Sentence examples for as pluralist from inspiring English sources

It is a battle between views I would describe as pluralist versus technocratic.

Power is widely understood as pluralist (Dahl 1961; Buse et al. 2005; Lukes 2005), though elitist power of authoritarian regimes is also recognized (Heywood 1999).

Responding to this criticism, and the controversy surrounding embryo research, Warnock claimed that moral disagreement was 'unavoidable' as pluralist societies lacked an 'agreed set of principles which everyone, or the majority, or any representative person, believes to be absolutely binding' (1985a, p. xi).

Yet he acknowledged that Machiavelli wasn't really a pluralist, but a dualist; and other scholars have questioned his identification of Vico and Herder as pluralists, when both avowed belief in a higher, divine or mystical, unity behind variety.

Not all these fledgling organisations will survive, but some are likely to become part of new movements and parties as a pluralist democratic political system develops.

Even worse, as the impeachment process has enveloped him, he has behaved more like a tottering tyrant than as the pluralist democrat he once appeared to be.

Eventually, George was able to become what was known as a "pluralist": a clergyman who oversaw two churches and had two incomes.

The American political theorist Robert Dahl, who had long been a scholar of the topic, viewed democracy as the pluralist interplay of groups in what he called a "polyarchy".

If calm is restored and genuine elections take place in the next few months, Tunisia may yet emerge as a pluralist and peaceful democracy.

Impartiality and objectivity in the administrative machine's dealings with the public were not of such high priority as in pluralist societies.

The way she has worked to write Bourgeois into the canon of great artists (with Tate Modern as its pluralist Parnassus) does not suggest this is someone with an "anything goes" attitude to art.