Just as the founding fathers tried a mixed form of government, moderates like pluralistic agendas, mixing and matching from columns A, B and C.
The drawing of fixed lines between sectors may, therefore, be artificial, especially given most health markets are pluralistic with a mix of public and private providers.
In most societies the health marketplace is pluralistic in character, with a mix of formal and informal providers.
The state is pluralistic and assertive, populated by a mix of immigrants, transplants, and descendants of people who, not so long ago, picked up stakes and headed out West.
In Europe, Pammolli et al. [ 18] argue that the central need of many European governments is to assure pluralistic systems in which a balanced mix of public and private funding sources assures a "balance of sustainability and access".
However, in many low- and middle income countries striving towards universal coverage, a pluralistic health financing system typically evolves whereby a mix of health insurance and risk-protection schemes are targeted at distinct socio-economic groups.
Mobility within the Pacific Islands region created pluralistic, multicultural, transnational societies that benefited much from the mixing of people.
It has a two-tiered mixed medical economy and a pluralistic healthcare system.
The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.
"Our pluralistic ethos should not be lost".
