| 41. | Mauryan India also enjoyed an era of social harmony, religious transformation, and expansion of the sciences and of knowledge.
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| 42. | To political opponents, Hindu nationalism is a creed that tears at the heart of Indian social harmony and tradition.
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| 43. | He also wrote that corruption and " political or ideological manipulation " threaten the very foundations of social harmony.
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| 44. | The dargar has become place of social harmony as people of various religions come here to offer their faith.
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| 45. | He was a rather prolific writer, maintaining and defending his Confucian beliefs of social harmony and proper personal conduct.
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| 46. | The aim is not solely to defend individual freedom as an end in itself, but also to promote social harmony.
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| 47. | Steve Paxton developed a form known as contact improvisation, in which people interacting can serve as symbols of social harmony.
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| 48. | The social harmony he envisioned would be reflected and enhanced by the harmonies of space and proportion that Palladio designed.
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| 49. | But this year the World Cup, usually the apotheosis of social harmony, has opened a huge rift in Italian society.
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| 50. | Rather, he said, sustainable development must also be based on " social harmony " and economic development to combat povert.
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