Sentence examples for broader pluralism from inspiring English sources

The issue of entities with multiple functions a possibility that may easily be obscured by the attribution of a single place in a hierarchical ontology is one aspect of a much broader pluralism that we think an adequate evolutionary ontology must encompass, and one central reason for rejecting the standard ontology that has attributed overwhelming importance to just one process, phylogeny.

Emphasis on such relatively narrow standards of proof has prompted Schrecker [ 97] to provocatively query "Can health equity survive epidemiology?" – and conclude that it is essential to consider and pursue broader approaches (methodological pluralism).

For example, Dugatkin and Reeve call model pluralism "broad-sense individualism", characterizing this as the view that "most evolution arises from selfish reproductive competition among individuals within a breeding population" (1994: 107).

We believe that building a democratic Tunisia is a joint venture that must draw on Tunisia's diversity and pluralism and involve the broad spectrum of political parties and civil society.

The shift in that culture--spearheaded by The Cosby Show--helped bring me, and our country, to a greater acceptance of pluralism, of diversity within a broader unity.

In this much broader sense, it may be prosperity that makes pluralism possible.

It must be noted, however, that Wright's broader project is to establish a certain complex pluralism regarding realism and objectivity, and thus he allows that there are other equally valid objective/non-objective partitions (which won't be discussed here) that may tilt matters back in the moral realist's favor.

And what precedent does that set for the broader region which struggles with ethnic and religious pluralism?

It also illuminates a broader challenge facing Egyptian society itself, if it hopes that democracy and pluralism will replace the Mubarak government.

These principles oppose broad notions of the right to use force in self-defense, favor pluralism in political and economic regimes and reject the homogenizing zeal of democracy promotion; prioritizing civil and political rights; and advancing the "Washington consensus".

Multivariate logistic models were fitted for provider pluralism, self-care pluralism and the combined variable of plural healthcare utilization.