Sentence examples for support pluralism from inspiring English sources

If we support pluralism we should not seek to deny it but rather rigorously proselytize it everywhere.

Griffin's point is that there are discontinuities in the way we rank values, and this suggests that there are different values.[8] The phenomenon of discontinuities in our value rankings seems to support pluralism: if higher pleasures are not outweighed by lower pleasures, that suggests that they are not the same sort of thing.

The 30,000 members, he said, support pluralism, including allowing Christian Copts to join a political wing that Gamaa al Islamiya plans to establish.

For example, parity in employment between men and women is now guaranteed by the State; freedom of speech, freedom of gatherings, and legally-mandated TV and radio time for political parties to support pluralism, including financial support for political parties by the State according to parliamentary representation.

The group supports pluralism, freedom of expression and other democratic values through research, education and legal advocacy.

The United States supports pluralism and in some respect this leads to similar structures in the two countries.

Rabbi Regev said he hoped that the Parliament would not be swayed by such pressure, remembering that most Israelis support religious pluralism.

To recover some of its journalistic integrity, I call on the BBC to air a follow up episode that truly represents the state of anti-Semitism in Poland, but also highlights the increasing support for pluralism in Polish society by accurately reporting interviewees' comments.

They do not hold that all phenomena will support ineliminable pluralism, but that there are some phenomena that will require mutually irreducible or incompatible models.

But the appeals judge allowed the government's argument that Brazilian democracy was strong enough to support a "pluralism of ideas".

As indicated earlier, some efforts in Saudi Arabia are underway to prepare tomorrow's clerics to support greater pluralism and tolerance through the country's religious institutions.