| When Queen Elizabeth II acceded to the throne in 1952 the United Kingdom was monocultural, hierarchical and deferential. |
| It is particularly suited for multi-cultural groups although it can also work well with monocultural ones. |
| With such a public embrace of multilingualism, the state could shed its monocultural reputation entirely. |
| It is also proving to be a test of the monocultural republic's ability to accommodate diversity. |
| In regions such as the Mitidja plain inland of Algiers and in parts of Oranais, viticulture had acquired monocultural status. |
| Bioethics would thus transcend cultural diversity without imposing a monocultural model. |
