Sentence examples for a multireligious from inspiring English sources

Russia in the 19th century was both a multilingual and a multireligious empire.

Syria is not witnessing a battle for democracy, but an armed conflict between government and opposition in a multireligious country.

"They seemed to fit into my multicultural context, and had a multireligious thing as well," said Mr. Apted.

In post-civil war Lebanon, Amal, one of the largest political parties, and the more radical Hezbollah have accepted the idea of a multireligious society.

The majority Macedonian Slav Parliament rejected changing the Constitution to end the pre-eminence of the Orthodox Church and make Macedonia a multireligious state.

For now, however, being outdoors practically requires a multireligious vibe: "The situation forces you to open out, because you are not inside any kind of building," Mr. Vallejo said -- a sentiment sure to be tested by the Canadian winter, but which for now is in full leaf.

But it was at least encouraging to see last week's decision by Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki to run in the next election with a nonsectarian, multireligious coalition — a rare thing in the Arab world.

Singapore is a multiracial, multireligious society, yet its threshold as to what is objectionable in such matters is higher than in some European countries, which make it an offence to deny the Holocaust.Another blogger currently faces charges for writing that a female High Court judge had "prostituted" herself in a case that she was trying.

That is to say, in Europe, when the iron fist of communism was removed, the big, largely homogenous states, with traditions of civil society, were able to move relatively quickly and stably to more self-government — except Yugoslavia, a multiethnic, multireligious country that exploded into pieces.

In the case of Yugoslavia, Tito sealed the fissures of a multiethnic and multireligious society under a Communist veneer.

A society with a multiethnic, multilingual, multireligious empire under its belt and 80 years of experience as a constitutional republic, Turkey has managed to create its own passage to democracy, however flawed.