Sentence examples for pluralistic model from inspiring English sources
Tunisia, arguably closer to Europe than the other states swept up in the political upheaval of the past year, is widely viewed as having the best chance of establishing a genuinely pluralistic model of government.
Some have scouted theoretical unification and others a more pluralistic model, just as the logical empiricists did.
And without the democratic, pluralistic model to which most Western Jews subscribe, Zionism is in danger of devolving into ethno-nationalism: the domination of one group by another.
Five years ago, during the heart of the great recession, many in the world saw the United States and its very pluralistic model of capitalism and liberal democracy as a concept that had seen better days, as a failed model.
To the extent that the American Jewish leadership is throwing out that pluralistic model and stifling the conversations that are essential to meeting our challenges, they are guaranteeing a sad legacy.
That is why we argue the tree of cells becomes more important under a pluralistic model.
The conclusion of Doolittle and Bapteste is not so much that the inability to build the tree is the problem, rather it is forcing the data into a tree that needs to be questioned, and in a pluralistic framework, avoided, since this model does not allow a precise description of the evolutionary processes.
According to Feyerabend's pluralistic test model, theories are tested against one another.
This is the genesis of his idea of a "pluralistic" test model, in which theories are compared with one another, as well as against "experience".
Alongside the federal accreditation process and institutions established by Royal Decree, this has resulted in a pluralistic framework that enables a variety of models of quality higher education to be available within the United Arab Emirates.
Indonesia's neighbor, Malaysia, is skillfully navigating its own political and cultural minefield, transforming itself into a model of pluralistic Islam.
