Sentence examples for pluralism within from inspiring English sources
Fiyaz Mughal, founder of Tell Mama, the charity that provides support to victims of anti-Muslim hate crimes, said: "We welcome a show which demonstrates the pluralism within Muslim communities and humanises them.
It was the kind of story that the Chinese press likes to promote now and then as evidence of the country's capacity for pluralism within the wider confines of Party rule.
Even cities that to a visitor seem to have kept the charms of pluralism within a dynamic whole capable of adapting to novelty — such as the two Portlands, in Maine and Oregon — invariably seem to their natives to have long ago lost their magic, and become subject to the same monotonic devastation.
Feminist empiricists stress how value pluralism within the scientific community enables the exposure and critical scrutiny of unexamined background assumptions and multiplication of potentially fruitful hypotheses.
In addition, sociological analyses of synthetic biology research practices and analyses of the use of metaphors lead to ethical calls for promoting disciplinary and methodological pluralism within synthetic biology.
In turn, this also helps define the relationship between cultures and tolerance and pluralism within societies.
The mainstream Brotherhood has long since done so, espousing a gradual Islamisation of society and political pluralism, albeit within a hazily defined Islamic framework.
And this pluralism, even within churches, is not simply moving beyond religion and Christianity to any number of other religions, whether "world religions" or indigenous ones.
It seems to me that we need to exercise explanatory pluralism both within as well as between domains, and that to not do so is a kind of monistic dualism.
This is a pluralism of parties within a minority "mainstream liberal" view rather than a pluralism of society as a whole.
This will be a healthy trend, a source of pluralism and innovation within the Union, so long as the blocks do not become too rigid or too exclusive.
