Examples of using Pluralistic in English and their translations into Danish
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democratic and pluralistic conduct of the parliamentary elections on 6 November.
And to me the correct name is jihadi terrorism because these people are fundamentalists who share a hatred of democratic, pluralistic society.
For both countries, the key to success resides in guaranteeing a pluralistic political arena with ethnic
The fact is that there is no such thing as a free, pluralistic and democratic society that is not,
active participation by NGOs in political life are indispensable to any pluralistic and democratic society
is prepared to evaluate different pluralistic therapeutic approaches.
If they do they will be demonstrating that they are not afraid of a United Europe as a pluralistic area.
we must extol the positive benefits of a pluralistic multiracial society.
I value the fact that the report was created through pluralistic parliamentary discussions
Azerbaijan has made commitments to work for a democratic and pluralistic society, as enshrined in the Partnership
I am not making this up- is‘free and pluralistic, although weakened by the hegemony of television.
it will make us more efficient and more pluralistic, and I hope in the end it will make us more attractive to public opinion
towards a more democratic and pluralistic society.
blunt image, not really reflective of the buzzing, pluralistic intensity of Chinese cultural life.
other so-called'constitutional regions' there must be protection against concentrations of media ownership that threaten fair and pluralistic public debate.
later Alexandrian teachers of Hebraic extraction taught this unity of pluralistic Gods, and many of Moses' advisers at the time of the exodus believed in this Trinity.
information technologies that are needed to spread pluralistic ideas.
democratically and accept its pluralistic, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural social reality.
We would encourage it, along with Khartoum, to introduce a pluralistic and multi-ethnic democracy and an independent civil society,
the rules on competition alone are not enough to build a united and pluralistic Europe.