Sentence examples for and coexistence in the from inspiring English sources
Additionally, it further inflames wider Arab and Muslim opinion, which is similarly deleterious to the project of tolerance and coexistence in the region.
There is an almost infinite sense of locality here, with 22 languages, a sprawling literature dating back 3,500 years and a caldron of Hindu and Muslim conflict and coexistence in the largest democracy on the planet.
The Eco-city was designed to combine recreation, fitness, tourism, business with local history and culture, develop eco- and culture-based tourism projects, highlight industrial civilization and park landscaping, gradually improve the economic, eco- and social performances of Nanhu area, and eventually achieve the "economy-society-environment" sustainability and coexistence in the mining city.
The theme of the artwork is recovery and coexistence in the wake of natural disaster.
An independent Kurdistan will serve as a model for democracy and coexistence in the broader Muslim World.
The University expands educational opportunities and upward mobility for all members of society, secures and stabilizes the north of Israel, and serves as an example of tolerance and coexistence in the entire region.
Besides its persistence and coexistence in itself, the spatial metabolic model has been shown to resist parasites.
Around the modified single-cell threshold, the two cell interaction space does not change significantly, and shows regions of cooperation, competition and coexistence in similar positions relative to the threshold values of the two cells.
In his "urbi et orbi" message on Sunday, which comments on current events, Benedict said that "reconciliation — difficult, but indispensable — is a precondition for a future of overall security and peaceful coexistence" in the Middle East.
To my knowledge, this topic is relatively unexplored in the literature except for "Bifurcation analysis of bacteria and bacteriophage coexistence in the presence of bacterial debris" by Ira Aviram, Avinoam Rabinovitch [ 44].
The song includes lyrics in Arabic, Hebrew and English and calls for peaceful coexistence in the Middle East with lines such as: "And when I cry, I cry for both of us.
