Pennsylvania, was in Congress, according to NBC News.
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And we even love debating with each other and having differences of opinion even in our own marriage can show us how to be civil in disagreement with other people as well.
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"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, for what you care about," the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee and former secretary of State said.
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We were wrong when we asked what it meant to be civil only when Sarah Sanders' dinner plans were canceled, rather than when entire families were ripped apart and locked into cages.
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"With all of the heated back and forth between my opponent and me at the debate last night, we have proven that we can actually be civil to each other," Trump said.
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This leads to a whole lot of awkward interactions between Midge and Joel (Michael Zegen), who are trying to be civil — and Midge is trying to reconcile — but it's just no use.
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" Hillary Clinton also spoke out against civility in this moment, saying, "You cannot be civil with" the Republican Party because it "wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about.
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"The good news is the intention is to keep things fair, the bad news is there may be civil liberties issues," James Thomson, a marketplace consultant and partner at BuyBoxExperts, told BuzzFeed News.
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And even tonight, with all of the heated back and forth between my opponent and me at the debate last night, we have proven that we can actually be civil to each other.
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We don't have to be civil to one another -- and history would suggest we won't be -- but we do have a responsibility to talk about things that matter, precisely because those things matter.
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To extend the metaphorical olive branch to your ex, send her a text before the next gathering or come up to her during the event and explain how you want to be civil.
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In fact, one of our meetings brought us face to face with both the best and the worst of what could happen when politics goes beyond the point where disagreement can be civil.
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Were he actually to retire, abdicating this role, "there would be civil war," said Konstantin Gaaze, a sociologist at the Moscow School for Social and Economic Sciences, who specializes in Russian patronage networks.
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Cruz tweeted that "we should always be civil and respect each other's humanity": Violence is never OK. Reports of bombs sent to the homes of Obama, Clinton, and Soros are deeply, deeply disturbing.
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"The number one potential risk for travelers in 2020 will be civil unrest caused by geopolitical shifts," said Matthew Bradley, regional security director at International SOS, a medical and security travel risk services company.
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We appreciate the impact that this story has had on the community and beyond but we expect people to be civil in expressing their disagreement and/or support of what has and will take place.
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"They may be civil engineers, they may be activists, they may be nurses, they may be librarians or teachers or principals, but they don't necessarily have the skills to run a winning campaign," Trent said.
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He says he prefers political disagreements to be civil but, "I'll take rage over cynicism any day of the week," because it shows people haven't given up their belief that they can change their country.
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Those who may be targeted in an ad campaign around the Confederate States may be Civil War buffs who visited or liked a page about the Confederacy set up by a seller of history books.
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Campbell said he also believes there could be civil or even criminal liability for a defiant sheriff if they refuse to seize a weapon and that person goes on to commit a crime with it.
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Along with the push to keep profiling out of the network, Nextdoor also gives users guidelines on what they can post on the site, with a push for people to be civil and not self-promote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Senior ministers called on Sunday for a truce in a heated debate on Britain's membership of the European Union, saying the ruling Conservative Party must be civil if it wants to stay in power.
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While it is unclear who is directing some of the calls and emails to Clinton's superdelegates, Seattle resident Justin Renquist has pushed for some of the outreach, although he stressed that such contacts needed to be civil.
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"You would be generous to a loser, you would not boast about your victory, you would be civil during an engagement, but you'd use every trick you had, every skill you had to win," Mr. Gray continued.
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Though the statute of limitations for pursuing possible criminal action against the Trumps for the alleged schemes exposed in the report has long passed, there could be civil penalties if tax fraud is found to have occurred.
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House of Representatives District 5 (parts of Bergen, Passaic, Sussex and Warren Counties): Josh Gottheimer (D), a former Microsoft executive and presidential speechwriter who promises to be civil and get things done, lacking his opponent's ultraconservative disdain for government.
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" Hillary Clinton, too, has dabbled in that sort of fight-fire-with-fire rhetorical approach, telling CNN's Christiane Amanpour: "You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday leaders needed to be civil at the summit but he is clearly losing patience with the U.S. President, suggesting the other six members of the G7 could form their own grouping if necessary.
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Last month, Amazon weighed in: Doug Gurr, the company's most senior executive in Britain, warned that if the country left the European Union without negotiating a new arrangement with the bloc (the "no-deal" scenario), there could be civil unrest.
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It's not required for rival companies to be civil with each other all the time, but in the research world this will almost certainly be considered poor form by Nvidia, and that can have knock-on effects when it comes to recruiting and overall credibility.
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" Gibbs, who also took a picture with press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, posted a selfie with Ivanka with the caption, "It's important to remember that we don't have to agree on everything to get along, be civil to each other and enjoy each others company.
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On this week's podcast, Lemann talks about "How America Lost Its Secrets"; Alexandra Alter has news from the publishing world; James Ryerson discusses new books about how to be civil in an uncivil world; and Gregory Cowles and John Williams on what people are reading.
