Sentence examples for most conducive context from inspiring English sources

The more moderate Islamists tend to argue that when the government starts interpreting and applying religious teachings, then it risks corrupting both itself and the faith, and so a more or less secular state is the most conducive context for Muslims to practice their faith.

UNICEF supports Progressive Realization of Universal Coverage, helping countries identify and progressively expand programmes and policies most conducive to achieving universality, while also recognizing countries' different capacities and contexts.

We should say whatever is most conducive to liberation from suffering, from one-sided attachments, in this particular situation and context.

Though the lake was a wondrous setting for the music, water is not the most conducive surface for sound dispersal.

Lyrics like these contribute to a conducive context for sexual violence".

Of all sports, football is most conducive to quick revivals.

But what tracks are the most conducive to productivity?

We do believe that the existence of rape pornography contributes to a conducive context for violence against women through eroticising men's violence and women's non-consent.

It goes on to suggest that by reducing women to eye candy, music videos create "a conducive context for violence against women".

And the regions where that would be most difficult -- urban slums -- are those that are most conducive to outbreaks.

The mental state most conducive to his writing is, he says, "to be a little bit happy.