Sentence examples for National particularities from inspiring English sources

The declaration's vague wording gives scope for Asean governments to exclude serious abuses because of "national particularities" or "cultural background".

If this whole project is going to survive – and it is an ever bigger if – we need it to be more flexible and more devolutionary: more willing to recognise national particularities.

These may be due to national particularities and legal issues, but also to the nature of the institutions and people 'behind' the courses.

Networking and promoting cooperation among their member organizations were seen as a way of overcoming national particularities.

Slovenia formulated national guidelines for treatment of HCV infection in 1997, basing the guidelines on international recommendations while taking into account national particularities [ 7].

By the beginning of the 20th century, the trend against national particularity and towards universal homogeneity had set in: the Scotsman Andrew Lang with his coloured Fairy Books (Green, Rose, Yellow, etc) collected tales from all over the world, ran them through an editing process that made them sound very alike, and in ways that emphasised the common heritage of humanity.

Buber's literary voice may be best understood as probingly personal while seeking communication with others, forging a path between East and West, Judaism and Humanism, national particularity and universal spirit.

[w]hile the significance of national and regional particularities and various historical, cultural and religious backgrounds must be borne in mind, it is the duty of States, regardless of their political, economic and cultural systems, to promote and protect all human rights and fundamental freedoms.