Sentence examples for promoted pluralism from inspiring English sources
Israeli books sometimes contained stories that promoted pluralism and co-existence and contained positive images of Arabs.
Journalism can be a powerful tool in creating dialogue, understanding and cohesion, while promoting pluralism.
That's why Kez must promote pluralism – a voluntary sector, for example, free to criticise the SNP government, able to point out their appalling track record on inequality.
The city has long allowed what it considers secular symbols to be displayed temporarily during the holidays in the spirit of promoting pluralism.
It brings together three things: pluralism, localism and voluntarism.How to get thereTo promote pluralism, the Tories aim to build the "post-bureaucratic state" that Tony Blair wanted (they even use the same phrase).
The United States must beware of doing the bidding of Sunni powers — especially Turkey — that are advancing sectarian agendas that run counter to America's interest of promoting pluralism and tolerance.
Our efforts should include supporting nascent institutions of civil society; promoting pluralism of information and opinions; promoting economic development to reduce the appeal of radical alternatives; and creating modern educational systems that give young people in Muslim societies the tools they need to flourish in a world where global connections become ever more important.
Legislation is now needed to replace the act of worship clause with the need to promote pluralism and respect for those with different faiths and none, while making sure that schools stand for those values that underpin a peaceful and civilised society.
1. Implement approaches that focus less on theoretical truths and more so on promoting pluralism.
We hope the collaborative leadership of the diverse community leaders will strengthen the community and promote pluralism through interfaith service.
All in all, we have established ourselves as leaders in promoting pluralism and fighting against bigotry, particularly against Muslims in the difficult post-9/11 period.
