Sentence examples for capacity for coexistence from inspiring English sources

The animal world mirrors both the savage territoriality of humans and the more tender side, the capacity for coexistence, the ability to do that very Indian thing and "adjust".

In a turn of events seemingly tailor-made to demonstrate India's diversity and capacity for coexistence, Mrs. Gandhi, raised a Roman Catholic, is making way for a Sikh prime minister who will be sworn in by a Muslim president, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

Arresting and reversing landscape conversion in targeted zones can reduce potential wildlife-human conflict by regenerating ecosystem capacity, enabling coexistence of a 'green corridor' for terrestrial wildlife migration, a 'blue corridor' for movement of riverine wildlife, and sustainable human livelihoods.

Strategies for Coexistence Interventions: Brandeis University.

Da Costa said supporters of Culture for Coexistence rejected boycotts.

One work united the Arabic and Hebrew words for coexistence.

The vexed question of coexistence between Indigenous people and culture, and the settler state, is central to a new book, Planning for Coexistence?

The goal of the hottest economic war is an agreement for coexistence, not annihilation.

Gause, G. F. The Struggle for Coexistence (MD: Williams and Wilkins, 1934).

They were adjusting their collective narrative to make room for coexistence with onetime enemies.

A blend of international grapes, it is sent to world leaders as a metaphor for coexistence.