Sentence examples for Universal literacy from inspiring English sources

Universal literacy was achieved in Estonia and Latvia.

Universal literacy meant universal decipherment, and universal exposure.

Universal literacy ought to be a sine qua non of a civilised society, and an inalienable human right.

Universal literacy, already achieved in most European and American and many Asian societies, has become the goal of all.

Universal literacy may be instrumental to developing a skilled workforce – a notion much loved by Tories – but the real reason we value education is because it is a necessary (though insufficient) component of a well-functioning democratic society.

Who didn't want sovereignty, free healthcare or universal literacy?

As policies increasingly emphasise the need for patients' participation, services need to simplify the literacy requirements of service use and health professionals need to offer non-judgemental (universal) literacy-sensitive support to promote positive healthcare experiences and outcomes.

The nineteenth century, in many parts of the West, including the United States, marked the beginning of near-universal literacy.

Near-universal literacy, television and internet penetration mean reliable information about how to deal with an outbreak is much more easily disseminated to those who need it.

As the population of Kerala has grown richer – partly as a result of universal healthcare and near-universal literacy – many people now choose to pay more and have additional private healthcare.

This was quite unnecessary, in Kealey's view, because the churches were already educating the majority of under-11s, and Victorian England had near-universal literacy before the 1870 Education Act.