If one of the distinctive contributions of the American political tradition was a pluralistic conception of governance, its primal source was the pluralistic character of the founding generation itself.
Their resilient defense of Kobane and its secular, pluralistic revolution serve as a rare source of inspiration in a region blighted with sectarian violence.
28 These ten capabilities, as moral entitlements emanating from a person's human dignity, become the source of political principles for liberal pluralistic society; ensuring each member achieves a threshold level of these ten central capabilities become primary political goals.
Although Aristotle might disapprove, we members of a deeply pluralistic society need to admit the availability of diverse, even conflicting sources of sophia — the rival pictures I've been talking about.
These offer a potentially fertile source for the development of a meaningful and pluralistic sense of belonging for those whose primary allegiance is to England.
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".
The continuing lack of credible, democratic and pluralistic domestic political life in the entire Arab world is a chronic and probably growing source of the core societal and state-level weaknesses that result in the four problematic trends mentioned above.
More recent efforts have emerged from a wide range of sources in the Polish community to challenge these conceptions of Jews and to foster a pluralistic society in Poland.
On the health delivery side, in medically pluralistic societies such as Madagascar where over 80% of the population uses traditional medicines as a first source of treatment, local populations may more readily accept phytomedical cures that are cheap, non-invasive, often already trusted, and easy to effect in a low-resource setting.
The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.
