Diversity is consubstantial to human nature.

It always comes down to transubstantiation versus consubstantiation.

(SlGHS) It always comes down to transubstantiation versus consubstantiation.

Maintaining uncertainty as to these limits is consubstantial with the doctrine of deterrence.

If I may say so, differences in point of view are consubstantial with the existence of a genuine democracy.

The question is absurd anyway. It is obvious that the right to food must include the consubstantial right to drinking water.

This means that at the very origin of the United Nations the dialectic relationship between justice, law, peace and development — or, as some would put it, the consubstantial link between these concepts, which in themselves are genuine programmes — was reaffirmed.

The Greek Constitution, promulgated “in the name of the holy, consubstantial and indivisible trinity”, lays down in article 5 the principle that “the dominant religion … is that of the Eastern Orthodox Church of Christ”.

The creation of a peaceful environment, with the hope that this would have implications more lasting than the duration of the Games themselves, was always consubstantial to the Olympic ideal.

This illustrates the consubstantial link between the right to the truth and the right to justice and the difficulty in ensuring the former without effective exercise of the latter.