"The church is definitely a model of co-existence," Harani said.
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" Their goal is not co-existence but "to end their politics.
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"(Only) the buffer zone is for human-animal co-existence" Nayak said.
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Morocco's moderate Islamists have been symbols of co-existence rather than rebellion.
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The model foresees the co-existence of other networks to increase competition.
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"The U.S. should aim for peace and co-existence rather than geopolitical dominance."
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Teaneck's air horns, on the other hand, are an attempt at suburban co-existence.
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"Both Snapchat and Instagram Stories appear capable of co-existence and growth," he wrote.
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The terrorists wish to destroy this civilization of co-existence by spreading anti-Muslim hatred.
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But in the last few days, that strange co-existence seems to have broken down.
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Bosnia's traditional form of Islam is moderate, shaped by long co-existence with other faiths.
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Trump lectured Palestinians to "meet the challenges of peaceful co-existence" in his speech Tuesday.
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"Although the title is Parasite, I think the story is about co-existence," he said.
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Fortunately, so do the more positive messages reminding us of our shared humanity, urging co-existence.
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Xenophobia, or a fear of strangers, can be detrimental to co-existence and building multicultural societies.
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Every other speaker but one joined President Aliyev in talking about peace, tolerance and co-existence.
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"Turkey wants to destabilize the co-existence between the various groups of the Syrian people," he added.
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Pope Francis delivered a message voicing tolerance and co-existence during a Mass in Cairo on Saturday.
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Constructive engagement might "start the long trajectory that would ultimately lead to... mutual [co]existence," he said.
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"I call upon the North Korean government: Without international cooperation and co-existence, economic development is impossible."
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We reassure all our neighbours and the people in the region that our desire is peaceful co-existence.
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Among the Arab population, about half saw such co-existence as possible, compared with 74 percent in 2013.
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"I think scars from the past have underlined the importance of democracy and peaceful co-existence," Schaake said.
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"Co-existence is broken," Cayetana Alvarez de Toledo, the conservative People's Party lead candidate in Catalonia, told Reuters.
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For Chris, the emotional calculus has meant learning to accept a new co-existence with a stranger's cells.
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Some have to scrap to stay alive, while others have developed a friendly co-existence with the locals.
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But many of his people saw him as a benevolent ruler who kept peaceful co-existence of diverse ethnicities.
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During their journey, they uncover a secret that could destroy the peaceful co-existence between the Pokemon and humans.
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OVER the centuries, the Abrahamic faiths have found many things to fight over, and many modes of co-existence.
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But if capitalism and democracy are such uneasy bedfellows, what explains their long co-existence in the rich world?
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"I call upon the North Korean government: without international cooperation and co-existence economic development is impossible," said Moon.
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In Jerusalem's rocky history, there have been periods of furious violence over sacred space and times of pragmatic co-existence.
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The awkward co-existence of both the bank and interbank lending rates is known as the "dual-track" rate system.
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Any deal, he said, must allow peaceful co-existence on the island "without occupation troops, and the anachronism of guarantees".
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As a philosopher, public speaker and prolific author on diversity, religion and co-existence, Lord Sacks has a high international profile.
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While Hamas has been open to long-term truces, it refuses, like Islamic Jihad, to accept permanent co-existence with Israel.
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If I had to pick a side in the Israel-Palestine debate, I would pick peace, mutual understanding, and co-existence.
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Her efforts would help cement a new understanding of the global prehistoric timeline, including the co-existence of Neanderthal and Homo sapiens.
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What makes day-to-day co-existence possible is the ability to show a minimum of respect for that which others hold sacred.
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We've been an official couple pretty much since that day, and we have loved every bit of our weird and awesome co-existence.
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OBOR is a personal project of Xi's, who spoke of the importance of "harmonious co-existence" with other countries during the opening ceremony.
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After so many years of peaceful co-existence with our robot friends, why attack one and thus bring inevitable doom to all humans?
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The co-existence of Mario and Baby Mario in games like Mario Kart have suggested certain time paradoxes are possible, but I digress.
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Lebanon is the last bastion of co-existence in the region, where 85033 officially recognized components live side by side in relative harmony.
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"Unless politicians make necessary changes and abolish divisions, there will be no co-existence and progress," said Amar Kundalic, the organizer of the protest.
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Mubaraz Ahmed is an analyst with the Co-Existence team at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, where he focuses on Islamist extremism.
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This video doesn't really teach us much but it's cool to look at:Using a smaller network, the researchers found a greater likelihood for co-existence.
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Al Gergawi said it would take collaboration between governments to create co-existence on Mars and that the United Nations (UN) would need to be involved.
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"They (Catalan parties) are not vetoing Miquel Iceta, what they are vetoing is co-existence, dialogue, understanding," Sanchez said during a political event in northern Spain.
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For the EU, the refugee crisis is now in a new phase: attention has shifted to the challenges of integration, co-existence with Islam, and radicalization.
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Fighting in Qamishli, near the Turkish border, which erupts occasionally, disturbs a peaceful co-existence where the Syrian state has slowly expanded its influence, residents say.
