Sentence examples for commitment to universality from inspiring English sources

Smith had already begun to retreat from the original government commitment to universality.

A commitment to universality does not contradict voter integrity efforts.

A commitment to universality can neutralize gerrymandering through creation of independent redistricting commissions like those found in Washington or California.

It is particularly interesting that the mobilisation of citizens around health issues is most evident in countries such as Costa Rica, Thailand and Ghana where there is an explicit policy commitment to universality from the outset of the health financing reforms.

In his even more experimental Finnegans Wake (1939), extracts of which had already appeared as Work in Progress from 1928 to 1937, Joyce's commitment to cultural universality became absolute.

"It is now clear that our refocus on equity is a practical expression of the organization's commitment to the universality of children's rights," said Mr. Alipui.

About 5,000 people, including political and business leaders, aid organisations and civil society groups, are expected to attend the UN-backed event in a bid to "reinspire and reinvigorate a commitment to humanity and to the universality of humanitarian principles".

According to Guttmann, "When Brundage had to choose between his hostility to Communism and his commitment to the ideal of Olympic universality, he chose the latter.

In this way, the tattoos not only emphasizes the individual's commitment to and belief in the universality of human rights, but also link the individuals who bear these letters together and makes their stories and the reasoning behind getting the tattoos part of a larger narrative around human rights.

Judgments of beauty have, or make a claim to, "universality" or "universal validity".

Here the term 'normativity' stands for any value-based commitment that has the pretence to universality.