Kazakhstan's goal was a modern, competitive economy in an open, democratic and prosperous society based on the rule of law, wherein the components and traditions of a multinational, multidenominational society could coexist in harmony.

In the long run, Georgia and Russia must coexist peacefully.

Democracy does not coexist with al Qaeda.

All types coexist during the preschool years.

Unlike a currency, languages can easily coexist in an economic area.

Although communism could, every now and then, coexist with private property, and sometimes with private enterprise, it could never coexist with civil society.

Power and justice were in substantial harmony.

Nature and man have lived in harmony.

Islam, the official religion, and other religions and faiths, coexist in a tolerant environment.

Competition authorities and sector regulators can coexist under various conditions.

For now, their different views coexist and they live together peacefully.

In December 1957 the boys began to sing in harmony.

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And has created harmony among their hearts if you had spent all that is in the earth you could not have created harmony among their hearts , but Allah has created harmony among them indeed He only is Almighty , Wise .

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I m symbolizing love, peace, and harmony.

Its ancient biblical past can now coexist seamlessly with its ultra modern present.

New Harmony is a town in Washington County, Utah, United States.

See ye not how Allah hath created seven heavens in harmony ,

As Tom Friedman has argued, three groups coexist in Mexico today The Narcos, the No s, and the NAFTA s.

They can coexist, as they more or less did in the years after 1945 in various parts of the world.

Circle of Fifths, acoustic harmony, geometric symmetry.

Rapid urbanization, especially in Africa, was a threat to sustainable development and could not coexist with high population growth.

In the Colombian market large scale retailers coexist with SMEs, each one serving a different segment of the market.

Cultural mosaic () is the mix of ethnic groups, languages and cultures that coexist within society.

The ideal of the Confucian state is harmony.

Today, they need to find ways to reconcile their interests in Asia so that they can coexist peacefully and prosper.

Likewise, while the European project sought to bring about the harmony of people living together in peace, we also must live in harmony with our environment the scarcest of all of our resources.

Rather, we are witnessing a gradual process where, for some time, peacekeeping and peacebuilding will coexist.

Harmony among peoples, harmony between humankind and nature, and the peaceful coexistence of States all should be governed and safeguarded by the rule of law.

We in Turkey have been tackling the question of whether Islam can coexist with Western democracy for more than 150 years.

Together, you represent the harmony between tradition and progress.

MM The global village is a world in which you don't necessarily have harmony.

Is the present environment of development in tranquil harmony not something to be cherished?

The first concerns building European defense in harmony with NATO, rather than in opposition to it.

They no longer believe in it because it is being portrayed as an impossibility to coexist with ethnic, religious and economic differences.

Korean traditional architecture is characterized by its harmony with nature.

Diversity, tolerance and harmony are important features of Chinese culture.

It is now clear that European and American geopolitical interests are not automatically in harmony.

There is indeed a compelling harmony and symmetry and a logical attractiveness in the report.

Operational and humanitarian concerns are not opposed to one another, but must be able to coexist more closely.