Sentence examples for spread of universal from inspiring English sources
"Even more remarkable is the lack of a sign of any decline in status persistence across major institutional changes, such as the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century, the spread of universal schooling in the late 19th century, or the rise of the social democratic state in the twentieth century".
The spread of universal suffrage.
Mr President, colleagues, not since the spread of universal suffrage in the last century has our society faced such a big potential transfer of power.
Among the best known of Tiele's numerous works are Geschiedenis van den godsdienst, tot aan de heerschappij der wereldgodsdiensten (1876; Outlines of the History of Religion to the Spread of the Universal Religions) and his Gifford Lectures, published as Inleiding tot de godsdienst wetenschap, 2 vol. (1897 99; Elements of the Science of Religion).
JYCs conclusion was simple: The spread of equal universal education and knowledge was the key to avoiding the plummet off the edge of our future.
The bridge might have well been named after Rumi, the great Sufi thinker who spread the teaching of universal tolerance from Anatolia, or any other Islamic humanist.
In the second part, "Preachers", Chanda compares today's NGOs his focus is Human Rights Watch with missionaries of another era, who spread a message of universal values to influence public opinion and change the world.
He sang for 300 million Americans and hundreds of millions more throughout the world -- just as he and his pals had done in the glorious 1967 Summer of Love when they spread their message of universal love to the planet.
Whether in 1969 or 2014, music festivals remain surprisingly effective vehicles for spreading an ethos of universal love and respect. .
Whether in 1969 or 2014, music festivals remain surprisingly effective vehicles for spreading an ethos of universal love and respect.
The world is approaches the 2015 deadline for the Millennium Development Goals, which call for a reversal in the spread of HIV/AIDS and universal access to treatments for the disease.