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In the future, I believe that there will be a co-existence between humans and artificial intelligence systems that will be hopefully of service to humanity.
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Stockwell's abstract painting — with its playful rhythms and linear structures — acknowledges the co-existence of mathematical order with the bodily, geometry tempered by blood and decay.
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"Regardless of the BLNR's ultimate decision, I support the co-existence of astronomy and culture on Mauna Kea along with better management of the mountain," Ige said.
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"What we hope to create is a big family of harmonious co-existence," Xi said, adding that all countries were welcome to take part in the project.
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In his homily to the rain-soaked crowd, which included Hungarian President Janos Ader, the pope suggested past troubles should not be a barrier to co-existence.
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But none of that changes the realities that everyone needs to recognize if a more peaceful co-existence is to come between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
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"The Austrian government's ideologically charged practices are in violation of universal legal principles, social integration policies, minority rights and the ethics of co-existence," Ibrahim Kalin tweeted.
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The term "living together" is more often heard in Francophone countries and it sometimes becomes a noun: le vivre-ensemble, meaning something like the principle of co-existence.
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Cairo (CNN)Pope Francis sent a message of tolerance and co-existence Saturday in a Mass at a Cairo stadium before concluding his two-day trip to Egypt.
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As researchers better understand the habits of these animals, and residents continue to implement non-violent preventative measures, there's hope for a peaceful co-existence between humans and sharks.
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"The existence of spacetime foam, with the aid of thermodynamic considerations, appears to imply the co-existence of a dark sector (in addition to ordinary matter)," Ng told Motherboard.
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After three all-out wars, several border skirmishes, and terror attacks, Pakistan and India aren't any closer to peaceful co-existence; and now, both are armed with nuclear weapons.
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"Every morning, I run by myself, or sometimes with friends, but when I am here I am running with others for co-existence and I prefer that," he says.
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"Over time the Nauto data platform will inform the transition to and co-existence of human-driven and autonomous vehicles," the company said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Orban, who rails against immigrants, promotes "ethnic homogeneity" and seeks to protect Europe's Christian traditions, opposes equal rights to same-sex couples while also advocating quiet gay-straight co-existence.
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A land of lonely Democrats Finding a Democrat in these parts, however, is not nearly as easy, although they do exist in quiet peaceful co-existence among the GOP majority.
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The long-awaited Patient Zero also takes on infection and human co-existence in the post-apocalyptic world; hopefully, it'll make it to a screen near you in this lifetime.
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These quotes run the lifeline of contemporary theory, ranging from calls to action like e-flux journal's urging to "build new worlds," to Donna Haraway's insights on multi-species co-existence.
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Burke's novel jumps from generation to generation, following the colonists and their descendants as they realize that not only are they not alone, but that co-existence is a difficult proposition.
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This act of generosity from an Indian Hindu to a fund set up by a Pakistani Muslim demonstrates that the people of the two countries need friendship and harmonious co-existence.
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SodaStream, which had promoted the idea of workplace co-existence between Israelis and Palestinians, moved its plant from the Israeli-occupied West Bank to Lehavim, a town in Israel's south, in late 2014.
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But the clubs said in a statement after the meeting that the co-existence of two professional sport facilities in the area would not be sustainable, citing a study prepared by an adviser.
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Asked if he had become more downbeat about Muslim communities finding a place in Western societies, Mr Fadel told Erasmus that he believed more passionately than ever in the need for such co-existence.
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Starting with a proposition that the "China problem," however defined, cannot be resolved by military means, logic commands that there can only be a negotiated political solution to the two countries' peaceful co-existence.
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"Sadly, Balfour remains unfinished business – as his fundamental vision of peaceful co-existence has not yet been fulfilled," May said at the dinner according to a copy of her speech distributed by her office.
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After the fall of the Soviet Union the West should have disbanded the alliance and sought co-existence and economic co-operation as the path to a future good relationship, rather than perpetuate confrontation.
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"It is time for weapons to be still forever (in Syria), and the international community to actively seek a negotiated solution, so that civil co-existence can be restored in the country," he said.
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A strong, stable and thriving Kurdistan Region will positively contribute to a strong, peaceful Iraq that can be the beacon for co-existence in a part of the world where this is a rarity.
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Nomura, who rejoices in the official title of chief executive creative director, has been tasked with orchestrating the ceremonies for the Olympics and Paralympics around four themes of peace, co-existence, reconstruction and future.
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" KOREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, SEOUL (Translated statement) "We deem today's summit between the United States and North Korea as a historic summit that opened a new era of peace and co-existence.
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"Why are indigenous people being asked outright to leave without even attempting to explore reasonable options of co-existence with wildlife?" asked Sanghamitra Dubey who works with an informal Indian advocacy group for forestry rights.
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Current and former state police officials told Reuters Islamist extremism hardly posed a threat in the state, which they said had a history of peaceful co-existence between the majority Hindu community and religious minorities.
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Now Mr McEwan has turned his hand to one of the most ethically contentious subjects of the day: the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and a potentially uneasy co-existence of real and synthetic humans.
