In 2011, Rupert Murdoch was forced to agree to spin off Sky News into a separate company in order to quell media plurality issues because of his ownership of the Times, Sunday Times and Sun newspapers.
Doubts about the intelligibility of such a plurality arise because of perplexities concerning the individuation and separation of any pair of necessarily indiscernible objects, and because positing the existence of a plurality of such objects is metaphysically extravagant and gratuitous.
Media ownership and competition should be driven by the market, but regulation is essential because the plurality of news is one of democracy's great anchors.
Because a plurality of necessarily indiscernible objects is of dubious intelligibility, such a defense would not be credible.
Quine argues that it makes no sense to talk about a plurality of logics, because this plurality is just linguistic, not logical.
The portraits intend to reflect on the plurality of different modes of making art".
The relative invulnerability of the Republican Party in recent years to backlash after pushing through regressive tax policies is even more surprising because a plurality of the public, 46 percent, believes the rich are rich as a result of their connections, not their hard work, according to Pew surveys.
Under some circumstances — for instance, if the Republican presidential candidate won by an extremely slim margin, or won with a plurality of the vote because third-party candidates took some votes off the table — it's entirely possible that the Republican Party would lose the House while winning back control of the presidency.
The Federalist claimed it showed "Trump's Immigration Policies Are Actually Pretty Popular" because a plurality of respondents favored detaining border crossers (though not separating families), but the poll also found that more people wanted to increase legal immigration than decrease it, and more people were opposed to a border wall than supported it.
A representative example of a hypothetical plurality of necessarily indiscernible objects is a plurality of necessarily coincident geometrical points.
