"One only has to look at that to see the plurality that exists in our papers," he said.
Assembly presiding officer Rosemary Butler, the conference organiser, had warned ahead of it: "We are in danger of sleepwalking towards a media landscape in Wales where there is little or no plurality in the reporting of our political life".
The main hope of harmony lies not in any imagined uniformity, but in the plurality of our identities, which cut across each other and work against sharp divisions into impenetrable civilizational camps.
But the wise men of our time are either too quick or too slow, in conceiving plurality in unity.
We suspect the reason for this is that a plurality of the coloured participants in our survey belonged to the oldest age group.
However, increased neonatal morbidity has been attributed to plurality [ 6] and hence in our study we focused on mortality and severe neonatal morbidities amongst multiple births ≤ 32 weeks gestation infants born following ART vs. SC.
It still commands a plurality in Congress.
His 26,000 vote plurality in Luzerne comprised almost three-fifths of his plurality in the state as a whole, and with it Pennsylvania's 20 coveted electoral votes.
Legislative elections in January 1991 gave Aristide supporters a plurality in Haiti's parliament.
