Sentence examples for cohabitation between from inspiring English sources

The French Prime Minister Jean Marie Raffarin said, "Do we want the river of Islam to enter the riverbed of secularism?" Speaking at Oxford University in 2004, Erdoğan argued for a European "union of values," not "a narrowly defined geography or a union of rigidity," and called for a "peaceful cohabitation between Christians and Muslims".

Yet this was during political cohabitation between the left and right.

The victory of Ivanishvili's candidate will bring to an end an uneasy period of cohabitation between the oligarch and Saakashvili.

At the moment, he said, Mali was ruled by "a cohabitation between the coup and the constitution".

Before the first-round voting, both the left and the right condemned the political cohabitation between Mr. Chirac and Mr. Jospin as unwieldy.

Europeans are accustomed to cozy cohabitation between politicians and businessmen; Americans tend to insist on at least the appearance of an arms-length relationship.

The rancorous cohabitations between her and Mr Yushchenko, and between the two Viktors, never worked.

Kangaroo care, i.e., skin-to-skin cohabitation (SSC) between an infant and caregiver, is often used in neonatal intensive care units to promote bonding, breastfeeding and infant growth.

The unfavorable connection between cohabitation and divorce does seem to be lessening, however, according to a report released last month by the Department of Health and Human Services.

Terra sets the stage for the contrasts of social cohabitation that occur between the indigenous Indians, transient locals and governments.

One of the reasons why we cannot see the difference between cohabitation and marriage, one of our explanations is... black people [typically] have lower incomes".