Pluralism means recognizing and respecting different beliefs, ideas, and cultures. It suggests that multiple perspectives can coexist in a society without one dominating over others. Full definition
It found, however, no violation of proportionality stricto sensu, since the provision pursued an acceptable balance between the freedom to receive information and the freedom of pluralism of the media on the one hand and the freedom to conduct a business on the other. (europeanlawblog.eu)
Building on the observations of H. Richard Niebuhr, Bellah shows how the gap between the religious pluralism of Ernst Troeltsch and the absolute distinction between the revelation of God in Christ versus other religions can be bridged by the Christian without being unfaithful. (religion-online.org)
As one of the organizations backing bilingual education, for example, the New York State Association for Bilingual Education maintains it is important to foster «the awareness and appreciation of biculturalism and bilingualism as an integral part of cultural pluralism in our society.» (educationworld.com)