Examples of using Pluralistic in English and their translations into Dutch
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freedom to act of independent, pluralistic means of communication are extremely important in this work.
What we often aren't really aware of is the fact that China is extremely diverse and very pluralistic, and in many ways very decentralized.
Mr President, we are committed to safeguarding cultural diversity in the Union and to promoting a pluralistic media.
However, our democratic societies are pluralistic in every sense of the word and very rich in diversity.
The other candidate countries have continued to deepen and improve the functioning of their pluralistic, democratic systems of government.
politically democratic and pluralistic, socially equitable
On a theoretical level, it brings an alternative to the dichotomizing debates between collaborative and agonistic pluralistic planning scholars.
its power structure becomes pluralistic.
So that Europe can help rebuild a peaceful Syrian nation and a pluralistic, tolerant civil society in Syria.
This system has the potential to offer a model for a future democratic, pluralistic and decentralised Syria.
So that Europe can help rebuild a peaceful Syrian nation and a pluralistic, tolerant civil society in Syria.
The hospital was co-founded with the Province of Antwerp as a neutral, pluralistic hospital.
This could bring a number of further benefits including cost-effectiveness and the reinforcement of pluralistic, democratic societies.
we will be tolerant and pluralistic on all matters that are unimportant.
The European Union remains committed to supporting the consolidation of a democratic, pluralistic and trans parent Mexico.
This has nothing to do with pluralistic and reciprocal information for Europeans about their respective countries,
Regarding Libya, the Council welcomed the pluralistic and overall peaceful conduct of the elections for the National General Congress on 7 July.
Fertile political thought is a necessary ingredient of a pluralistic, lively parliamentary democracy
Or any other society. As New York City's archbishop, John cardinal O'Connor put it… The use of prophylactics is immoral in a pluralistic society.
a dream of a more pluralistic Europe?