Sentence examples for subject to coexist from inspiring English sources

Maulana Maudoodi, the father of Pakistani Islamism, said amputation should not be practised on those who are driven to steal by poverty or famine; in other words, a just society was more important than harsh punishment.Beyond the legal details, some still see a deeper problem, concerning the very nature of political authority, and the ability of different ideas on this subject to coexist.

Bieber's artworks open a space for masculinity and vulnerability to coexist.

A tenacious adherence to Shinto in the Japanese countryside and among the masses has enabled it to coexist for a millennium and a half with Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, and to be subject to repeated revivals, most recently, from 1871 to 1945, as the official national religion and a powerful spiritual weapon in Japan's imperialist wars.

"Human rights and peace have to coexist".

Mr. Maher asks us to coexist.

Dolphins: Brandon Marshall and Bill Parcells will try to coexist.

"We need to learn to coexist.

The two groups have to coexist.

But in my country they allow the two to coexist".

Never mind reconciliation, Tutsis and Hutus had to coexist.

"They're going to have to coexist," Moore said.