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That is a break from a long-held philosophy that people held on immigration violations, who are considered by law to be "civil" detainees, should be treated differently, and is in line with the president's belief that the government should be tougher on unauthorized immigrants.
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Kamala Harris said Sunday that she applauds former Vice President Joe Biden's apology on his comments about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators in the 1970s, but stopped short of absolving him of all of his past remarks on issues of race.
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Another solution is to shift away from training that teaches how not to harass to training that focuses on good behavior: how to interact with people who are different, how to be civil, and how to show respect, Mark Fogel, an HR consultant, told BuzzFeed News.
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Indeed, this was one of the great lessons of Obama's term in office: No matter how much Democrats lean over to be civil or to achieve political peace with the other party, the radicalization of the GOP has created an electorate that always sees blood red.
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In a short video posted to his Twitter account, Trump ripped Clinton for her "horrible" remarks in a CNN interview last week, during which she said Democrats cannot be "civil" with a party that "wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," referring to the GOP.
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Arthur: This is the core reason why I think Ryan will be a big part of the Republican reconstruction: He is unquestionably a true conservative, but hates the ideological holy war and believes that debates can be civil, respectful competitions of ideas leading to some areas of agreement.
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Although the proposed deal would not essentially affect the wages of the roughly 9,000 Greek priests — the state would pay an annual lump sum of around 200 million euros, or about $225 million, into a fund to be managed by the church — they would no longer be civil servants.
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In addition to continuing to undermine what is left of our ability to be civil to one another, Mr. Trump seems to be very adept at directing the focus of Americans, both Democrats and Republicans, away from the real priorities and toward the daily drama of his life.
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Or, if the damaging information doescount as an illegal campaign contribution from a foreign national, the penalties would only be civil in nature — which means Robert Mueller, the Russia special counsel, can't just prosecute Trump Jr. or his associates over what happened at that fateful June 2016 gathering.
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Today, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE declares that Democrats do not have to be civil until the party wins back a branch of government.
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"So when you're dealing with an ideological party that is driven by the lust for power, that is funded by corporate interests who want a government that does its bidding, it's — you can be civil, but you can't overcome what they intend to do unless you win elections," she added.
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"So, when you're dealing with an ideological party that is driven by the lust for power, that is funded by corporate interests who want a government that does its bidding, it's -- you can be civil, but you can't overcome what they intend to do unless you win elections," she added.
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Confrontation with Biden The highlight of Harris' month came when, before more than 18 million Americans watching the primary debates, the California senator unloaded on Biden, lambasting the race's frontrunner for his decades-old fight against busing to desegregate schools and comments about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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The match-ups mean Biden, much like the first debate, will be the center of attention, drawing fire not only from Harris, but also from Booker, who has also shown a willingness to slam the former vice president for comments he made about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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" Clinton told CNN's Christianne Amanpour during an interview Tuesday, "You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about...That's why I believe, if we are fortunate enough to win back the House and or the Senate, that's when civility can start again.
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During the interview, Harris also was pressed about her widely-praised confrontation with former Vice President Joe Biden at last month's Democratic primary debate, during which the California Democrat called him out over his decades-old fight against busing to desegregate schools and comments about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators.
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Sumter, South Carolina (CNN)Joe Biden in a speech on Saturday invoked his time as vice president to Barack Obama to mount a vigorous defense of his record on issues of race and also apologized for comments he made last month about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators in the 2000s.
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Harris, in a blunt, pointed attack that mixed her personal story and race, took Biden to task for his decades-old fight against busing to desegregate schools and comments about his ability to be civil and work with segregationist senators, two stories that have hounded the recent weeks of the former vice president's campaign.
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But the more relevant reason for Fallon wanting everyone to just take a breath and be civil is that he has always run his show by lobbying to be everyone's friend, serving up a few softball jokes about politics or other current events at the top of the show before putting most of his energy into playing charades with his celebrity guests.
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" Eric Trump was noting comments made by 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, who said last week that those on the left "cannot be civil with" Republicans because the GOP "wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about.
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And to me the deepest irony of all of this is if Justice Kennedy stood for anything it was for this idea of the rule of law of attempting to be civil, of trying to hear out these different sides, and he chose the sides that made the most sense to him certainly and often explained them beautifully, and his departure almost feels like it's a departure of that mode of engaging with one another too, which is its own sort of bittersweet moment.
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The debate over Ellen's niceness as an entertainer and celebrity is a close cousin to the "civility" debate that periodically roils the political world: the question of whether it is politically more effective for the left to "be civil" to members of the Trump administration, or whether publicly confronting some of those members — like Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who was denied service at a restaurant in an act of political protest in 2018 — might perhaps be the morally correct and politically viable way to go.
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White House counselor Kellyanne ConwayKellyanne Elizabeth ConwayThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Florida first lady to miss Women for Trump event due to planned execution Trump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news MORE went after Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85033 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE early Wednesday for saying that Democrats can't be civil with Republicans.
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