Sentence examples for pluralistic states from inspiring English sources

The question India needs to ask itself is: Why has it turned into a laboratory for international terrorists, who try out new techniques against Indian targets before seeking to replicate them in other pluralistic states?

"But we live in a pluralistic state," he was careful to add.

Even if there were groups vouching to fight for a pluralistic state, one wouldn't necessarily take them at their word.

In fact, Russia's descent into the corporatist, nationalist state that it has now become was by no means predetermined.In a pluralistic state, the scandalous, ugly stories about Mr Putin and his associates would bring down the government.

He went on: "If Iraq becomes anything like a democratic and pluralistic state, then just about everything that the opponents of intervention predicted will have turned out to be wrong.

But if the two will collaborate at the hub of a truly pluralistic state, Canada could become the envied seat of a form of federalism that belongs to tomorrow's world".

So frankly, what is supposed to be a pluralistic state is going in the direction of Pakistan - rather than in the direction of real democracy".

He specifically mentions, "Maintaining military pressure on the Taliban is key for survival of the pluralistic state in Afghanistan.

Having made an annual gift to Israel (usually through my local Jewish federation) without a break for 41 years, I have always supported the Zionist vision of a democratic, pluralistic state that -- while majority Jewish -- would always treat every citizen equally.

He is burdened with a message of religiously inspired policies that is impossible to sell in a pluralistic nation that values the separation of church and state.

"The end goal for us is to preserve state institutions, the unity of the country and a secular, democratic, pluralistic country -- without Assad".