Sentence examples for pluralistic institutions from inspiring English sources
The pluralistic institutions of their young democracies seem so far to be holding up.
Some argue that this is the responsibility of Bosnians/Herzegovinians to resolve, but it was Washington and European powers that guaranteed the Dayton Accords' comprehensive implementation and the reintegration of BiH, from refugee return to the reassertion of pluralistic institutions.
They are in origin and development a much more pluralistic institution than the propaganda would have you believe.
The other governments will have no answer when their people ask why, if the Saudis can adopt more pluralistic political institutions, can't they as well?
Despite its role within an authoritarian system, it is nevertheless a strictly secular institution and pluralistic by Middle Eastern standards, including not only minorities (Christians, Alevis, Druze, etc).
The theme of Mr Acemoglu's book is that countries can only grow and stay rich when they develop "inclusive" institutions: strong but pluralistic central governments that can enforce private property rights and which leave individuals confident that they'll enjoy most of the fruits of their labour and investment.
This movement demands 21st century awareness that can be nurtured within the religious institutions of our pluralistic country.
Extremists have opted out they seek to destroy and exploit the processes, diversity and institutions of our pluralistic democracy beyond winning on an issue or particular set of issues.
The shift in judicial and public opinion may mean that the central premise of the Brown decision -- that integrated public schools are the most important institution in a pluralistic society -- will not survive the 21st century.
Inclusive institutions are supported by broad, pluralistic governments.
"But, the key to understanding why South Korea and the Uited States have inclusive economic institutions is not just their pluralistic political institutions, but also their sufficiently centralized and powerful states" (p. 80, emphasis added).
