Sentence examples for are universally applied from inspiring English sources

For one thing, redemption fees will work only if they are universally applied and enforced.

The labels bitter and angry are universally applied to boomer women even though these emotions only reflect individual failed relationships.

Tissue adhesives are universally applied in surgery.

Using photos, essays and video, '20 Years of Child Rights' examines the achievements of the CRC and looks at ways the human family can ensure that the landmark agreement's principles are universally applied.

"It is universally applied to the really boring bits of any sport where nothing appears to be happening.

Despite all this evidence, most pension professionals still question whether the Boots model can be universally applied.

This is not, of course, a formula that can be universally applied; if it could, every melodrama could become Shakespearean just by muddying up the plot.

If your predecessor hadn't created a structure whereby the national curriculum applies only to local-authority schools, perhaps you would now be presiding over a nursery- to A-level content-led curriculum that was universally applied.

At the same time, the government would need to limit the growth of Medicare, which is universally applied to all elderly people; as a segment of American society, the elderly are relatively wealthy.

"I never met the rebbe," said Rabbi Hertzberg, using the term for "teacher" that Hasidic groups give to their spiritual leaders and that was universally applied to Rabbi Schneerson.

In contrast, the methods proposed herein may be universally applied at multiple scales.