Sentence examples for of universal needs from inspiring English sources

If Luther was living today and had the opportunity to vote, I believe wholeheartedly that the political views of President Barack Obama would resonate with his vision of universal needs for all.

The complexity of universal needs packages in most OECD countries limits the extent to which this methodology can be applied to most services.

Many people saw the injustice of this and decided to change the rules: henceforth the criterion of universal need came to supplant good contacts.

Although universal in theory, this approach still has its imperfections regarding practical assessment: ways of fulfillment of even universal needs depend on the possibilities offered by society; measurement of these needs' satisfaction is accessible through rating their fulfillment acts; thereby, assessment of Qol cannot be liberated from time and space dimensions.

This winter I invited the women who were in legacy facilitator training with me to do a short writing exercise, not for the purpose of discerning values, but to provide a sense of generations, an appreciation of life and our mortality, and to address two of our universal needs: wanting to be known and remembered.

They settle here on the basis of the "Fidei Donum," (Gift of Faith), the 1957 encyclical that encouraged bishops to open themselves "to the universal needs of the church".

Lorenzo Albacete's Lives column, "Secrets of the Confessional," was particularly effective, with its understanding of our universal need to be truthful when it pains us most.

Besides, people attribute a prioritisation of relative importance to these universal needs dependent on culture, person-bound characteristics of people (e.g. age, gender, social class) and changing circumstances (e.g. household composition) [ 15- 18].

Humans have many different ways of leading satisfying lives, and genuinely universal needs are hard to find.

But some entrepreneurs are looking at the problem of convenience and pairing it with universal needs.

Perhaps the idea of universal education needs to be examined in a more intentional way, as courses are developed.