| Modern societies are said to be characterized by deep diversity and cultural pluralism. |
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| Extreme assertions of diversity, such as Kallen's, imply a kind of racial or ethnic essentialism and separatism, not merely cultural pluralism. |
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| Certainly the inclusivist language of cultural pluralism was swiftly replaced by rhetoric stressing national homogeneity. |
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| Such issues include cultural pluralism, sexual orientation, sexism, chemical dependency, and violence. |
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| Economic development has also been approached from the perspective of the respect for cultural pluralism and diversity. |
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| Political pluralism has not arrived yet, but economic, social and cultural pluralism has. |
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| The Sakya Trizin made it clear that he was impressed with America's cultural pluralism. |
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| Doing away with the fear of others is a prerequisite for attaining a life led in peace in a society of genuine cultural pluralism. |
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| This day serves as a tool for the promotion of linguistic diversity as well as the preservation of cultural pluralism. |
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| In India, the State is both a witness and a guarantor of cultural pluralism. |
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| The promotion of cultural pluralism must in this spirit underlie the organization and functioning of these multicultural societies. |
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| Belarus has created different bodies to promote intercultural dialogue and cultural pluralism. |
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| Educational organizations have a role to play in learning cultural pluralism throughout life. |
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| A cornerstone of building democratic societies is a strong commitment to cultural pluralism. |
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| As indicated above, the management of cultural pluralism was acknowledged as an issue within societies, as well as between them. |
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| The Republic of Turkey adheres with great dedication to the legacy of multi-faith tolerance and cultural pluralism. |
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| My commitment to multicultural education and cultural pluralism in Australia has no room for romanticism or for what has been called gushing ethnomania. |
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| How might the world evolve from where we are toward a balanced regime that promotes collective security, distributive justice, cultural pluralism and individual freedom? |
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| This history is part of the romance of India, the evolution of a rich, loamy cultural pluralism. |
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| Different practices and artefacts were linked to an emphasis on equality, cultural pluralism, and endorsing the majority culture. |
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| The argument for the federal government paying for education in Mexico City has been made on grounds of fairness, cultural pluralism and national ethnic and territorial diversity. |
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| The European Youth Foundation within the Directorate supports transnational youth work aimed at promoting youth citizenship, youth mobility, human rights, democracy and cultural pluralism. |
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| Yet another is that it has never been more urgent to ensure, protect and stimulate cultural pluralism, intersubjectivity, multilingualism, diversity and fair shares for all. |
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| This paragraph emphasises the need for special measures with the dual aim of facilitating access to the media for persons belonging to national minorities and promoting tolerance and cultural pluralism. |
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| How can a republic balance shared citizenship with cultural pluralism? |
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| The participants in the symposium did not fail to recall that problems of vocabulary and terminology are so many obstacles to reaching consensus on the concept of cultural pluralism. |
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| Even in the United Kingdom, which adopted cultural pluralism, the former Archbishop of Canterbury recently criticized the Muslims because they have not restrained radicalism. |
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| Despite its weaknesses and ambiguities, this instrument could represent a decisive first step in the recognition of cultural pluralism in the continent. |
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| One will be responsible for consumer affairs and the other for multilingualism, to protect and to reinforce European cultural pluralism and diversity. |
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| The United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education, 1995-2004, should find expression in practical programmes for the teaching of human rights and cultural pluralism. |
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| It requires immigrants to learn French as the common language, insists on the need to respect the common values shared by the Quebec society as a whole but at the same time recognizes cultural pluralism. |
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| Contrary to the popular attitude of polemicists who condemned one culture in the name of another, Liang Shuming's thinking was rooted in cultural pluralism. |
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| Regionalism and cultural pluralism grew as influences and themes. |
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