Sentence examples for democratic pluralist from inspiring English sources

The country should be democratic, pluralist and decentralised.

T HE ATTEMPT TO embody the ideals of a democratic, pluralist society is the overriding purpose of Siah Armajani's art.

Yet although many in AK, including Mr Erdogan, are doubtless pious, Turkey is surely too democratic, pluralist and, well, modern for this to be a serious danger.

Musharraf wants a democratic, pluralist, moderate Islamic nation (and for this he deserves more credit than he receives from left-leaning liberals in Britain who maintain a kneejerk opposition to his military rule).

But if you have a more sort of democratic, pluralist, sort of a Gandhian kind of ideology you will find it to be with less emphasis on the military and with more sensitive men.

Although he is the author of a best-selling book that discusses the merits of Locke and Hobbes and Montesquieu, he has never disguised that his democratic, pluralist, tolerant principles would find expression within a body politic that had Islam at its core.

Democratic pluralists believe that you can't just solve problems only with regulations, because industries that are too big and too politically powerful (the two usually go together) will find ways through clever lawyers and sheer market power around those regulations or, most likely, will just chip away at them year by tear through their political strength.

While of limited significance and often overrated, the organization formed a notable part of German anti-democratic pluralist part of the political landscape of the Wilhelmine era.

And neither the Saudis nor the Qataris are known for the spread of democratic and pluralist values.

The Ba'ath party has to go, and another regime to be put in place that's secular, democratic and pluralist".

But what is most alarming amid these developments is that despite Japan's democratic and pluralist society, rising nationalist sentiments are sidelining moderate views and preventing rational dialogue.