As designers, they are comfortable with the universal community of young consumers, mediated by movies, music and the Internet.
The realm of literature, to her, was a universal community, a brotherhood of the subversive and the good.
We should boost integration by creating universal community service; spread "character" education and change the way we teach history to remind everyone that 400,000 Muslim soldiers once fought to keep our country safe.
A real recipe for happiness!" Here in the UK the IPPR has called for universal community centres in which activities for different age groups would take place separately but under one roof.
Their emphasis on the universal community of Islam (the ummah) sees a rejection of localised forms of the religious expression and instead a propagation of "proper" orthodox Sunni Islam that looks towards Mecca for inspiration.
Amid their diversity and conflicts the early Christians remained of "one accord," visibly sharing the one Eucharist, accepting the ministries of the whole church, reaching out beyond their local situation in faith and witness with a sense of the universal community that held all Christians together.
Robert Reich, a political economist at Berkeley who served as labor secretary in Bill Clinton's administration, suggests increasing the mandatory education to 14 years, including two years of universal community college to equip workers with the new skills required by a changing economy.
This shows that all of us, virtuous or not, are ruled by one law and so belong to one universal community.
This Universal Community, which constitutes reality, develops greater understanding over time through its members' continual development of the meaning of signs.
Background: Health visitors (HVs), also known as public health nurses, in the UK provide a universal community-based service to preschool children and their parents.
