plural society การใช้

• Just relying on official pictures and reports is not enough in a plural society.
• "We are a minority in a plural society, " said Yacoob Ali, the association's president.
• In British Malaya, the principle of'plural society'underscored the social order of the modern colonial and post-colonial periods.
• There was considerable immigration, which created a plural society similar to those of other Southeast Asian countries.
• It is not just about buildings, it is about the whole traditional culture synonymous with a plural society.
• Next, we have three writers who speak frankly about belonging to a different race in Malaysia's plural society.
• This attempt at creating a plural society was in sharp contrast to the zealotry that had characterised their predecessors.
• He argues that due to political development, western countries have created homogeneity among their plural societies, as like idealize British society.
• A Plural society is a society, divided by segmental cleavages, and, political stability is characterized by system maintenance, legitimacy, civil order and effectiveness.
• I have always maintained that in this highly plural society, no one single group can run it to the exclusion of other groups.
• "You can't simply settle issues in an open and plural society by closing the book and saying ` I've made my mind up . "'
• Though critical of prevailing religious practices and social institutions on philosophical grounds, early Buddhist texts exhibit a reactionary anxiety at having to compete in religiously plural societies.
• Over time, the effectiveness of Quaker-style silence for non-sectarian and non-controversial public observances has led to its almost universal use in the English-speaking world as well as other plural societies.