Plurality of injured States

Plurality of responsible States

What about the idea of the plurality of the worlds, about life on other planets?

The handbook is based on the conviction that Brazil's plurality of races and cultures, as well as its religious freedom, makes it unique.

And so the spongy soil not only resists erosion, but sets up a microbial universe that gives rise to a plurality of other organisms.

Given the plurality of provincial, municipal and community organizations providing assisted housing, many people seeking this accommodation sign onto as many lists as possible.

Tolerance, appreciation for different cultures and religious beliefs, harmony and plurality should find their rightful place in the set of principles that shape our respective societies.

Given that the international system is a plurality of military, economic and political power, let us adapt the United Nations to that broad and flexible reality.

These policies also consider the diversity plurality of the female populations, aiming at prevention and assistance, giving priority to the more vulnerable sectors of the female population.

If the world is in any sense evolving, it is towards the plurality of multilateralism, with 191 Member States that have diverse and dynamic national and regional realities.

Secondly, the cultural and social plurality of the Sudan is a positive asset that, with the restoration of political and social stability, could be used to achieve a unique unity based on pluralism.

Various opinion polls show either a plurality or a majority favoring less immigration. The recession exacerbated such views in 2009, one half of the US public favored allowing fewer immigrants, up from 39 in 2008.

This is compounded by lack of access to a variety of sources of information and of a participatory methodology to nurture critical, analytical thinking so as to provide space for a plurality of choices and voices.

We collectively affirm that popular support is the crucial test of a modern democratic government, for in a democracy a government's legitimacy depends on the support it receives in the form of a plurality of votes cast.

These complex problems demand a plurality of innovative talent and long term international collaboration not just to find solutions, but also to deploy them. In an increasingly knowledge based global economy, partnerships and cooperation will be the natural order.

The first time, they gained a governing plurality, put their slogans into practice, and failed to maintain their popular support. In the four ministries the Islamists ran, they imposed restrictions on female staff members, triggering widespread protests that ultimately forced the four ministers to resign.

Even when it comes to illegal immigrants, though US citizens express concern, they are more reasonable than their political leaders about how to solve the problem. A plurality of Americans surveyed by the GMF, for example, said that illegal immigrants should be allowed to obtain legal status.

The reference to a democratic society indicates, in the Committee's view, that the existence and functioning of a plurality of associations, including those which peacefully promote ideas not favourably received by the government or the majority of the population, is one of the foundations of a democratic society.

Unstable coalition governments have been typical of Italy's postwar politics. In an attempt to solve the problem, a mixed electoral system was introduced in the early 1990's, with about three quarters of the seats assigned under plurality rule in single member districts and the rest allocated under proportional representation.

Morsi s Freedom and Justice Party, created by the Muslim Brotherhood, secured a plurality, and the two major Islamist blocs together received roughly two thirds of the vote. In June 2012, Morsi defeated his rival Ahmed Shafik, Mubarak s final prime minister, by a margin of 52 48 to win the presidency.

Three hundred years after the first Scottish Parliament voluntarily voted itself out of existence in 1707, the Scottish National Party has won a plurality in the devolved Scottish parliament that is one of Tony Blair s great legacies. Does an SNP led government herald the break up of the United Kingdom?

The prohibition against a state religion together with freedom of conscience preserves the plurality of religion in civil life. This design was crafted not only from enlightened principle but from necessity America needed to persuade people to cross the ocean and endure the hardships of the frontier and, later, industrialization.

In Egypt, the old regime under Hosni Mubarak, having failed to democratize, collapsed in the face of massive protest. A low turnout election gave a plurality of the popular vote to the Muslim Brotherhood, which came to power alone and proceeded to ignore good governance and alienate all except its most fervent followers.

While the Muslim Brotherhood has such an organizing principle, its internal rigidity at least with Morsi at its helm made it unfit to govern. Meanwhile, infighting among Egypt s liberals prevented them from establishing a disciplined, reliable alternative to the Brotherhood based on principles like diversity, plurality, respect for women, and freedom of expression.

A large plurality of them voted for Syriza, which wants to reallocate resources to wage increases and subsidies and does not even mention exports in its growth strategy. They would be wise to remember that having Stiglitz as a cheerleader and Podemos as advisers did not save Venezuela from its current hyper inflationary catastrophe.

Ultimately, there is a fundamental and unresolved accountability deficit in the way libertarian paternalists go about nudging us. The Enlightenment idea that our System II rationality can always point to an optimal choice about which every reasonable individual would agree clashes with the widely accepted modern idea that there is a plurality of reasonable choices.

Egypt has taken significant steps in that direction on the basis of plurality and increased participation in the decision making process efforts that culminated in the holding of open presidential elections a few days ago, in which the candidates from 10 political parties competed, for the first time in Egypt's history, to win the confidence of the people.

A plurality of civic associations and activities regulated but not controlled by the state, and free to express its views and even to demonstrate its (diverse) sentiments publicly is the most powerful pillar of a liberal order. A vibrant civil society will mobilize when the rule of law is violated, and it can also check the illiberal inclinations of democratic majorities.

Humala s coalition, Gana Perú, will have a plurality of representatives in Peru s congress, but will need the votes of ex president Alejandro Toledo s party to have a controlling majority. Toledo, a Stanford graduate and a moderate politician, supported Humala during the campaign and provided him with economic advisers, which proved to be decisive in establishing the credibility of Humala s retreat from radical policies.

Bearing in mind that, in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights recognized the inherent dignity and the unique contribution of indigenous peoples to the development and plurality of society and strongly reaffirmed the commitment of the international community to their economic, social and cultural well being and their enjoyment of the fruits of sustainable development,

Mr. Estrella Faria (Secretariat) said that the issue of plurality of places of business might be adequately dealt with by paragraph 2 of draft article 6, which stipulated that if a party had more than one place of business, the place of business for the purposes of the draft convention was that which had the closest relationship to the relevant contract.

Bearing in mind that, in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights recognized the inherent dignity and the unique contribution of indigenous peoples to the development and plurality of society and strongly reaffirmed the commitment of the international community to their economic, social and cultural well being and their enjoyment of the fruits of sustainable development,

Though she endorsed Juncker before the election, she never really backed the notion that the European Parliament should have a decisive part in selecting the Commission s president. She was certain that no party would win an absolute majority, but she did not foresee that almost all representatives from moderate parties would back whichever candidate won a plurality, making it difficult to appoint anyone else.

Bearing in mind that, in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action,A CONF.157 24 (Part I), chap. III. the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights recognized the inherent dignity and the unique contribution of indigenous peoples to the development and plurality of society and strongly reaffirmed the commitment of the international community to their economic, social and cultural well being and their enjoyment of the fruits of sustainable development,

Bearing in mind that, in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action,A CONF.157 24 (Part I), chap. III. the 1993 World Conference on Human Rights recognized the inherent dignity and the unique contribution of indigenous people to the development and plurality of society and strongly reaffirmed the commitment of the international community to their economic, social and cultural well being and their enjoyment of the fruits of sustainable development,

The programme is based on the belief that a situation of persistent violations can only be altered by fostering generations of citizens who are able to contribute to the strengthening of the rule of law and the culture of peace, who are conscious of their rights and of the means at their disposal for the protection of those rights and who are imbued with respect for plurality and cultural, sexual, ethnic, gender and religious diversity.