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After a year of co-existence, one Saturday night, the usual crowd of about 22013 seemed to be building as people filed in from The Loft at 22013 Broadway which was closed by the building department.
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Uruzgan, squeezed between the Taliban heartlands of Kandahar and Helmand and the Hazara-dominated province of Daikondi, is home to both Pashtuns and Hazara families and the two groups have long had an uneasy co-existence.
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These terrorists seek to "eliminate the gray zone" -- the peaceful co-existence of Muslims and non-Muslims in Western countries -- to compel Muslims in these countries to either abandon their faith or join ISIS as their only protector.
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The Tompkins Square Park movement is not only about conveying the dire importance of human rights but also about the need for peaceful co-existence between different types of people, no matter their race, religion, class, or language.
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" He added, "Instead of building walls that are dividing communities and dividing environments, we should be looking at border regions as laboratories for rethinking citizenship, for rethinking resilience, for producing new strategies of interdependence and cooperation and co-existence.
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Like a shaman animating natural or artificial landscapes through ritualized actions, Yürükoğlu reminds us that attempts at self-positioning are comforting acts of faith — not obligatory, but encouraged for a peaceful co-existence with the rest of the world.
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"All asylum seekers must receive signposting courses on co-existence in Germany as soon as they arrive in Germany, or at the initial reception center, and that includes zero tolerance for sexual abuse and other acts of violence," said Widmann-Mauz.
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Such a document would lack legitimacy; and co-existence in a political space demands more than legal texts, it requires some social consensus on the principle that all citizens of the nation (or some wider unit) have a common destiny.
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"This community will lead to an energy bloc and economic bloc in Northeast Asia by expanding our economic area to the northern continent and becoming the foundation of co-existence and prosperity in Northeast Asia," Moon projected, according to Yonhap.
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In the new film from Time Warner Inc's Warner Bros, LAPD Officer K (Ryan Gosling) hunts illegal Replicants hiding on a decaying Earth and he stumbles across something that can disrupt the current strained co-existence between humans and Replicants.
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The UAE ambassador to Washington, Yousef Al Otaiba, wrote in an op-ed in Politico magazine on Sunday that the pontiff's visit sent a signal of co-existence and respect in the face of the "menace of extremism" across the Middle East.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Bosnia's Jews and Muslims on Thursday marked the bicentenary of the rescue of a dozen Jews from an Ottoman-era governor's jail, saying their liberation by Sarajevo Muslims is a great example of co-existence at a time of rising global sectarian hatred.
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On one level, these lines speaks to the inconclusiveness of any totalizing understanding of our co-existence with others; on another level, and more affirmatively, Gibson's use of indeterminacy blights out the limitations imposed on a life lived at the margins of the economy.
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For Israel's opponents, it is proving to be yet another opportunity to repeat the mistakes of the past and sacrifice the benefits of co-existence and cooperation on the altar of a false historical narrative, which brings no benefit to anyone, least of all the Palestinians themselves.
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"It was the will expressed by the people and this requires a great responsibility on the part of all of us to guarantee the good of the people of the United Kingdom, as well as the good and co-existence of the European continent," he said.
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"In the long-term, the relationship between Tencent and Apple's ecosystems will be co-existence and 'co-opetition' — intense competition in some areas and time periods, coupled with some form of cooperation in others," said Su Ning, professor of Information Systems at Ivey Business School in Canada.
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"In the long-term, the relationship between Tencent and Apple's ecosystems will be co-existence and 'co-opetition' - intense competition in some areas and time periods, coupled with some form of cooperation in others," said Su Ning, professor of Information Systems at Ivey Business School in Canada.
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For Israel&aposs opponents, it is proving to be yet another opportunity to repeat the mistakes of the past and sacrifice the benefits of co-existence and cooperation on the altar of a false historical narrative, which brings no benefit to anyone, least of all the Palestinians themselves.
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The Global Times nodded to a strain of thought among nationalist intellectuals and party ideologues, who chafe at the idea that China's 100m ethnic-minority citizens, and notably restive groups such as Uighurs or Tibetans, should enjoy special privileges as the price of peaceful co-existence with the 1.3bn-strong Han Chinese majority.
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That concept is based on the idea that the U.S., Russia and China have been staring for years at an underlying security architecture of a uniquely binary choice: The end of humanity, or a new, hopefully American, world order built around those three key players whose economic and civilizational interests call for peaceful co-existence.
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"There's going to be a co-existence between combustion engines and electrified drive systems over the next 10 to 20 years, so against this background we should all be patient and relaxed and leave the decision to our customers, they should decide which concept they prefer," he told CNBC during an interview recorded on Monday.
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Not only is this a freeform film shapeshifting with every scene, but it is also a document of the thriving Beat movement happening in the North Beach neighborhood, featuring appearances by poet Bob Kaufman and Eric Nord, founder of the nightclub hungry i and bingo parlor-turned-hip coffee spot, the Gas House, as well as semi-employee of hangout spot Co-Existence Bagel Shop.
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