Sentence examples for bring about universal from inspiring English sources

An Iranian bomb will bring about universal nuclear proliferation.

Attempts to bring about universal health coverage are under way in several states, including Maryland and Oregon.

The International Energy Agency recommends that more than 60% of the funds required to bring about universal access to electricity be invested in distributed renewable energy projects such as wind, solar and small hydropower plants.

February 2 , 1807Paris, France December 31 , 1874Fontenay-aux-Roses, France Alexandre-Auguste Ledru-Rollin, (born Feb. 2, 1807, Paris died Dec. 31, 1874, Fontenay-aux-Roses, Fr)., French lawyer whose radical political activity earned him a prominent position in the French Second Republic; he helped bring about universal male suffrage in France.

It has fallen upon the volcano of American sympathies, and though, for awhile, it may seem to sleep, yet its igneous power shall communicate... to the slumbering might of the volcano, and it shall burst forth in one general conflagration of revolution that shall bring about universal freedom.

The Russian Revolution was supposed to bring about universal liberation; it was a lie.

Islam does not intend to confine this revolution to a single state or a few countries; the aim of Islam is to bring about a universal revolution.' Abdul-Rehman Malik, contributing editor of Muslim magazine Q-News, said: 'Maududi saw the world in the same way that Sayyid Qutb saw the world: they both divided humanity into true believers or those in a state of ignorance.

In the artist, events like those of Tuesday morning bring about a meeting of universal emotions and an individual will to unearth them, expose them, understand them and accept if not outlast them.

He is now becoming more feisty in the state, claiming that he is the candidate best able to bring about changes, such as universal health coverage, a reference to Mrs Clinton's failure to pass her health plan in 1993-94.The dangers of insurgencyHow significant a setback would losing Iowa be for Mrs Clinton?

While it is great to be inspired, our times also call for competence, leadership and substantive experience to bring about the real changes toward universal health care, fiscal responsibility, environmental stewardship and so much more that will make us truly "believe in ourselves".

The report said there was still potential for universal credit to bring about "considerable benefits" if the department put "realistic plans and strong discipline in place".