Sentence examples for multicultural state from inspiring English sources

But should promotion of values be a legitimate domain of a multicultural state?

India sees retaining Kashmir as essential to its identity as a secular and multicultural state.

There lay one seed of his opposition to a "multiethnic and multicultural state".

More than anything he wanted Queensland to become a vibrant, modern multicultural state where there was opportunity for everyone.

The 19th century Sikh kingdom was a successful multicultural state with divergent legal systems that agreed on some basic principles.

For many Jewish citizens of Israel, this idea of a multicultural state for all its citizens sounds like an existential threat.

Weighing the issues yesterday, MPs sounded more like representatives of a modern medium-large size European multicultural nation state, who want to be good allies and make a practical military difference against a common terrorist scourge, while avoiding foolish provocations and blunders.

So any clash of civilizations will occur not on conventional battlefields but in the streets of multicultural states like Bosnia -- or even cities like Bradford in England, where gangs of Muslim youths rioted last summer.

Her works include Hunger and Work in a Savage Tribe (1932); Land, Labour and Diet in Northern Rhodesia (1939); Chisungu: A Girl's Initiation Ceremony Among the Bemba of Northern Rhodesia (1956), a pioneering study of female initiation; and The Multicultural States of East Africa (1969).

Moreover, several hundred million Muslims compose sizeable minorities in multicultural states from India and China through the Russian Federation and Israel to France, Britain and, increasingly, the United States.

It's no coincidence that tax revolts in the U.S. are breaking out not in red states but in the bluest multicultural states: Massachusetts and New Jersey, so far, with New York and California to come.