Sentence examples for plural condition from inspiring English sources

I gratefully accept this prize in the hope that the authorities in Jerusalem — a twin capital, one day, I hope — will look to the future of its children and the conflicts that potentially could engulf them, end the settlements and encroachments and aspire creatively to the open, respectful, plural condition of the novel, the literary form that they honor tonight.

This legally plural condition is the unplanned outcome of processes of transmigration and resettlement, combined with irrigation development in the multi-ethnic landscape created by these processes.

Ḥāl, ( Arabic: "condition", ) plural Aḥwāl, in Ṣūfī Muslim mystical terminology, a spiritual state of mind that comes to the Ṣūfī from time to time during his journey toward God.

Moreover, the standard way of giving the truth-conditions for plural identity statements (mentioned above) does not work for hybrid identity statements either.

In this sense, an ethno-cultural conception of citizenship may be a sufficient condition for accepting plural citizenship in the presence of significant numbers of emigrants, yet it cannot be seen as a necessary condition as it is possible to reconcile plural citizenship with a territorial conception.

On the other hand, if mutation patterns in a genome do not satisfy any conditions resulting oscillatory, plural, or chaotic transition behaviors (Classes II and III), the genome does not have clear isochore in our context.

The first was Utah law, which outlawed plural marriages in 1896 as a condition of statehood.

The task included high and low frequency plural nouns ending in "s" (morphological "-s" condition) and verbs in the 2nd person ending in "s" (morphological "-s" condition).

The term is plural: crudités.

Utah was required to outlaw polygamy in its Constitution as a condition of statehood, but the crime of plural marriage has been prosecuted only a handful of times.

The Minister explained that this requirement for residence in Singapore was a "necessary pre-condition to constituency representation and to prevent plural voting".