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and allow all civilizations to coexist harmoniously.

They all coexist in the closest interrelationship.

The challenge for Governments was to show that global imperatives could coexist with local needs.

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.

The Afro Colombians are looked upon as minorities and coexist together with the highly mobilized and mutually supportive indigenous inhabitants.

However, integration is not a one way phenomenon it may sometimes be reversed, and it may coexist with a parallel process of marginalization.

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

122. The resident coordinator system faces particular challenges in crisis countries since United Nations system development programmes may coexist with relief and rehabilitation assistance and with political negotiations.

To put it this way, nature knows no other circumstance in which functionally equivalent traits coexist.

The will of Muslims and Christians to coexist is what makes Lebanon a model for coming together.

Brazil's epidemiological indicators describe a situation in which developed countries (cardiovascular and chronic degenerative) typical diseases coexist with those typical of developing world (maternal mortality and malnutrition).

We are happy to report that in the Commonwealth of Dominica the first peoples of the Caribbean, the Caribs, coexist peacefully with the rest of the population.

Moreover, while rapprochement with Israel has become more likely, Turkey faces severe tensions with Syria and Iran, and its Islamist ruling party must still prove that it can coexist with the country s secular political tradition.

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

Those technologies included the use of codes or passwords , or biometrical identification devices, and might coexist with a system of digital signatures based on a public key infrastructure.

What was needed was some kind of operational mandate that would allow astronomy, civilization, industry and commerce to coexist.

Different nations and nationalities peacefully coexist in Belarus, each practising religions of their own and having their own way of life.

We in Turkey have been tackling the question of whether Islam can coexist with Western democracy for more than 150 years. After150 years of Westernization and modernization, the answer we have come up with is a definite yes.

Dealing more specifically with the use of cluster weapons, it is designed to show that operational and humanitarian concerns are not opposed to one another but must be able to coexist more closely.

Saudi Arabia asserts that these results may also be used to calculate the percentages of other psychiatric illnesses because the scientific literature indicates that PTSD can coexist with a range of other psychiatric illnesses.

While Theravada Buddhism is the religion of the majority of people in Myanmar, other religions such as Christianity, Islam and Hinduism coexist and flourish.

Although Buddhism is the religion of the majority of the people, other religions such as Christianity, Islam and Hinduism coexist and flourish in Myanmar.

The Charter, in other words, admonishes us all, individually and collectively, great and small, powerful and weak, to coexist in a culture of peace.

Where you deny the other person's reality, you have paradox where you allow more than one reality to coexist, I think there's another philosophical construction.

This is the doctrine of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations. Rather, we are witnessing a gradual process where, for some time, peacekeeping and peacebuilding will coexist.

Extreme poverty would be regarded as an extreme deprivation, in terms of some consensual definitions of severity of deprivation, especially when all these elements of deprivation coexist.

A new challenge for the private and the public sectors is thus how to coexist in the same market and benefit from each other apos s presence.

What is now required is the will to adopt and implement Ahtisaari s plan. In the coming weeks, the Security Council will decide Kosovo s status, but it is the EU that will have to coexist with both Kosovo and Serbia.

There is no inevitable contradiction between European values, on the one hand, and what are deemed Asian values, on the other. Where interests conflict and opportunities coexist with tensions, a readiness and capacity for dialogue is the only way forward.

In fact, if you go back in time, it is the norm that there are multiple species of hominids or of human ancestors that coexist at any one time.

Because other global currencies the dollar, the euro, and increasingly the renminbi would continue to coexist with the SDRs as global reserve assets, another essential element of global macroeconomic cooperation should be defining the particular obligations of countries (or regions) issuing reserve currencies.

It did not intend to engage in a debate about supremacy with the People s Republic of China in the international arena instead, it was concerned about regaining its international status so that it could coexist peacefully in the community of nations on an equal footing with the People s Republic of China.

If we can do this, we will have achieved a new platform upon which the two peoples of the island and their states can peacefully coexist without claims against one another.

Israel has become post modern, producing new and sometimes startling synergies among its avant garde high tech sensibility, its secular and ever more orthodox religious identities, and its overall ethno nationalist outlook. Its ancient biblical past can now coexist seamlessly with its ultra modern present.

This geographical imbalance requires an ordered system of trade, clear regulations, and a well structured global market. Today, however, opaque bilateral agreements abound, and very different environmental requirements and contradictory subsidies coexist.

Whatever the definition, what has concerned many economists and gained policymakers attention is that the size distribution of firms in developing countries has a long tail. Compared to developed countries, an unusually large number of small, unproductive firms coexist with a small number of large, productive firms.

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.

We can stand by and watch a new generation of web savvy Muslim youth be deluged with false claims that Islam cannot coexist with Western values. Or we can recognize that the young people of the Middle East and the rest of the Muslim world share the aspirations of young people in every other part of the world.

After more than a decade of diplomatic isolation and economic sanctions, its status as a threshold nuclear state has been internationally legitimized. Moreover, it has managed to compel the US to abandon its dream of regime change, and to coexist and even engage with an Islamic theocracy that it finds repugnant.

Ms. Perlman (Psychologists for Social Responsibility), after noting the paradoxical nature of nuclear weapons, which allowed humankind to coexist with the threat of annihilation while at the same time feeling safer, said that the psychic numbing, denial and fear induced by the magnitude of the danger, coupled with overconfidence and delusions of control, interfered with optimal thought and action and could have irreversible unintended consequences.

While the Charter remains relevant, the world of 1945 is no longer with us. The United Nations of today must embrace the realities of the new millennium. Anachronistic structures and outmoded thinking cannot coexist with current needs and perceptions. The phenomenal growth in the membership of the United Nations leads us to hope for a more democratic, transparent and representative Organization.

They need to collectively demonstrate a genuine and concrete commitment to create a society where all communities can coexist peacefully and in which the rights of members of all of Kosovo's minority groups are respected, safeguarded and guaranteed.

Experience has shown that in societies where different national, ethnic, religious or linguistic groups coexist, the culture, history and traditions of minority groups have often been neglected and the majorities are frequently ignorant of those traditions and cultures.