Sentence examples for universal emphasis from inspiring English sources

Universal emphasis on conservation and efficiency in all activities.

And the universal emphasis on slim figures, beamed daily over satellite television, bedevils the Guinness marketing executives who have tried for years to convey the difficult message that its heavy product is not particularly fattening.

And while many values might seem universal, the emphasis - and meaning - can vary from one organization to another.

Bawa practiced law in London and then at home before turning to architecture in his 30's, pursuing his second profession with an unswerving local focus that in hindsight seems universal in its emphasis on domestic intimacy, natural beauty and spiritual repose.

At the same time, Renaissance humanism, with its universal values and emphasis on scholarship (as exemplified by Erasmus, the "prince of humanism"), had taken root in the country.

This switch of emphasis from universal coverage to universal coverage plus additional interventions will be reliant on improved entomological monitoring and evaluation.

Despite the hopes of modern "liberals" and "conservatives," these universal twin Catholic emphases never really change, because they are too firmly — indeed, unmistakably — rooted in the teachings of Christianity's founding texts and earliest traditions.

But the Education for All initiative was overshadowed by the millennium development goals and their emphasis on universal primary education.

"An emphasis on universal, as opposed to race-specific programs isn't just good policy," Mr. Obama said in his book.

"We have a lot in common with him, his emphasis on universal pre-K and after-school funding and college readiness," Ms. Gauthier said.

President Obama has said that while he opposes quotas and thinks an emphasis on universal and not race-specific programs is good policy, considering race along with other factors can be appropriate in certain circumstances".