Sentence examples for pluralism and a from inspiring English sources

The states have failed to foster pluralism and a universal sense of citizenship.

Methodological pluralism and a variety of research questions can increase understanding of many influences concerning informatics applications development and deployment.

They argued that the Prophet Muhammad's emphasis on consultation and consensus justified modern ideas like pluralism and a religious polity based on a popular mandate.

The markers of Britishness for me include empiricism, irony, the ad hoc approach, pluralism, and a critical awareness of its own rich and sometimes appalling history.

In elections since then, including the present one, it has not been the challengers to traditional values who have sounded awkward and defensive in presidential debate -- it has been the challengers to diversity, pluralism and a more permissive social ethic.

"Thank you for standing for the principles of openness, tolerance and pluralism... and a European Union that of course is not perfect but has done so much for protecting us from tyranny," he tells the crowd.

Not just to promote elections, but to institutionalize pluralism and an existing form of federalism.

World leaders and commentators like to point to Indonesia as a model of tolerance and pluralism and an example of how Islam and democracy are not incompatible.

As Mr Sanchez puts it, "To imagine protest not as prologue to politics, but as a substitute for it, suggests a denial of the reality of pluralism, and an unwillingness to find out what democracy actually looks like".But what if our system is so badly broken that honest democratic politics is no longer possible?

Thus, inventing a democratic Islam that is compatible with respect for human rights and pluralism, and an Islam that considers all citizens as equal is not only possible, but also imperative and desirable.

It reminds one that the true progressive giants are radicals of the real those who accept that democracy implies pluralism, and that a plural society is self-evidently made up of many people and kinds, only a few of them truly exploitative and criminal, most just pursuing their own version of the good life as tradition and conviction has offered it to them.