Sentence examples for pluralism in a from inspiring English sources
Our commitment to Iraq is now being vindicated and, if sustained, will enable us to establish an example of pluralism in a Muslim state with a flourishing economy.
England in effect accepted religious pluralism in a way that distinguished it from other countries and allowed Jews to feel more comfortable and patriotic than in other places.
"The Jim Crow judges were horrifyingly wrong about many things," Professor Koppelman wrote in the Texas Law Review in 1998, "but they did understand the problem of moral pluralism in a federal system, and we can learn something important from the solutions they devised".
Political pluralism in a democracy co-evolves with the pluralism, diversity, and heterogeneity of knowledge, knowledge production, and innovation ('Democracy of Knowledge').
This notion of pluralism in knowledge and innovation is also being captured by the idea of 'Democracy of Knowledge' , meaning that the pluralism in knowledge production communicates with pluralism (political pluralism) in a democracy, proposing here a co-evolution of democracy with systems of knowledge production and innovation (Carayannis and Campbell [2009], [2012], p. 55).
It is sensible to approach the search for new axioms and the question of pluralism in a stepwise fashion, seeking first axioms that resolve certain low-level questions and making the case for non-pluralism at that level, and then proceeding upward to questions of greater complexity and the question of pluralism at higher levels.
Despite popular understandings of what is understood as secular, the analyses suggest that while there exists a recognized pluralism in In, a hegemonic mono-religious norm exists in Sw.
His unparalleled political instincts had brought Spain liberty and pluralism in an astonishingly short time, but he ended up sending mixed signals as to which side he was on.In the last decade of his life, clouded by Alzheimer's, he gradually forgot that he had ever been prime minister, or what he had done for his country while he was.
Similar themes were explored at the recent meetings of the International Confederation of Associations for Pluralism in Economics, a forum for a remarkable variety of dissenting views deploying the C-word.
Locke takes pluralism in all its form religious, cultural, value etc.—as a basic feature of the world.
This is the Putin model, or the Beijing model — forget about ephemeral concepts like free speech and pluralism in exchange for a swiftly increasing G.D.P.
