Sentence examples for * the universalisation from inspiring English sources

A strong jobs market, better-targeted government spending and the universalisation of primary schooling have brought gains to poor Brazilians, whatever their colour.

In broad terms, the AFS concept seeks to promote the universalisation and quality improvement of lower secondary school education in Viet Nam, for all adolescents in Viet Nam, in line with the national goal to achieve the same.

That is the long-term result of economic stabilisation and the universalisation of primary education in the 1990s, together with recent hikes to welfare payments and the minimum wage.

The diagnostic performance of ICDC compared with other diagnostic criteria proposed in other regions or countries, other than the revised HISORt and Asian criteria, are needed to confirm the universalisation of the diagnosis of AIP.

With the "mushrooming" of degree-granting nursing programmes that have consistently underperformed on licensure examinations, the universalisation of competencies allows for a standard against which all graduating nurses must be qualified.

Francis Fukuyama published The End of History, writing: "What we may be witnessing is not just the end of the cold war, or the passing of a particular period of postwar history, but the end of history as such … That is, the end point of mankind's ideological evolution and the universalisation of western liberal democracy as the final form of human government".

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They are all involved, in different ways, in a set of three overlapping rows: on compliance and inspections, on demands for universalisation of the treaty to bring in the remaining holdouts (now just India, Pakistan, Israel and North Korea), and on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

A postcolonial perspective as described above is necessary in order to question the current tendency towards a universalisation of Western discourse that actively suppresses any discourse outside of the metropolitan centre.

Thus, success in policies of universalisation also creates the institutional framework for advancing the agenda of child wellbeing.