Sentence examples for encourage universal from inspiring English sources

Yousafzai has also traveled all over the the world to make speeches and media appearances that promote human rights and encourage universal access to education.

In addition to the insufficient broadband infrastructure, connections that do exist are often too expensive and unreliable to encourage universal access.

The Mummy is a movie you should watch for free (please don't see this in theaters don't encourage Universal by giving them your money), and with no thoughts attached.

Here's a story about the Trump administration threatening the rest of the world in order to protect pharmaceutical companies from a resolution that would encourage universal breast-feeding, which would prevent 800,000 child deaths a year.

She will advocate for road safety and continue to encourage universal breastfeeding, among other issues.

31– 35 We propose that more efforts should be undertaken to make screening for HIV and sexually transmitted infections by voluntary counseling and testing available to a wider age spectrum, and encourage universal HIV testing in the older general population.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Sharansky said the award would recognize the role of Jewish identity in encouraging universal achievements.

In encouraging universal banks to build up their investment side, and some retail banks to dabble in exotic instruments that they did not always understand (demonstrating that even boring retail banks can blow up), it made them take their eyes off their bread-and-butter business.

We do that by collaborating, creating a space for open dialogue, and encouraging universal participation.

"The Millennium Development Goals target poverty, hunger, and disease," Carter explained, "while encouraging universal primary education and fairness for women and girls".

Because of high rates of influenza-related hospitalizations in children younger than 24 months of age, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) encouraged universal vaccination of children aged 6 to 23 months in 2002 [ 5].