Sentence examples for broader universal from inspiring English sources

By the 1980s French Canadian theatre again became concerned with broader universal issues.

They mirror similar circumstances elsewhere in the world, and so they carry a broader universal significance.

The Second Vatican Council issued the "Dogmatic Constitution on the Church," or Lumen Gentium (1964; "Light of the Nations"), which reflected the broader, universal nature of the mystical body by stating that all persons are members of the church, at least potentially, because Christ came to offer salvation to everyone.

Every day of debate about broader universal service issues is another day that rural Americans are denied access to next-generation broadband services.

He has also called for broader, universal background checks on gun purchasers, a proposal that stands a better chance politically.

Pennsylvania voters, who were instead asked about a broader universal background check on gun buyers, gave that measure 95percentt support, as did the state's gun owners.

An oft-quoted line from the show appears to make such broad universal claims when Hannah moans to her parents: "I think I may be the voice of my generation.

The knowledge that Europe, on the whole, generally stuck with its broad "universal" bank approach and never fully bought into the stand-alone investment banking model that has now collapsed provides a reassuring backdrop for its executives.

Spain has the broadest universal jurisdiction law in the world, human rights experts say.

But further to that, participating in this allowed me to express sentiments that transcend me and my son, and have broad universal impact.

Concerns about its capacity to derail diplomatic relations notably led Belgium to repeal its broad universal jurisdiction law and Spain to narrow the scope of its own law, namely by requiring the presence of the accused on Spanish soil, the existence of Spanish victims or another link to Spain.