Sentence examples for combined universal from inspiring English sources
The project's design was developed collaboratively, and is a 2 × 2 cluster-randomized true experimental design in which schools within four separate sites were assigned randomly to four conditions: (1) no-intervention control group, (2) universal intervention, (3) targeted intervention, and (4) combined universal and targeted interventions.
The co-productions combined universal curriculum goals that were common around the world with educational content that specifically addressed the needs of children in each country.
Combined, Universal's trio accounted for nearly half of all the movie tickets sold in the United States over the weekend.
In Australia there is currently no evidence of effective selective prevention and internationally there is no evidence of a combined universal and selective approach to substance use prevention.
The second combined universal suffrage with substantial redistribution.
The commission was concerned that a combined Universal and EMI, without significant divestitures, would have exercised too much control over certain music markets, potentially limiting choice.
In the new Vivendi Universal Entertainment unit, Mr. Jackson is to run the combined Universal-USA television business while reporting to Ron Meyer, who runs Universal Studios.
His bid for EMI was risky; a combined Universal-EMI would control about forty per cent of the world market, a degree of dominance that regulators might not allow.
Edgar M. Bronfman Jr., a former chief executive for Warner who remains a board member, said at a recent media conference that a combined Universal-EMI would be a dangerous "supermajor".
It is understood that the commission has also raised concern about the amount of retail shelf space a combined Universal-EMI would be able to control – and whether the music major would have the market power to impose more onerous rights deals with digital music providers.
This follows a principle of progressive universalism combining universal services with progressively greater support in relation to need.
